Transit Plumbing & Drainage Mechanical Engineer (Hybrid)

SYSTRA; Toronto; Hybrid; CAD 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

SYSTRA Canada is seeking a Mechanical Engineer (Plumbing and Drainage) to support the Stops & TPSS scope of an LRT project. You will prepare design briefs, technical specs, and calculations for plumbing, drainage, and fire protection across multiple stops.

The ideal candidate has a university degree in mechanical engineering, 10+ years in mechanical design for buildings or transit infrastructure, and a P.Eng. license or eligibility in Ontario.

Qualifications

• University degree in Mechanical Engineering
• 10+ years of mechanical design experience for buildings or transit infrastructure
• P.Eng. in Mechanical Engineering, licensed or eligible for licensure in Ontario
• Experience defining slab penetrations, floor drainage, sumps, and service connections
• Knowledge of OBC, NFPA, and CSA B149 and Ontario plumbing/fire protection requirements

Responsibilities

• Produce the Plumbing and Fire Fighting Design Brief and mechanical technical specifications.
• Prepare plumbing and fire fighting calculations across stops.
• Define platform drains, slab penetrations, sleeves, and pipe routing.
• Issue the schedule of locations, invert levels, and pipe sizes required by Civil & Utilities.
• Define floor drainage, sumps, water piping, and drainage piping across sites.
• Review plumbing plans, fire fighting plans, piping sections, and details prepared by the Mechanical Modeller.
• Coordinate the handover point with the Civil Engineer (Grading and Drainage) where mechanical drainage connects to the civil storm network.

Skills

Mech Eng degree

10+ years experience

P.Eng. eligible/licensed in ON

slab penetrations & drainage

Code knowledge (OBC/NFPA/CSA B149)

Education

University degree in Mechanical Engineering

Job description

SYSTRA Canada is seeking a Mechanical Engineer (Plumbing and Drainage) to support the Stops & TPSS scope of an LRT project. You will prepare design briefs, technical specs, and calculations for plumbing, drainage, and fire protection across multiple stops.

The ideal candidate has a university degree in mechanical engineering, 10+ years in mechanical design for buildings or transit infrastructure, and a P.Eng. license or eligibility in Ontario.