Intermediate Fuels Specialist

Leading the design of fuel systems including diesel generator fuel systems, bulk tank farms, and fuel dispensing stations using applicable codes, standards, and reference materials.

Coordinate and be responsible for the fuels engineering drawings and specifications on multiple projects.

Prepare Technical Specifications and documents for bidding and construction.

Producing mechanical drawings in REVIT MEP and in AutoCAD.

Writing reports analyzing mechanical problems and providing engineering solutions and recommendations.

Prepare detailed engineering design calculations.

Reviewing equipment selections and developing designs.

Mentoring and working with junior staff, including instructing them in the completion of design calculations, providing markups for REVIT MEP and AutoCAD drawing development, guiding the production of reports and memos, and reviewing their work.

Preparing contract drawings, schematics, schedules, details, and sketches from conceptual design through to construction.

Collaborating with other intermediate and senior staff to establish design concepts and get reviews of design intents.

Responsible for the design of building related mechanical systems across Canada using applicable codes, standards, and reference materials.

Support specific sales, proposal, and project efforts.

Assist with determining the scope and fee for proposed engineering services.

Nurture and maintain strong client relationships in and for execution of projects, and as appropriate participate in marketing/business development.

Review shop drawings and other contractor submittals for compliance with construction documents.

Perform field surveys for drawing development, site reviews and as recorded drawings as required.

Communicate and foster strong relationships with other team members and become familiar with Stantec standards to complete assignments and projects in a timely manner.

Bachelor’s Degree in Mechanical Engineering or equivalent/diploma in an engineering technology program.

Minimum 4 years of consulting engineering experience in the buildings industry.

Knowledge of fuels systems and design is required.

Knowledge of Hydronics, Plumbing, Controls, and Fire Protection systems and their design is considered an asset.

Eligible to apply for and receive PSPC Secret Clearance is required. Existing PSPC Secret or Reliability Clearance status is considered an asset.

Excellent knowledge of national and provincial building codes and standards.

Experience in energy modeling and sustainable design is considered an asset.

Experience working with AutoCAD and REVIT MEP.

Good organization, coordination, and project management skills necessary to maintain project schedules and budgets.

Demonstrated technical writing skills; capable of writing reports, proposals, letters, and technical specifications.

Strong English verbal and writing skills are required. French language skills are considered an asset.

Physical presence in the Ottawa, Waterloo or Markham offices is required. Physical presence in the Ottawa office is preferred.

Ability to travel within Canada may be required.

Current Driver's license is required.