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Lead natural gas compressor station projects with multidisciplinary engineering coordination, technical reviews, and hands-on delivery from concept through commissioning at WSP.
This Project Engineer role supports complex energy infrastructure projects through conceptual, FEED, detailed engineering, construction, and commissioning phases. You will coordinate process, mechanical, piping, civil/structural, electrical, instrumentation, and controls disciplines. The work includes client, vendor, fabricator, and construction interfaces.
Key Responsibilities:- Lead multidisciplinary engineering activities for compressor station projects
- Review P&IDs, PFDs, lists, specifications, calculations, and datasheets
- Facilitate 3D model, HAZOP, and constructability reviews
- Coordinate vendors, clients, package suppliers, and construction teams
- Manage registers, schedules, risks, changes, and technical documentation
- Bachelor’s degree in mechanical, chemical, or relevant engineering
- Registered P.Eng. with APEGA or Alberta registration eligibility
- Seven to ten years of progressive energy industry experience
- Project engineering experience with compressor stations or similar facilities
- Knowledge of CSA Z662, ASME B31.3, and Alberta requirements
Apply natural gas project engineering, multidisciplinary coordination, and technical leadership across WSP energy infrastructure delivery.
Position Requirements
10+ Years
work experience
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