Engineering Co-op, Mechanical/Chemical (Stations)

FortisBC; Surrey; On-site; CAD 60,000 - 80,000; Full time

Job summary

An established industry player is seeking a motivated Engineering Co-op student to engage in various project assignments related to the design and operation of gas systems. This full-time, temporary opportunity offers hands-on experience working alongside engineers and managers, providing insights into the workings of a leading energy provider. You'll have the chance to design natural gas facilities, engage with stakeholders, and contribute to process improvements while ensuring compliance with industry standards. If you're passionate about engineering and eager to make a difference, this role is perfect for you.

Qualifications

• Third or fourth-year engineering student enrolled in a co-op program.
• Experience with CAD applications and report writing.

Responsibilities

• Designing natural gas facilities and pipelines, including stress analysis.
• Performing engineering assessments and completing reports for infrastructure.

Skills

Engineering Design

Project Management

Public Speaking

Report Writing

Stakeholder Engagement

Education

Bachelor of Engineering

Tools

CAD Applications

Microsoft Excel

Microsoft Word

Microsoft PowerPoint

Job description

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Engineering Co-op, Mechanical/Chemical (Stations)

Location:

Surrey, BC, CA

Branch: Gas
Affiliation: Management & Exempt
Employment Status: Co-op Student
Salary Min:$24.76
Salary Max:$29.13
Short-term Incentive Eligible:
Workplace Flexibility:No
Temp Duration: 8 Months
Posting End Date:

As the province’s largest energy provider with more than 100 years of knowledge and experience, we proudly deliver renewable energy, natural gas, electricity and propane to 1.3 million customers.

We're actively seeking new talent to join our mission of transforming B.C.'s energy landscape. As one of BC's Top Employers with a diverse team of over 2,700 employees, we are committed to a safe and inclusive culture where each of us can connect, belong, and grow. Join us, and together, let's shape a brighter future for B.C.

Position Overview

The assignment will provide opportunities for engagement with engineers, managers and others in different departments in the organization, and provide an understanding of some of the workings within the operating and engineering groups at FortisBC.

In this role, you will:

The work will consist of various project related assignments to the design and operation of the gas system, such as:

• Designing of natural gas facilities and pipelines including stress analysis and equipment sizing and selection.
• Engaging with various internal and external stakeholders and team members in completion of capital projects.
• Performing engineering assessments, identifying opportunities and deficiencies, and completing written reports/proposals for existing and proposed infrastructure.
• Researching and developing design standards.
• Recommending process improvements and ensuring compliance to company and industry codes and standards.

What it takes:

• Bachelor of Engineering Student - Third or Fourth year preferred.
• Enrolled in a Co-op program.
• Valid driver’s license.

Other Qualifications

• Experience or knowledge with CAD applications and competence in Excel, Word and PowerPoint
• Experience with report and memo writing in a corporate environment
• Experience with interpreting mechanical and P&ID drawings of piping systems
• Competent public speaker

Additional Information

This is a full-time temporary student co-op opportunity with an 8-month term starting in September 2025.

To learn more about the recruitment process with FortisBC, please visit the You’re Applying. What now? page for additional information.

FortisBC acknowledges and respects Indigenous Peoples in Canada, on whose Traditional Territories we all live and work. FortisBC is committed to Reconciliation with Indigenous Peoples and is guided by our Statement of Indigenous Principles .