Principal Waste-To-Energy Engineer (St. John's)

Principal Waste-To-Energy Engineer (St. John's)

27 Oct
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WSP in Canada
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St. John's

27 Oct

WSP in Canada

St. John's

Lead Waste-to-Energy engineering at WSP, applying thermal conversion, process integration, and technical leadership across complex project lifecycles.As Principal Waste-to-Energy Engineer, you will advise clients within WSP’s Energy, Resources and Industrial team. You will support feasibility, technology selection, detailed design, construction, commissioning, optimization, and operational improvement. Your expertise will address municipal, industrial, agricultural, biomass, and organic waste streams.Key Responsibilities: Lead Waste-to-Energy projects from feasibility through operationsReview mass balances, flow diagrams, instrumentation, and system integrationGuide thermal, biological, and advanced conversion technology selectionEvaluate boilers, turbines, digesters,



and emissions control equipmentMentor teams and provide commissioning, troubleshooting, and optimization supportRequirements: 15+ years in engineering, operations, consulting, or project delivery10+ years with Waste-to-Energy or heavy thermal facilitiesDeep knowledge of thermal and biological conversion technologiesExperience with process simulation, thermal modelling, and equipment evaluationAbility to lead multidisciplinary work and communicate complex concepts clearlyBring Waste-to-Energy expertise, sound engineering judgement, and client advisory skills to WSP’s energy recovery projects.#J-18808-Ljbffr

📌 Principal Waste-To-Energy Engineer (St. John's)
🏢 WSP in Canada
📍 St. John's

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