Electrical Engineering Group Lead Role (British Columbia)

Electrical Engineering Group Lead Role (British Columbia)

30 Sep
|
randstad canada
|
British Columbia

30 Sep

randstad canada

British Columbia

Take charge as the Electrical Engineering Group Lead for a high tech R&D; client, focusing on operational excellence and team leadership. Oversee engineering support for electrical infrastructure and fire alarm systems.

This role demands strong communication and technical expertise to successfully guide a team of engineers and technologists. Your leadership will drive operational plans, budget management, and compliance with regulations. Further, ensure the effectiveness of maintenance objectives while upholding safety standards within the electrical services group.

Key Responsibilities:
• Establish operational plans aligned with departmental goals
• Manage the group's operating and maintenance budget
• Oversee engineering compliance with regulations and standards




• Support capital projects and infrastructure upgrades
• Promote a culture of safety and continuous improvement

Requirements:
• Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering or equivalent
• Qualified Engineer (P.Eng.) registration eligibility
• 8-12 years of engineering experience with leadership roles
• Experience in complex electrical environments preferred
• Proven track record managing technical teams and projects

Lead the charge in enhancing operational effectiveness and safety standards in electrical engineering.
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📌 Electrical Engineering Group Lead Role (British Columbia)
🏢 randstad canada
📍 British Columbia

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