ELECTRICAL/INSTRUMENTATION ENGINEER

Dryden Fibre Canada; Dryden; On-site; CAD 85,000 - 125,000; Full time

Job summary

Dryden Fibre Canada is seeking an Electrical/Instrumentation Engineer to join the Dryden Team. Reporting to the Assistant Maintenance & Engineering Manager, you design and support electrical/instrumentation for the Mill’s Power, Recovery, and Fibreline areas, guiding capital and maintenance projects from concept through installation.

You will co-ordinate maintenance, engineering, procurement and repair activities while ensuring safety, environmental, and budget compliance.

Qualifications

• Electrical Engineering degree required, with eligibility for PEO certification.
• Experience in a pulp mill and/or other industrial environments is an asset.
• Strong analytical and problem-solving skills; good interpersonal and teamwork abilities.
• Ability to coordinate maintenance, engineering and repair activities; safety-focused mindset.
• Excellent written and verbal communication including technical writing, budgeting and presentations.

Responsibilities

• Provide electrical and instrumentation design engineering support to the Power and Recovery and Fibreline areas of the Mill.
• Direct a variety of capital and maintenance projects from conceptual design to operating installation.
• Develop detailed project scopes, budgets for new projects, prepare project approval documents and bid packages.
• Manage installation of capital and maintenance/repair projects in compliance with safety, environmental, and financial policies.
• Coordinate and schedule maintenance, engineering, procurement, construction, and repair activities.

Skills

Analytical thinking

Problem solving

Teamwork

Communication

Safety awareness

Education

Electrical Engineering degree

PEO certification eligibility

Tools

SAP

MS Office

Scheduling software

AutoCAD

PLC controls

Job description

ELECTRICAL/INSTRUMENTATION ENGINEER

Annual Salary Range: $ 85,000 – $125,000; Target Bonus: 10%

(one existing vacancy)

Dryden Fibre Canada is currently seeking an individual to join the Dryden Team. The City of Dryden is located on the North shoreline of the Wabigoon Chain of Lakes along the Trans-Canada Highway. It is located midway between Winnipeg, Manitoba, and Thunder Bay, Ontario, and is surrounded by wilderness, lakes, and landscapes.

Reporting to the Assistant Maintenance & Engineering Manager your role will be to:

• Provide electrical and instrumentation design engineering support to the Power and Recovery and Fibreline areas of the Mill.
• Direct a variety of capital and maintenance projects from conceptual design to operating installation.
• Develop detailed project scopes, budgets for new projects, prepare project approval documents, and project bid packages.
• Manage installation of capital and maintenance/repair projects in compliance with all company safety, environmental, and financial policies.
• Co-ordinate and schedule maintenance, engineering, procurement, construction, and repair activities.

Your Profile:

• Electrical Engineering degree required, with eligibility for PEO certification.
• Experience in a pulp mill and/or other industrial environments is an asset.
• You will have proven analytical and problem-solving skills.
• You possess sound interpersonal skills and the ability to work within a team environment.
• You have the ability to co-ordinate maintenance, engineering, and repair activities.
• You have a safety-oriented mindset with the desire to enforce and follow mill safety and environmental policies and procedures.
• You must have very good oral and written communication abilities, including technical writing, budget preparation and presentations.
• You possess excellent computer skills with computer-based maintenance software (SAP), MS Office and scheduling software. The ability to utilize AutoCAD and/or experience in working with PLC controls is an asset.
• You can accurately schedule and estimate jobs and projects.

Accommodation for applicants with disabilities are available upon request.

We would like to thank all applicants for their interest; however, only those candidates selected for interviews will be contacted.