Associate Instrumentation Engineer Water Treatment (Winnipeg)

Associate Instrumentation Engineer Water Treatment (Winnipeg)

08 Nov
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Veolia Water Technologies
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Winnipeg

08 Nov

Veolia Water Technologies

Winnipeg

Build instrumentation expertise with Veolia Group by selecting and documenting systems for complex water treatment facility projects.This Associate EI&C; Engineer position supports Veolia Water Technology’s environmental services work across water applications. You will learn equipment and processes while developing instrumentation designs and supporting electrical and control documentation. Collaboration includes engineering teams, clients, production facilities, factory acceptance testing, and commissioning.Key Responsibilities:

Perform instrumentation calculations for water treatment facilitiesSelect instruments and prepare datasheets and termination drawingsRead and comment on engineering documents and process guidelinesDevelop test plans, programs,



and network design deliverablesManage scope, budget, schedule, risks, and opportunitiesRequirements:

Bachelor’s degree in engineering or equivalentKnowledge of water chemistry, hydraulics, or fluid mechanics preferredExperience with control systems, PLCs, HMI, or SCADA preferredStrong written, verbal, and customer relationship skillsProfessional Engineer or EIT designation preferredDevelop instrumentation, documentation, and automation solutions for Veolia Water Technology’s custom water treatment projects.

📌 Associate Instrumentation Engineer Water Treatment (Winnipeg)
🏢 Veolia Water Technologies
📍 Winnipeg

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