Support Engineer - Maintainability & LCC

LGM North America; Toronto; On-site; CAD 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

LGM North America is seeking an experienced engineering professional to support ISR activities for rail projects in Canada. You will plan, coordinate, review, and negotiate technical requirements with suppliers, focusing on life cycle cost, maintainability, and ILS deliverables.

Join a multi-disciplinary team working on major industrial systems and public transit projects in Toronto. Strong project management skills and railway experience are essential for delivering on-time, within-budget

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in engineering.
• Ability to perform ISR activities using appropriate methodology and software.
• Knowledge of life cycle costing and maintenance cost optimization.
• Design for Maintainability skills, including accessibility, repairability, and maintenance effort analysis.
• Experience in railway.
• Ability to review supplier proposals and negotiate technical requirements and cost assumptions.
• Knowledge of spare parts, special tools, maintenance documentation, and ILS deliverables.
• Knowledge of project management and ability to coordinate stakeholders, monitor progress, and report KPIs.

Responsibilities

• Plan ISR activities for rail projects and coordinate follow-up with units and suppliers.
• Review supplier TPS and proposals covering life cycle cost, manuals, tools, and test equipment.
• Negotiate technical requirements and cost drivers with suppliers; identify LCC risks and overruns.
• Perform Design for Maintainability reviews with Engineering; assess accessibility and repairability.
• Optimize maintenance concepts and cost models with suppliers and system integrators.
• Define spare parts lists and review LCC models, tools, and ILS docs for quality and compliance.
• Ensure timely completion of deliverables; report weekly progress and KPIs to ISR manager.
• Present monthly KPI reports to stakeholders and project leadership.

Skills

ISR activities planning

Review supplier proposals

Negotiation with suppliers

Design for Maintainability

Life cycle costing

Project management

KPI reporting

Stakeholder coordination

Education

Bachelor's degree in engineering

Job description

Thirty years after its inception, the LGM Group - a specialist in large-scale project management and engineering - has a workforce of over 1,500 employees across five continents.

With operations in Montreal and Toronto, LGM Canada (a subsidiary of the LGM Group) serves as a key partner to designers and operators of major industrial systems - spanning the rail, aerospace, marine, and energy sectors. We provide expertise in dependability and systems engineering, Integrated Logistic Support (ILS), technical writing, industrialization, and project management. Driven by technical challenges, we are involved in numerous major projects - particularly in public transit that will have a profound impact on sustainable mobility in Canada.

• Support ISR activities for rail projects; plan activities and coordinate follow-up with participating units and suppliers.


• Review supplier TPS and technical and commercial proposals covering life cycle cost (LCC), maintainability, Operation & Maintenance manuals, special tools, and test equipment.


• Negotiate technical requirements, assumptions, and cost drivers with suppliers; identify LCC risks and overruns and agree on corrective actions.


• Perform Design for Maintainability reviews with Engineering; assess accessibility, repairability, and maintenance effort to improve performance and availability.


• Optimize maintenance concepts and cost models with suppliers and system integrators to reduce lifecycle costs.


• Define spare parts lists and review LCC models, special tools lists, and maintenance and Integrated Logistic Support (ILS) documentation for quality and contractual compliance.


• Ensure timely completion of deliverables; report weekly progress to the ISR manager and present KPIs and monthly reports.


• Bachelor’s degree in engineering


• Ability to perform ISR activities using appropriate methodology and software.


• Design for Maintainability skills, including accessibility, repairability, and maintenance effort analysis.


• Knowledge of life cycle costing and maintenance cost optimization.


• Experience in railway


• Ability to review supplier proposals and negotiate technical requirements and cost assumptions.


• Knowledge of spare parts, special tools, maintenance documentation, and ILS deliverables.


• Knowledge of project management and ability to coordinate stakeholders, monitor progress, and report KPIs.