Flexible benefits package that can be adapted to suit your lifestyle
Commitment to continued professional development through development plans tailored to individual needs and interests
Global connections with leading industry experts around the world who are shaping the standards of our profession
In our recruitment and hiring process at Wood Canada Ltd., we want to emphasize that we do not employ artificial intelligence or automated systems to screen or select candidates. We are committed to ensuring fairness and inclusivity by relying on the expertise from a team of professional recruiters for the application reviews, interviews, and qualification assessments.
Typical Responsibilities
Assist the Project Manager and/or Engineering Manager with the management of engineering team performance specific to all activities planned for a project (or group of projects), including:
Assist the Project Manager and Engineering Manager in all aspects of project work and keep the team informed of difficulties encountered and issues that arise on the project
Assist in coordination of cross discipline input in to engineering deliverables and ensuring compliance with the Design Basis
Assist in development and management of a plan for production of engineering documentation and specifications including computer aided document production
Review the work of the Discipline Leads in the preparation of technical specifications, designs, drawings and documents and ensure the quality of engineering and design
Participate in key discussions, with respect to technical inquiries of scope clarification as well as provide input into progress reporting
Monitor transmittals for internal and external documentation reviews and compliance with project requirements
Responsible for creation of multidiscipline procurement packages. Coordinate between engineering and procurement on scope of work documentation, compiling and reviewing technical documents, preparing other required documentation for procurement including multi-discipline bid evaluation and clarifications
Coordinate between engineering and estimating team for material take-offs, inclusions and exclusions, and other technical aspects
Participate in the management of change process for the project by informing the necessary parties and preparing the necessary change management documentation
Support the assessment of engineering and procurement progress within the overall project schedule and identifying mitigations should actual and/or forecast schedule performance deviate from planned
Assist in maintaining the look-ahead engineering schedule and work lists
Monitor discipline progress and performance of the engineering scope and develop corrective action plans when required
Interface with construction team as required to provide technical clarity.
Coordinate Requests for Information (RFIs) and review with Engineering Manager
Participate in quality assurance audits
Provide input to the identification of risks and supporting the management of risks
What makes you remarkable?
At Wood, we are committed to equal opportunities and welcome all talented individuals to consider joining our team. So even if you don't match every statement below but feel you have some of the experience, knowledge or skills needed for this role, we encourage you to apply. It will take all of us working together to deliver solutions to the world’s most critical challenges.
Expected
Registered Professional Engineer with a minimum of 5 years of relevant progressive experience on engineering or EPCM consulting projects.
Experience with engineering design, engineering progressing, procurement packages development, contract development, scope of work writing, EWP definition, key quantity management, change control, and scheduling/planning.
Excellent oral and written communication skills and able to work with people at all levels
Must be able to demonstrate effective organizational skills and be able to work independently and effectively in a team environment
Strong track record of successful project completion and experience in Mining and Mineral projects will be an advantage
Authorization to lawfully work in Canada without sponsorship from Wood is required
Formal Project Management training would be considered an asset.
Desirable
Formal Project Management training would be considered an asset.
