PROJECT ENGINEER

Position overview

Project delivery responsibilities

• Coordinate project management and project services teams on estimating, scheduling, risk, and financial controls.
• Monitor and control scope, schedule, and budget; report project performance and status through project stages.
• Establish, monitor, report, and progress schedules and budgets, including impacts on team resources.
• Coordinate multidisciplinary work and support assessment of deviations affecting technical scope, estimates, schedules, safety, or environmental requirements.
• Lead and contribute to Capital Investment Justifications and addendums, including scope, schedule, risk, and cost estimates.
• Advise on interdisciplinary engineering, financial, and resource issues; establish safety and environmental plans with stakeholders.
• Guide stakeholders on estimates, schedules, execution strategies, staffing, risk assessments, and contract management.
• Ensure performance information supports issue and deadline control, communication, and accountability.
• Prepare capital project reports, forecasts, summaries, memos, and lessons learned.
• Supervise and mentor project staff, including staff officers, project specialists, and engineers.

Qualifications

• Engineering degree from a recognized university and at least seven years of related experience, including three years in project management and administration.
• Professional membership in good standing with Engineers Geoscientists Manitoba, or willingness and ability to attain it within a specified period.
• Sound knowledge of electrical, civil, and mechanical engineering fundamentals.
• Advanced project management knowledge in scoping, estimating, scheduling, procurement, cost control, risk management, and change control in engineering or construction.
• Strong computer skills, including scheduling software and Microsoft Office.
• SAP and P6 experience for capital budgets and schedules is considered an asset.
• Transmission, distribution, HVDC, or natural gas plant project experience across design, construction, and commissioning is considered an asset.
• Demonstrated initiative, effective working relationships, and ability to interact across internal and external groups.
• Mature judgment and proven ability to carry out assigned duties.

Benefits

• Competitive salary and comprehensive benefits package.
• Defined-benefit pension plan.
• Nine-day work cycle, typically providing every other Monday off.