Forensic Engineer Exciting Opportunity: Mechanical Engineer (P.Eng.) – Multiple Locations Across Canada! Role Title: Mechanical Engineer
Location: Multiple locations available (onsite, hybrid, or remote)
Industry: Engineering • Forensic Analysis • Consulting
Type: Full-time or Contract (flexible)
Why This Role Matters Our client is expanding their elite forensic engineering team and is seeking a Mechanical Engineer (P.Eng.) who thrives on solving complex problems, uncovering the “why” behind equipment or system failures, and delivering high-impact engineering insights. If you enjoy combining hands‑on investigations with deep technical analysis—and want your work to directly influence risk management, remediation strategies, and major legal or insurance outcomes—this role is an exciting next step.
You’ll work on diverse files across commercial, industrial, institutional, and large‑facility environments , tackling everything from HVAC system failures to pressure vessel incidents to heavy machinery breakdowns.
What You’ll Do Take ownership of investigation assignments involving mechanical system failures or operational disruptions.
Conduct on‑site inspections to evaluate design, installation, maintenance practices, and performance of mechanical systems.
Analyze mechanical failures, defects, and damages to determine root cause with scientific rigor.
Assess damage severity and provide expert guidance on repair/restoration options.
Contribute engineering design expertise for system remediation and improvements.
Review codes, standards, regulations, contracts, and technical documentation.
Offer technical advisory support for insurance, legal, regulatory, and risk‑related matters.
Develop detailed engineering reports that showcase your findings and recommendations.




Act as an expert witness when required—translating technical insights into explicit, defensible testimony.
Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams and represent the organization in client meetings, presentations, seminars, and industry events.
Support business development through exceptional client engagement and professional presence.
Additional Opportunities to Shine Stay ahead of emerging engineering trends and industry best practices.
Contribute to technical papers or publications.
Uphold organizational and professional standards of excellence.
Qualifications Education & Licensing Bachelor’s Degree in Mechanical Engineering
Professional Engineer (P.Eng.) designation in a Canadian jurisdiction
Experience 5+ years of mechanical engineering experience; forensic or failure‑analysis experience is a strong asset
Hands‑on experience with HVAC, plumbing/piping, boilers & pressure vessels, and heavy equipment
Mechanical damage assessment experience required
Experience with insurance, legal, or risk management partners is considered an advantage
Expert witness experience is a bonus
Skills & Abilities Exceptional written and verbal communication
Proficiency with Microsoft Office and engineering tools (e.g., AutoCAD)
Deep knowledge of mechanical codes, standards, and regulatory frameworks
Strong analytical thinking and root‑cause problem‑solving capabilities
Excellent project management and organizational skills
Confident presenter with a client‑first mindset
Work Environment Work may include office‑based analysis, remote consulting, and on‑site investigations across industrial, commercial, construction, and residential environments
Travel up to ~40% depending on file requirements
Occasional lifting of field equipment (up to ~50 lbs)

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📌 Forensic Engineer (British Columbia)
🏢 TEEMA
📍 British Columbia