Electrical Engineer Role at Worley (Alberta)

Electrical Engineer Role at Worley (Alberta)

17 Aug
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Egis Group
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Alberta

17 Aug

Egis Group

Alberta

Become a key contributor at Worley as an Electrical Engineer, focusing on delivering quality engineering services in a sustainable energy environment. This role emphasizes strong technical skills and regulatory compliance to meet project needs.

At Worley, this individual contributor position involves ensuring electrical engineering services meet compliance and project goals on time and within budget. You will prepare detailed designs, conduct analyses, and assist with procurement during construction. Your hands-on experience in heavy industry projects and proficiency with engineering software will enhance our mission for sustainable solutions.

Key Responsibilities:
• Deliver electrical engineering services within budget and timeline
• Prepare proposals, designs, and analyze project scope changes
• Support recruitment, construction,



and commissioning activities
• Communicate effectively with team members and stakeholders
• Keep current with electrical engineering innovations

Requirements:
• Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering or related field
• Skilled Engineer designation with APEGA or EGBC
• Practical experience in engineering consulting and heavy industry
• Knowledge of local and international engineering standards
• Competent in electrical engineering software and MS Office

This role bridges your engineering expertise with Worley’s commitment to sustainability.
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📌 Electrical Engineer Role at Worley (Alberta)
🏢 Egis Group
📍 Alberta

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