Water Resources Engineer At Imperial Edmonton (Canada)

Water Resources Engineer At Imperial Edmonton (Canada)

02 Aug
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Exxon Mobil
|
Canada

02 Aug

Exxon Mobil

Canada

Drive innovative water management projects as a Senior Water Resources Engineer with Imperial in Alberta. Oversee planning and design of surface water systems for efficient resource integration.
As part of the Kearl Technical department, you will play a vital role in water management at one of Canada's leading oil sands operations. This strategic position focuses on mid- to long-range planning for water infrastructure, integrating it with site-wide systems to ensure optimal functioning. You will support project lifecycle phases, regulatory applications, and provide troubleshooting for ongoing operations.
Key Responsibilities:
• Plan surface water management strategies and infrastructure needs
• Advise on project development and construction troubleshooting
• Evaluate existing systems for performance upgrades




• Ensure integration with roads, pipelines, and utilities
• Maintain and update the site water management balance
Requirements:
• Qualified Engineer designation with 10+ years in relevant fields
• Robust expertise in surface water management and design
• Proficiency in HEC-HMS or similar modeling tools
• Effective communication and project management skills
• Ability to manage multiple priorities in agile environments
Showcase your engineering skills and contribute to sustainable solutions in water management with Imperial.
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📌 Water Resources Engineer At Imperial Edmonton (Canada)
🏢 Exxon Mobil
📍 Canada

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