Senior Mechanical Engineer Energy Projects (Alberta)

Senior Mechanical Engineer Energy Projects (Alberta)

07 Nov
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HOCS Projects
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Alberta

07 Nov

HOCS Projects

Alberta

Lead mechanical engineering scopes for HOCS Projects in Calgary, applying equipment specification and technical leadership across energy projects.
As a Senior Mechanical Engineer, you will deliver mechanical work through concept development, FEED, detailed engineering, procurement, construction, commissioning, and start-up. The position covers design quality, discipline coordination, vendor engagement, and project support. Your work will help produce safe, practical, operable, and constructible solutions aligned with project and client requirements.
Key Responsibilities: Lead mechanical scopes across the complete project lifecycle
Prepare, review, and approve equipment specifications and calculations
Evaluate static, rotating, and packaged mechanical equipment
Coordinate vendors, fabricators, clients,



and project disciplines
Provide construction, commissioning, and start-up technical support
Requirements: Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering or equivalent
APEGA-registered Qualified Engineer in good standing
Minimum 10 years of progressive mechanical engineering experience
Oil and gas, industrial, EPC, or EPCM experience
Knowledge of applicable ASME, API, and CSA requirements
Bring senior mechanical engineering leadership, equipment expertise, and project delivery experience to HOCS Projects' Calgary energy assignments.

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📌 Senior Mechanical Engineer Energy Projects (Alberta)
🏢 HOCS Projects
📍 Alberta

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