Protection Control Field Engineer (British Columbia)

Protection Control Field Engineer (British Columbia)

09 Nov
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Ian Martin Group
|
British Columbia

09 Nov

Ian Martin Group

British Columbia

Apply Protection and Control testing expertise to utility-scale projects in Campbell River. Coordinate field investigations, commissioning, and technical issue resolution onsite.
This Site Engineering assignment focuses on field engineering and commissioning coordination for electrical capital projects. You will support Field Testers and Communications, Protection and Control technologists during testing and investigations. The position also oversees equipment including switchgear, power transformers, instrumentation, control systems, and communication networks.
Key Responsibilities: Support field testers during testing and modifications
Investigate faults and resolve unexpected field conditions
Oversee Protection and Control equipment commissioning




Verify Factory and Site Acceptance Testing plans
Maintain detailed field review records
Requirements: Eight years in relevant Protection and Control engineering
High-voltage testing, settings verification, and schematic review experience
Utility generation, transmission, or substation field experience
Electrical Engineering degree or equivalent discipline
Skilled Engineer registration eligibility preferred
Bring high-voltage testing, fault analysis, and field commissioning expertise to Protection and Control projects in Campbell River.

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📌 Protection Control Field Engineer (British Columbia)
🏢 Ian Martin Group
📍 British Columbia

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