Electrical Engineering Lead - Mining Projects (British Columbia)

Electrical Engineering Lead - Mining Projects (British Columbia)

07 Sep
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WorleyParsons
|
British Columbia

07 Sep

WorleyParsons

British Columbia

Take the lead with Worley as a Lead Electrical Engineer specializing in mining projects based in Vancouver, British Columbia. Utilize your expertise to deliver compliant electrical engineering solutions effectively.

In this full time role, you'll be responsible for driving electrical engineering services for mining and metals initiatives. Your technical knowledge in HV, MV, and LV systems will be critical as you collaborate with internal teams and externally with clients. You'll guide less experienced engineers while ensuring that project deliverables meet top-tier quality and safety standards.

Key Responsibilities:
• Deliver electrical engineering solutions for mining
• Oversee development of electrical deliverables




• Lead project teams and technical discussions
• Address complex technical challenges proactively
• Build strong relationships with stakeholders

Requirements:
• At least 10 years in electrical engineering within mining
• Bachelor's Degree and P.Eng. designation preferred
• Familiarity with Canadian electrical codes
• Expertise in engineering software (ETAP, SKM)
• Demonstrated ability in team leadership and client management

Join Worley, leverage your engineering skills, and help guide mining projects in Vancouver!
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📌 Electrical Engineering Lead - Mining Projects (British Columbia)
🏢 WorleyParsons
📍 British Columbia

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