E&I Coordinator

COOEC Canada Company; Calgary; Presencial; CAD 90.000 - 120.000; Jornada completa

Descripción de la vacante

COOEC Canada Company Ltd. is seeking an E&I Coordinator to plan, coordinate, and oversee electrical and instrumentation construction activities, ensuring safety, compliance with CEC/CSA, and alignment with project schedules.

The role interfaces between engineering, procurement, contractors, quality, and commissioning, translating IFC drawings and P&IDs into field execution, verifying installations, and tracking progress.

Formación

• Journeyman Electrician or Instrumentation Technician or equivalent.
• AIT/Journeyman certification in Alberta.
• Valid safety tickets (CSO, Ground Disturbance, WHMIS, First Aid).
• Understanding of LOTO and arc-flash safety.

Responsabilidades

• Coordinate daily E&I construction activities with contractors to align with schedules.
• Interpret IFC drawings, electrical one-lines, cable schedules, loop drawings, P&IDs for field crews.
• Verify field installation against design requirements and flag discrepancies, RFIs, and scope gaps.
• Coordinate materials, tools, equipment, and access for productive field work.
• Support readiness for energization, loop checks, FAT/SAT, and turnover.

Conocimientos

Field coordination

Reading drawings & drawings

Communication

Safety leadership

Problem solving

Educación

Journeyman Electrician

Instrumentation Technician

AIT/Journeyman Alberta

Descripción del empleo

The E&I Coordinator is responsible for planning, coordinating, and overseeing all electrical and instrumentation construction activities to ensure safe, compliant, and efficient execution. This role acts as the technical and field-execution interface between engineering, procurement, construction contractors, quality, and commissioning teams. The Coordinator ensures that all E&I work is delivered according to project specifications, codes (CEC/CSA), company standards, and schedule requirements.

Key Responsibilities

1. Field Coordination & Construction Management

• Coordinate daily E&I construction activities with contractors to ensure alignment with project schedules and work-front availability.
• Interpret IFC drawings, electrical one-lines, cable schedules, loop drawings, P&IDs, and installation details for field crews.
• Verify field installation against design requirements and flag discrepancies, RFIs, and potential scope gaps.
• Coordinate materials, tools, equipment, and access so crews can maintain productivity.
• Support readiness for critical path activities such as energization, loop checks, FAT/SAT, and subsystem turnover.

2. Quality Assurance & Compliance

• Ensure installations comply with Alberta Electrical Code, CEC, CSA, ATEX/IECEx, and project specifications.
• Perform field inspections including:
• Cable tray installation & grounding
• Conduit, junction box, and cable terminations
• Instrumentation tubing, impulse lines, and heat trace
• MCC, transformer, panel, and skid connections
• Work closely with the Quality team to resolve NCRs, punch items, rework, and documentation gaps.
• Ensure that all E&I work is executed with proper permits (CWP, FLHA, LOTO, hot work, confined space, etc.).

3. Interface Management

• Coordinate interfaces between:
• Electrical & mechanical completions
• Instrumentation & controls/automation
• Vendor reps (VFDs, analyzers, instrumentation packages, skids)
• Ensure commissioning teams receive complete, ready-for-turnover systems (L1–L4 completions).

4. Documentation & Progress Tracking

• Maintain redline markups and ensure accurate as-built updates.
• Track E&I progress using installation quantities (meters of cable, terminations, loops, panels, devices).
• Prepare daily/weekly reports on manpower, progress, issues, and constraints.
• Assist with turnover documentation:
• Test sheets

5. Safety Leadership

• Lead by example in enforcing project safety requirements and participating in daily toolbox talks and field inspections.
• Support safe execution of electrical energization activities (LOTO, arc-flash protection, isolation plans).
• Report safety observations and ensure corrective actions are followed.

6. Change Management & Problem Resolution

• Identify scope changes and assist Project Controls in preparing change requests.
• Provide technical guidance to resolve field issues quickly.
• Coordinate with Engineering for timely responses on RFIs, technical deviations, and design clarifications.

Required Qualifications

Education & Certifications

• Journeyman Electrician or Instrumentation Technician, or equivalent technical diploma/degree.
• Preferably AIT/Journeyman certified in Alberta.
• Valid safety tickets (CSO, Ground Disturbance, WHMIS, First Aid, etc.).
• Understanding of LOTO, arc-flash categories, and electrical safety.

Experience

• 5–10 years of E&I construction experience in oil & gas, SAGD, heavy industrial, or energy sector projects.
• Experience with well-pads, CPF brownfield tie-ins, OSBL infrastructure, or modular construction preferred.
• Familiarity with construction management in EPC/EPCM environments.

Core Competencies

• Strong knowledge of electrical and instrumentation codes and standards.
• Ability to read and interpret engineering drawings and technical documents.
• Excellent communication and coordination skills.
• Strong problem-solving abilities in field environments.
• Ability to work under tight schedules and manage multiple priorities.
• High attention to detail, especially for quality and turnover packages.

COOEC Canada Company Ltd. is a Calgary-based EPCM firm. We are increasingly growing in the oil and gas field and specializing in engineering, design, and construction management. Currently, we are executing a wide range of SAGD, refinery, facility, pipeline, and multiple capital retainment projects. Continuously developing in Canada and worldwide is a part of COOEC business development strategy, and we are open for the suited talents to join, work and grow along with COOEC CA together.