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Construction Manager - 17516

Construction Manager - 17516 Location: Mica Creek, BC Estimated Work Start Date: 10-Oct-2022 Estimated Work End Date: 30-Sep-2024 Rate: $117/hour General Description The Construction Manager Level 3 leads the construction of large projects and programs with high complexity and diverse scope in support of completing projects safely, with quality, within budget, and on time. Experience and Role Accountabilities: A minimum fifteen (15) years of construction management experience or equivalent. Manage the allocation of materials, financial, human resources by using excellent technical skills in construction methodologies, estimating, and contract management in support of delivering quality projects safely, within budget, and on time. Ensure work site safety by prioritizing the safe execution of work by performing and giving feedback on Safe Work Observations using excellent knowledge in safety standards and regulations to improve BC Hydro’s safety performance. Develop comprehensive mitigation plans by identifying, analyzing, and monitoring risks including reputational, environmental, safety, and indigenous relations for effective risk management throughout the project lifecycle. Contribute to stakeholder engagement by leading the public consultation process on construction activities using expert skills in communication, principled negotiation, and persuasive influencing so that projects are planned and implemented successfully. Respond appropriately to internal and third-party construction inquiries and escalated issues using good working knowledge of project management and BC Hydro policies and procedures to maintain positive, collaborative relationships with stakeholders and First Nations. Act as a subject matter expert on committees and project teams and advising on complex technical issues to develop future capability at BC Hydro. Assist the project team by performing various construction support activities such as supporting the management of claims and facilitating cross-functional team collaboration to successfully complete projects. Education and Skills: Bachelor’s degree in Civil, Electrical, or Mechanical Engineering or equivalent Good working knowledge of project management Excellent working knowledge of safety standards and regulations such as Occupational Safety and Health (OSH) Standards and WorkSafe Regulations Advanced English skills for professional environment, written and spoken Must haves: 5 years of Hydro electric experience Must have a minimum fifteen (15) years of construction management experience or equivalent. (Manages construction and equipment installation contracts, ensures the successful completion of the contract work in compliance with the contract milestones and responsible to verify and prepare documentation for payment Must have experience managing a team of individuals Good working knowledge of project management an asset Excellent working knowledge of safety standards and regulations such as Occupational Safety and Health (OSH) Standards and WorkSafe Regulations an asset The ability to relate and discuss issues with a range of professionals from trades people to senior management an asset Experience managing a team of individuals Nice to haves: Good working knowledge of project management Excellent working knowledge of safety standards and regulations such as Occupational Safety and Health (OSH) Standards and WorkSafe Regulations The ability to relate and discuss issues with a range of professionals from trades people to senior management.
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British Columbia

Distribution Regional Engineer -17422

Distribution Regional Engineer - 17422 Location - Burnaby, BC Estimated Work Start Date: 11-Oct-2022 Estimated Work End Date: 11-Oct-2023 Rate: $98 General Description The E4 – Engineer is a professional engineer or geoscientist who applies engineering knowledge to provide engineering, estimating, planning, and quality management services for medium complexity projects and/or operations safely, with quality, within budget, and on time. Experience and Role Accountabilities: A minimum eight (8) years of experience in a relevant engineering field or equivalent. Develop safe engineering solutions by using initiative and judgement to perform tasks including developing designs, analyzing and resolving problems, and interpreting engineering specifications on medium complexity and scope assignments for BC Hydro projects and operations. Assist project or operations management to meet safety, cost, quality, and time objectives by proposing changes in plans and estimated costs, recommending payment for work completed by contractors, preparing progress reports, coordinating work schedules and other similar tasks. Resolve highly technical and unusual design and field engineering problems by conducting independent studies and analysis, exercising independent judgment in selecting and interpreting information, recommending safe engineering designs to support successful operations and/or project completion at BC Hydro. Participate in BC Hydro’s engineering practice by conducting independent studies and analysis, contributing to the development of technical standards, exercising judgment in selecting and interpreting information, recommending safe engineering designs, and making decisions related to methods and designs as well as providing guidance and advice to other engineering professionals to develop future capability at BC Hydro. Important notes: Prior to commencement on assignment, the selected candidate must have their own sole practitioner, or the use of their firm’s, Permit to Practice with EGBC. EGBC Registrants provided to BC Hydro through this assignment shall work under BC Hydro’s Professional Practice Management Plan, Quality Management Pillar. The Registrant shall apply their own or their firm’s Permit to Practice Number to work that is Sealed by the Registrant. Retention and preservation of all project documentation produced by the Registrant during their contract with BC Hydro will be retained by BC Hydro to satisfy EGBC Bylaws. Education and Skills: Registered Professional Engineer (P.Eng.) or Professional Geoscientist (P.Geo.) with Engineers & Geoscientists BC or with another jurisdiction and eligible for registration as such with Engineers & Geoscientists BC BC Hydro uses a Digital Sign and Seal Technology. You may be required to subscribe to a digital seal technology service offered by Notarius Intermediate English skills for professional environment, written and spoken Familiarity with CAD systems and drawing standards Ability to use standard industry design/analysis software Intermediate MS Office skills (Word, Excel, and PowerPoint) Must haves: 1: Must Have P. Eng and P2P registered in BC 2: A minimum of 6 to 8 years of experience in a relevant engineering field or equivalent. 3: Distribution Engineering with utility experience. Assets: 1: PLS cad experience 2: Electrical Protection Coordination experience 3: Project engineering experience with distribution projects Resource needed on a continuous basis at the specified work location for 1 year, with high chance of extension for additional year.
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Kincardine

Project Control Specialist

Role: Project Control Specialist - Jr/Intermediate Contract Duration: 12 months - M-F 40 hours per week Location: Tiverton, ON - On Site Ensure that projects follow the gated decision process where applicable; this includes completing design plans and estimates at a level of precision consistent with the gate prior to the critical decision being made Coordinate the preparation of the Design Change Package Monitor scope compliance in all stages of engineering change process; monitor and report of the project performance including the provision of performance metrics for the project Obtain schedule needs and constraints from the owner and work the project team to verify that these can be met Ensure that the project team participates in the development and ownership of the project execution strategy and schedule Initiate Station Condition Reports to track loss in accordance with the DPT-PDE-00008 and develop a recovery plan where schedules, cost or quality commitments are at risk Obtain management approvals to change project budget or schedule if the original plan cannot be achieved Communicate cost and schedule status and action plans to the OE and the Project Managers or budget holder Chairs project schedule reviews and coordination meetings Monitors and reports out on resource utilization against plan Identify risks to project schedule, scope, cost, quality and safety and develop plans to mitigate the risk Ensure projects are closed out as per DPT-PDE-00046 Prepare a design quote (DQ) or DVN that provides the basis of a contract between Bruce Power engineering (and its subcontractors) and internal Bruce Power customers; the DQ estimates will be used to calculate CPI, SPI and Schedule Variance Index (SVI) Monitors the execution of the project and reports out progress or deviations from the schedule and costing commitments Ensures coordination and information flow between Design Sections for multidisciplinary design projects to achieve the schedule objectives Keeps the project team accountable for meeting all current and future milestones and for making the necessary schedule recoveries Coordinate the estimation and scheduling of projects Ensure that estimates meet customer requirements, identify the critical path and float, consist of measurable deliverables of appropriate duration, meet outage ad work management milestones, and are reviewed by resource providers Requirements: Completion of a 4 year university degree in Engineering (Mechanical/Electrical/Machatronics/Nuclear preferred) Five (5) to Eight (8) years of Project Engineering experience Two (2) to Three (3) years in Nuclear is considered an asset Must be registered or eligible to obtain Professional Engineer (P.Eng) within the province of Ontario
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Ontario

Civil Engineer 22-078

Role: Civil Engineer Number of Vacancies: 1 Level: MP3 Duration: 1 year Location: 14000 Niagara Parkway, Niagara-On-The-Lake Hours: up to 35 hours per week Job Overview Plan, coordinate and conduct civil/structural engineering assessments, studies, inspections, investigations, designs, rehabilitations and evaluations for steel structures, concrete dams & structures, earth structures, septic systems, secondary containments, foundations and other civil works associated with hydroelectric and thermal generating stations and associated infrastructure. Preparation of drawings, technical specifications, construction estimates, Request for Proposals, proposal evaluation, award, contract negotiations & administration & co-ordination, construction monitoring, resolution of contract disputes. Provide input to business plans, work plans, budgets with respect to project priorities, schedules and resource requirements. Collaborate with customers, stakeholders, consultants, contractors, and government agencies as required. As a technical expert in civil/structural analysis provide advice, guidance, consultation and services to engineering problems including: Civil/structural engineering matters related to projects. Stability analysis of concrete structures associated with hydroelectric & thermal generation. Equipment/ machine support/ foundation issues including, interpretation of monitoring results; Rock foundation/concrete dam interface issues; Assessment, design and rehabilitation of bridges, access roads and drainage Respond to equipment failure, unsatisfactory equipment performance, conduct field investigations, prepare reports, and recommend actions. Develop plans, standards and technical procedures for inspection, maintenance and monitoring programs. Design instrumentation systems for concrete, earth & steel structures (dams) Participate in Dam Safety Program by conducting Dam Inspections, instrumentation monitoring, data evaluation, periodic reviews, site investigations and emergency preparedness/ response activities. Serve on study, project teams or task groups. Pre-start health and safety reviews, investigation of safety or technical incidents. Qualifications 4 year university degree in civil engineering with structural or geotechnical specialty. Unrestricted P. Eng. certification in good standing in the Province of Ontario. Minimum 5 years of experience as a Civil Engineer is preferred. Demonstrated knowledge of the OH&S Act and Regulations, especially for Industrial Establishments (Ont. Reg. 851) & Construction (Ont. Reg. 213) in Ontario & the Ontario Building Code Compendium & various codes and standards associated with civil/structural/geotechnical engineering and application of their requirements. Experience with planning and conducting assessments, studies, inspections, investigations, designing, evaluating, construction monitoring & maintenance of civil works associated with hydroelectric and thermal generating stations. Experience using construction methods, testing and inspection of concrete and steel for analysis of conditions in response to development, dam safety assessment, maintenance/rehabilitation requirements of generation stations. Experience in Civil engineering associated with design, rehabilitation of civil assets, including civil/structural analysis, design, and finite element methods and associated software. Ability to Independently problem solve with methods and tools required for civil/structural engineering applications. Knowledge of Dam safety requirements for concrete dams, water retaining structures, dam instrumentation, grouting, seismology, earthquake engineering, machine foundation vibration, and vibration monitoring and interpretation. Knowledge of Dam performance monitoring and evaluation including instrumentation design, instrumentation and monitoring data review, assessment of data from automated data acquisition systems, and defining instrumentation and inspection requirements at specific sites. Experience conducting field inspections (OSIM) and associated activities for Dam Safety and other work programs at remote plant/dam sites. Knowledge of Dam Safety Program support including Dam Safety Reviews, Dam Performance Monitoring, Instrumentation Data analysis and Dam Safety Inspections. Experience with assessments, review and design associated with seismology, earthquake engineering and machine floor loading/vibration in relation to thermal and hydroelectric generating stations. Software associated with civil/structural design, field survey, monitoring and instrumentation. Experience in analysis and remediation of concrete dam seepage, rock anchors and grouting. Reporting preparation, and strong communication and interpersonal skills; ability to work with people. A results oriented, efficient & value oriented focus, excellent verbal and written communicator, with high integrity to uphold company values including H&S, and protection of the environment. Able to work in confined space (as defined in the occupational health and safety act). Experience in a Hydro/Thermal plant is an asset. Valid Ontario Drivers License in good standing. Willingness to travel via road, airplane, float plane, helicopter etc. 25% of time.
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Pickering

Department Manager, Outage

Role: Department Manager, Outage (15 months duration) Number of Vacancies: 1 Level: Band G Hours: To support Pickering outages. Services are only required during outages for the period of time that an Department Manager, Outage is required. This position requires 24/7 shiftwork required during outages. A-E shift schedule. 2022 – approximately 4 months 2023 – approximately 7 months 2024 – approximately 7 months 2025 – approximately 1 month Job Overview Support the Director Work Management, Director Operations & Maintenance Refurbishment, or Director Refurbishment Interface and Vacuum Building Outages (VBO) in achieving business goals and improving station performance, in the area of outage planning and execution. Establish outage management practices consistent with Ontario Power Generation, Nuclear Standards and business objectives. Determine scope and prioritize outage work to be performed. Approve the overall logic for safe and efficient execution of outage work. Establish appropriate schedules for outage work. Integrate project work with outage work. (Not applicable in Nuclear Refurbishment) Measure and report performance in scheduling and executing planned outage work. Identify and implement improvements to the outage scheduling process. Provide guidance to managers regarding improvements to outage execution processes. Review and maintain the station long-range outage plan. Ensure that outage plans and logics are in accordance with Power Reactor Operating Licence and Operating Policies and Procedures. Administering and Controlling the assigned budgets to achieve required outputs. Qualifications Education: Requires a knowledge of physics, chemistry, mathematics, engineering principles, thermodynamics, and mechanics in order to technically understand the various station systems, equipment, processes and work programs in use, and to facilitate the solution of maintenance and/or operational problems. This knowledge is normally acquired through the completion of 4 years of University education. Excellent communication skills, both written and verbal to communicate instructions and advice to various personnel, and to prepare clear, concise directions on methods and procedures as well as reports. Requires practical experience in the operation of multi-unit CANDU nuclear facility, as associated with the Nuclear qualification program, to become familiar with the systems, equipment, and processes involved in the operation and maintenance of the plant. Requires on-the-job experience to appreciate the interrelationship between the various systems, equipment and processes. Requires a sound understanding of the relationship between systems, equipment and processes as they relate to public and worker safety, in order to be capable of using this experience and comprehension to facilitate the solution of problems. Requires experience in supervisory capacity to effectively direct the work of the unit. Requires 8 to 10 years experience is necessary.
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British Columbia

QA Civil/Structural Engineer

QA Civil/Structural Engineer Location: Burnaby, BC (Hybrid - 2 days in the office) Estimated Work Start Date: 31-Oct-2022 Estimated Work End Date: 27-Oct-2023 Rate: $96/hour General Description The E4 – Engineer is a professional engineer or geoscientist who applies engineering knowledge to provide engineering, estimating, planning, and quality management services for medium complexity projects and/or operations safely, with quality, within budget, and on time. Experience and Role Accountabilities: A minimum eight (8) years of experience in a relevant engineering field or equivalent. Develop safe engineering solutions by using initiative and judgement to perform tasks including developing designs, analyzing and resolving problems, and interpreting engineering specifications on medium complexity and scope assignments for BC Hydro projects and operations. Assist project or operations management to meet safety, cost, quality, and time objectives by proposing changes in plans and estimated costs, recommending payment for work completed by contractors, preparing progress reports, coordinating work schedules and other similar tasks. Resolve highly technical and unusual design and field engineering problems by conducting independent studies and analysis, exercising independent judgment in selecting and interpreting information, recommending safe engineering designs to support successful operations and/or project completion at BC Hydro. Participate in BC Hydro’s engineering practice by conducting independent studies and analysis, contributing to the development of technical standards, exercising judgment in selecting and interpreting information, recommending safe engineering designs, and making decisions related to methods and designs as well as providing guidance and advice to other engineering professionals to develop future capability at BC Hydro. Important notes: Prior to commencement on assignment, the selected candidate must have their own sole practitioner, or the use of their firm’s, Permit to Practice with EGBC. EGBC Registrants provided to BC Hydro through this assignment shall work under BC Hydro’s Professional Practice Management Plan, Quality Management Pillar. The Registrant shall apply their own or their firm’s Permit to Practice Number to work that is Sealed by the Registrant. Retention and preservation of all project documentation produced by the Registrant during their contract with BC Hydro will be retained by BC Hydro to satisfy EGBC Bylaws. Education and Skills: Registered Professional Engineer (P.Eng.) or Professional Geoscientist (P.Geo.) with Engineers & Geoscientists BC or with another jurisdiction and eligible for registration as such with Engineers & Geoscientists BC BC Hydro uses a Digital Sign and Seal Technology. You may be required to subscribe to a digital seal technology service offered by Notarius Intermediate English skills for professional environment, written and spoken Familiarity with CAD systems and drawing standards Ability to use standard industry design/analysis software Intermediate MS Office skills (Word, Excel, and PowerPoint) Must haves: Must have the successful candidate shall have a degree in Civil or Structural Engineering with over 8 years (2 of them should be QA related experience)Must have the work location will be at BCH Edmonds campus in Burnaby , BC. BCH is using hybrid model where personnel is expected to be in Office a minimum of two working days per week. Must have the candidate must have a valid Class 5 driver’s license. The candidate must be able to travel independently from main office to remote areas of the province including in winter conditions. Candidate may also travel to Supplier locations in and outside of Canada Must have strong planning, scheduling, and multi-tasking skills are required as the successful candidate will be required to work simultaneously on multiple projects (i.e., upwards of ten) at various stages of implementation. Must have be registered Professional Engineer (P.Eng.) or Professional Geoscientist (P.Geo.) with Engineers & Geoscientists BC or with another jurisdiction and eligible for registration as such with Engineers & Geoscientists BC The following experience may be considered an asset: Hydroelectric experience or experience working with electric utilities (transmission, distribution, generation) and related equipment fabrication and test experience; A knowledge of quality assurance tools and methods, including ISO 9000 series; Experience with public procurement processes Experience in auditing (manufacturing, construction site and/or plant evaluations); Experience in a manufacturing environment. Concrete mix designs, related tests, and repair methodologies (i.e., in accordance with applicable standards); Civil inspections, an understanding of soil sampling and testing, interpretation of fill material sampling and testing, and site compaction test analysis and reporting; Civil and structural design: – general concepts, good understanding of drawings and specifications; Concrete foundations: Rebar and form work, concrete placement, inspection and testing; Caissons, helical pile foundations and screw piles: installation inspection and testing; Pre-cast materials design, type-testing, and production testing; Experience with structural steel, welding practices, and inspections; Quality processes and practices relating to construction management
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