Coordinate mechanical construction from St. John’s using field engineering, piping, equipment, and project coordination skills. Travel and extended site assignments are required.This evergreen posting welcomes graduates and experienced candidates for ongoing and future opportunities. You may coordinate work packages involving process piping, pumps, tanks, valves, rotating equipment, and mechanical systems. The position also requires drawing review, scheduling, subcontractor coordination, inspections, records, and HSEQ compliance.Key Responsibilities:
Coordinate mechanical construction activities and daily field prioritiesReview drawings, P&IDs;, specifications, and vendor documentationPrepare work plans, work packages, and look-ahead schedulesCoordinate subcontractors, suppliers, vendors, inspections,



and testingSupport commissioning, turnover, reporting, and project recordsRequirements:
Mechanical engineering degree, diploma, or equivalent practical experienceZero to ten years of relevant construction or coordination experienceAbility to interpret mechanical drawings, isometrics, and P&IDsMicrosoft; Office proficiency;
Excel and Word particularlyValid driver’s licence and willingness to travelApply mechanical construction, field coordination, drawing review, and HSEQ knowledge across project sites supported from St. John’s.
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📌 Mechanical Field Engineer Construction (Winnipeg)
🏢 Green Infrastructure Partners
📍 Winnipeg