Lead Field Engineer, Transmission Lines — Field-Based (BC Travel)

CIMA+

Vancouver

Presencial

CAD 145.000 - 195.000

Jornada completa

Hace 10 días

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Comprehensive group benefits from day

Employee ownership

RRSP with employer contribution

Work/Life balance policy

Vacation 3-5 weeks depending on tenure

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Descripción de la vacante

CIMA+ is seeking a Lead Field Engineer - Transmission Lines to provide field engineering support for transmission construction, focusing on steel towers and foundations. This position requires frequent travel to remote BC sites, combining field oversight with engineering reviews to ensure safety, quality, and progress.

The ideal candidate has 10+ years of experience, a Bachelor's in Civil/Structural/Electrical Engineering, and is a P.Eng. eligible in Canada.

Formación

10+ years of relevant engineering experience, preferably including significant transmission line construction and field engineering experience.
University Bachelor's degree in Civil, Structural or Electrical Engineering; Civil or Structural Engineering is preferred.
Registered as a Professional Engineer (P.Eng.) in Canada, or eligible for immediate registration.
Demonstrated transmission line design and/or foundation engineering experience is required.
Previous field engineering, construction support, or site supervision experience on transmission line projects is strongly preferred.

Responsabilidades

Providing field engineering support during transmission line construction, including foundations, civil works, steel tower assembly and erection, conductor and OPGW stringing, grounding, insulators, hardware and associated line components;
Reviewing field conditions, construction issues, drawings, specifications and design requirements and making timely engineering decisions to maintain safe and efficient progress of the work;
Acting as a key technical interface between the field, the design team, project management, contractors and the utility client to resolve on-site engineering issues;
Responding to RFIs and technical queries promptly, coordinating with discipline leads where required, and providing clear direction to construction teams;
Reviewing and providing engineering input to field design changes, construction solutions and proposed deviations where they affect design intent, permanent works or engineering integrity;
Reviewing and signing off on Inspection and Test Plans (ITPs), witnessing and releasing engineering hold points, and confirming that required inspections and technical acceptance criteria have been satisfied;
Monitoring construction quality and conformance with approved drawings, specifications, standards and project requirements, and identifying deficiencies or non-conforming work requiring corrective action;
Providing technical guidance to field crews and contractors on transmission line construction matters while maintaining clear distinction between engineering requirements and the contractor’s responsibility for construction means, methods and site safety;
Participating in daily construction meetings, look-ahead planning, sequencing and constructability discussions to proactively identify and resolve engineering constraints;
Monitoring construction progress from an engineering perspective and identifying technical issues, decisions or information gaps that may affect schedule, productivity, quality or safety;
Collaborating with civil, structural and electrical engineering teams on foundation, tower, line hardware, access and other multidisciplinary field issues;
Evaluating unexpected site conditions including terrain, geotechnical conditions, weather-related impacts and structural or constructability constraints, and developing practical engineering solutions;
Supporting technical review of construction methodologies and temporary requirements where they may affect the permanent design assumptions or engineering integrity;
Exercising professional judgment and independent decision-making within approved design criteria, and escalating issues where required based on technical risk, scope, or authority.