Engineer, Facility Integrity & Reliability

SaskEnergy Incorporated; Saskatoon; On-site; CAD 82,000 - 117,000; Full time

Job summary

SaskEnergy Incorporated in Canada is seeking an Engineer, Facility Integrity & Reliability to optimize the life cycle of our assets to ensure safe and reliable energy delivery to customers. You will develop lifecycle asset plans, set technical and maintenance standards, and plan projects with conceptual budgets while applying risk-based decision making and communicating progress to stakeholders.

Travel is required; a Class 5 driver’s license is needed; the role is safety sensitive and requires

Qualifications

• Degree in Engineering (Mechanical, Industrial, Chemical, Metallurgical, or Petroleum preferred)
• Professional Engineering Designation registered to practice in Saskatchewan
• Five years of progressive industry experience
• Ability to work on a team and build effective relationships
• Engineer-in-training path may be considered for advancement

Responsibilities

• Develop and maintain optimized lifecycle asset plans meeting codes and regulatory requirements
• Develop and review technical and maintenance standards for assets
• Plan execution-ready projects with conceptual budgets and scoping
• Perform risk assessment and apply risk-based decision making
• Demonstrate asset performance with real-time KPIs for upper management
• Support existing system assets to ensure integrity and reliability
• Communicate progress, outages, and budget status with stakeholders
• Manage project budgets and resources and coordinate work schedules
• Other related duties as assigned

Skills

Teamwork

Risk assessment

Budgeting

Project coordination

Education

Engineering degree

Professional Engineering Designation

Job description

SaskEnergy is seeking a qualified and motivated individual to join our team. The Engineer, Facility Integrity & Reliability will optimize the life cycle of the Corporation’s assets to ensure safe and reliable delivery to customers. This includes using asset management and integrity management principles to optimize lifecycle asset plans, preparing projects for engineering teams, and supporting existing assets.

Position Details

Non-union. This position is permanent full time.

Key Accountabilities

Develop and maintain optimized lifecycle asset plans that meet internal business demands while complying with relevant codes, standards and regulatory requirements. Development and review of technical and maintenance standards to be applied to new and existing assets, ensuring modifications are in alignment with industry best practices and regulations. Plan execution-ready projects for engineering teams, developing conceptual budgets and ensuring clear, concise scoping. Perform risk assessment and apply risk-based decision making to integrity challenges. Demonstrate asset performance and provide effective decision-making tools for upper management using real-time key performance indicators. Work with the operations team, supporting existing system assets to ensure integrity and reliability. Provide technical support by applying engineering principles in the investigation, analysis, and resolution of issues on natural gas facilities, including pressure vessels, piping, gas dehydrators, line heaters, regulation stations, and compressors. Communicate with stakeholders to ensuring they are informed of progress, schedule, outages, and budget status. Manage project budgets and resources, tracking costs, reviewing project schedules, and initiating work coordination plans. Other related duties as assigned.

Knowledge/Skills/Abilities

Degree in Engineering (Mechanical, Industrial, Chemical, Metallurgical, or Petroleum preferred, others may also be considered). Professional Engineering Designation registered to practice in Saskatchewan. Five (5) years of progressive industry experience and demonstrated competency in the field of practice. Ability to work on a team while building and maintaining effective relationships. Must have a continuing record of professional development and continuous learning. An Engineer-in-training (new graduates or those with less than five years’ experience) may also be considered as a path to advance to a Professional Engineer.

Additional Information

Travel, including overnight stays away from bid headquarters is required. A Class 5 Driver’s License is required. The job is safety sensitive, and as such, is subject to the provisions of the Drug and Alcohol Policy (Pre-Employment or Pre-Placement for Safety Sensitive Positions).

Closing Date November 2, 2026

Salary Range

P.Eng ($81,613 - $117, 050) EIT ($72,913 - $102,066)

#LI-POST We are Saskatchewan's natural gas distribution company. Together with TransGas, our natural gas transmission and storage subsidiary, we provide convenience, comfort and reliable natural gas service for our customers. We offer an array of challenging career opportunities throughout the province, an attractive total rewards package and a warm and welcoming atmosphere. We also value and supports a diverse workforce. We invite you to join our team!