Electrical Engineer Mining Power Systems (British Columbia)

Electrical Engineer Mining Power Systems (British Columbia)

25 Oct
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WSP Global
|
British Columbia

25 Oct

WSP Global

British Columbia

Design mining power systems with WSP as an Electrical Engineer in Terrace, British Columbia, using distribution design and power studies expertise.
This Electrical Engineer supports WSP’s Resources subsector within Energy, Resources and Industry. You will lead electrical power distribution and control designs for greenfield and brownfield mining and heavy industrial projects. The work spans conceptual studies, detailed engineering, site reviews, and project completion.
Key Responsibilities: Lead distribution and control system designs for industrial environments
Conduct load flow, short circuit, and arc flash studies
Prepare equipment specifications, datasheets, reports, and cost estimates
Develop grounding, lighting, motor control, and cable support designs




Coordinate multidisciplinary delivery and mentor junior staff
Requirements: Five or more years designing electrical systems for heavy industry
British Columbia Skilled Engineer registration or eligibility
Knowledge of CSA, ANSI, IEEE standards and applicable codes
Proficiency with power system modelling and electrical design tools
Valid driver’s licence and strong Microsoft Office writing skills
Apply electrical engineering, industrial design, and power system study expertise to WSP mining projects in Terrace.

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📌 Electrical Engineer Mining Power Systems (British Columbia)
🏢 WSP Global
📍 British Columbia

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