The Engineering Technologist provides technical and engineering services for various ship repair and build support projects at Victoria Shipyards. This role liaises between the technical office and other shipyard departments, ensuring effective communication and resolution of vessel and fabrication shop floor issues.

This is a 12-month limited term employment with eligible benefits and 3 weeks’ vacation.

Note: Due to business needs, this position is required to be fully on-site based at 825 Admirals Road, Victoria.

What you'll do

Review customer requirements and develop technical packages, including conceptual designs, 3D models, P&IDs;, repair plans, and technical proposals.

Provide technical support on assigned projects, partnering with Operations, Production, Estimating, Supply Chain, HSE, and QA teams.

Perform engineering calculations in areas such as statics, dynamics, mechanics of materials and fluids, weight control, stability, and electrical systems.

Develop engineered design solutions, repair strategies, conversion plans, rigging arrangements, and lifting plans.

Prepare technical documentation, including design and production drawings, shop drawings, specifications, work instructions, inspection plans, calculations, and reports.

Participate in all phases of ship repair, conversion, and refit projects, including requirements analysis, design development, material selection,



execution support, and project close-out.

Collect, process, and prepare technical information packages for ship repair projects, including Refit Layouts, P&IDs;, Material Cut Lists, Nesting Sheets, and BOMs.

Collaborate with cross-functional teams to resolve technical production issues in fabrication shops and onboard vessels.

Conduct technical investigations into component or system failures and support the development of corrective actions.

Perform inspections, support job execution, and contribute to quality assurance and engineering excellence throughout project delivery.

Participate in lessons learned reviews and continuous improvement initiatives to enhance project execution and operational efficiency.

Work closely with multidisciplinary engineering and production teams to develop practical, safe, and cost-effective solutions that support project objectives.

What you'll bring

AScT, PTech, EIT, or P.Eng. designation in a Canadian province is considered an asset.

Minimum one (1) year of experience in a marine or engineering workplace, such as a shipyard, engineering design office, vessel operations, or maintenance facility.

Experience supporting production or operations teams and working within multidisciplinary project environments is an asset.

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