Senior Designer Electrical

Department: Engineering
Reports to: Design Manager
Location: North Bay, ON
Job Type: Full-Time, Permanent, 40 hours per week
Date Posted: February 6th, 2026
Salary Range: $90,000.00 to $

About Cementation Canada:

You feel passionate about what you do. You made the right decision choosing your career path. The question is, are you in the right place? Is your full potential being realized, are you continuing to develop expertise in your chosen field, and does your passion remain strong? At Cementation we respect experience; we get excited about potential.

Cementation is an underground mine contracting and engineering company. We build mines. Structured to deliver design-build solutions for technically challenging projects, our people build world class shaft sinking and mine development projects. Our work requires a team approach where respect is expected and innovation is encouraged as long as safety is not compromised.

Being an employer of choice in the mining industry has always been a mainstay of our mission statement, and Cementation is proud to have been selected as one of Canada's Top 100 Employers for seven years. Open the door to new opportunities and grow with us.

Working in coordination with the Design Project Leader, Engineer of Record, and project stakeholders, the Senior Electrical Designer develops "Best for Project" electrical, automation, and communication system designs for permanent mine infrastructure and temporary sinking installations. The role emphasizes safe, operable, and constructible solutions for underground and surface mining facilities, with a focus on automation, instrumentation, communication, and power systems.

• Work in full compliance with all Health and Safety rules and regulations for Cementation.
• Identify and report hazards and participate in safety huddles and incidents reviews.
• Ensure all electrical, automation, and communication designs adhere to applicable CSA Mining Standards, provincial mining regulations, and client H&S requirements.

This description lists the core responsibilities and duties of the position. Additional duties deemed to be within the incumbent's capabilities, on an as-required basis, may be assigned by management.

1. General

• Design and drafting for permanent and temporary works related to the construction of underground mine shafts, facilities and infrastructure.
• Collaborate with Project Services and Operations to produce "Best For Project" designs that are safe, reflect the client's operability requirements first, and are constructible.
• To produce a deliverable that is on time, on budget and has the correct scope in accordance with the project requirements.

2. Electrical, Automation & Communication Design

• Develop electrical, automation, and communication system drawings for underground and surface mine infrastructure, including:
  • Shaft sinking electrical systems
  • Hoist controls and shaft communication systems
  • Underground substations and distribution networks
  • Mine-wide fiber, copper, and wireless communication systems
  • PLC/DCS/SCADA architectures, panel layouts, and instrumentation schematics
• Produce P&IDs, loop diagrams, I/O lists, control narratives, network diagrams, and panel wiring drawings.
• Ensure designs reflect operational requirements, cybersecurity best practices (where applicable), and reliability appropriate for mining environments.
• Integrate power distribution, automation, instrumentation, and communication designs into multi‑discipline project 3D models.

3. Drawing Production & Quality

• Produce accurate drawings that clearly communicate design intent and meet Cementation Engineering Standards, codes, and client specifications.
• Check drawings for dimensional accuracy, correct interfaces, and compliance with mining electrical and communication standards.
• Develop finished drawings from conceptual notes with minimal supervision.
• Maintain consistent document control practices, file structures, and revision tracking.
• Understand and follow the guidelines from the Cementation Standards and Procedures Manual and be accountable for…