Sr. Mechanical/Piping Engineer

Brunel; Northeastern Ontario; On-site; CAD 157,555 - 226,058; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Long‑term career development opportunities

Collaborative office environment

Job summary

Brunel has partnered with Hatch to seek a Sr. Mechanical/Piping Engineer in Ontario. This role involves defining and developing project requirements while leading a team to ensure compliance with industry standards.

The ideal candidate will have at least 12 years of engineering experience and a Bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering. Competitive salary ranges from $115,000 to $165,000. Join a globally recognized firm that values innovative contributions and offers long-term career opportunities.

Qualifications

• Minimum 12 years engineering experience.
• Professional Engineer license is a plus.
• Sound knowledge of codes and standards applicable to the Project.

Responsibilities

• Ensure compliance with health and safety standards.
• Prepare a list of engineering deliverables for budget control.
• Manage and review engineering work packages.

Skills

Ability to manage and motivate individuals to attain quality, cost and schedule objectives

Strong deliverable focus and planning ability

Good understanding of procurement, contracting and commissioning methodologies

Well‑developed communication, negotiation, and interpersonal skills

Education

Bachelor of Science degree in mechanical engineering from an accredited university

Tools

P&ID development

Pipe stress analysis

Job description

Brunel has partnered with Hatch to support the hiring of a Sr. Mechanical /Piping Engineer. Hatch is a globally recognized engineering, project delivery, and professional services firm, committed to the pursuit of a better world through positive change. With over 70 years of expertise across mining, energy, and infrastructure, Hatch delivers innovative and sustainable solutions worldwide.

Through this partnership, we are seeking a Sr. Mechanical/Piping Engineer to join Hatch’s Project Delivery Group (PDG)—a dynamic and globally integrated team delivering world‑class projects. The PDG combines deep expertise in sustainable studies, asset development, and operations, leveraging industry‑leading methodologies, governance, and systems.

The Senior Mechanical/Piping Engineer defines and develops the plan to meet the Project requirements and manages a team of mechanical and piping engineers and designers to ensure regulatory code compliance and quality of deliverables. In addition, the Senior Mechanical/Piping Engineer assists in achieving the required project schedules and costs and resolution of all technical issues related to the discipline.

Key Responsibilities

• Ensure that all work designed or supplied by the mechanical or piping engineering discipline complies with the relevant sections of mandatory health and safety standards, including any regulations or codes referred to within the required jurisdiction for the Project with due consideration of relevant client engineering standards
• Develop a thorough understanding of the project requirements as they relate to scope, execution strategy, cost and schedule with the Engineering Manager
• Prepare a list of engineering deliverables and time-based functions to facilitate the planning and control of the engineering budget
• Develop the work plan for insertion into the Project specific execution plan and develop and maintain the Project’s scope of work documentation and revise as required during the design evolution
• Manage and review the engineering work packages associated with all deliverables and time-based functions to ensure that budgets and schedules are being met, and take corrective action if necessary
• Review and approve technical deliverables
• Assist in the preparation and development of project specific procedures
• Manage system requirements to achieve the Project results and monitor effectiveness
• Represent the Mechanical/Piping practice in project engineering co‑ordination meetings
• Ensure coordination, between the Mechanical/Piping team and other disciplines of all activities being performed as the design evolves
• Ensure that quality audits of engineering work are carried out in accordance with Project procedures and the quality assurance plan and maintain technical documentation
• Participate in HAZOP reviews
• Ensure resolution of engineering issues during Project lifecycle, including planning phase, design, procurement, fabrication, construction and commissioning
• Promote and maintain the application of ethical and professional practices in the execution of engineering work
• Adhere to and promote the Hatch corporate safety culture

Qualifications and Experience

• Minimum 12 years engineering experience
• Bachelor of Science degree in mechanical engineering from an accredited university
• Professional Engineer license is a plus
• Ability to manage and motivate individuals to attain quality, cost and schedule objectives
• Strong deliverable focus, ability to plan the work
• A high degree of understanding of inter‑discipline dependencies related to the discipline
• Good understanding of procurement, contracting and commissioning methodologies
• Sound knowledge of codes and standards applicable to the Project
• Sound technical knowledge of Piping, including P&ID development, line sizing, material selection, isolation requirements and valve selection
• Familiarity with the requirements and application of pipe stress analysis
• Knowledge of advanced Piping systems and management tools
• Well‑developed communication, negotiation, and interpersonal skills
• Site experience in a technical role is preferred

Base salary range: $115,000 - $165,000

Why join Hatch?

• Work with high‑performing, collaborative teams making a real impact
• Be part of innovative, global projects across industries
• Engaging and collaborative office environment
• Long‑term career development opportunities
• “Think globally, work locally” culture