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Benefits offered by this job
Flexible hours and half-day Fridays
Comprehensive Group Health Benefits
Group Retirement Savings Plan
Employee Share Ownership Program
Purchase Time Off Program
Transit Subsidy Program
Job summary
A leading Canadian engineering firm in London is seeking an Electrical Project Manager. This role requires strong leadership with project engineering experience, emphasizing effective communication and problem-solving skills. You will manage engineering concepts and oversee project coordination, ensuring alignment with standards and regulations. The ideal candidate will have a minimum of three years in electrical building services and a passion for sustainable design. Join us to contribute to impactful projects across Canada.
Qualifications
3+ years of project engineering experience in electrical services.
Knowledge of provincial building code, electrical code, CSA, and IEEE standards.
Strong knowledge of engineering concepts and methods.
Responsibilities
Develop and manage engineering concepts and reports.
Review and interpret installation for project impact.
Ensure coordination of project documentation and standards.
Skills
Project engineering experience in electrical building services
Leadership qualities
Sound communication skills
Problem solving and decision-making
Education
Senior C.E.T. or equivalent experience
Tools
LEED certification
Job description
A leading Canadian engineering firm in London is seeking an Electrical Project Manager. This role requires strong leadership with project engineering experience, emphasizing effective communication and problem-solving skills. You will manage engineering concepts and oversee project coordination, ensuring alignment with standards and regulations. The ideal candidate will have a minimum of three years in electrical building services and a passion for sustainable design. Join us to contribute to impactful projects across Canada.