Commissioning Engineer

Specialist Protection & Control (P&C) Commissioning Engineer

Location: Burnaby, BC – Hybrid

Contract: 12 Months, with strong potential for extension

Compensation: $110–$115/hr INC | $91–$95/hr TERM

Client: BC Hydro

TEEMA is currently seeking an experienced Specialist Protection & Control (P&C) Commissioning Engineer to support BC Hydro on a long-term contract opportunity.

This senior-level position will provide commissioning acceptance services and advanced technical support for Protection & Control systems across BC Hydro’s transmission and distribution substations, ranging from 12kV to 500kV
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The successful candidate will bring extensive transmission P&C experience and will act as a technical subject matter expert supporting commissioning, field operations, project teams, and the operation of BC Hydro’s power system.

• Provide commissioning acceptance and advanced technical support for P&C systems.
• Support testing and commissioning of P&C equipment across transmission and distribution substations.
• Perform P&C system integration testing and field reviews of equipment installations and modifications.
• Review, accept, and seal commissioning documentation.
• Investigate system disturbances, faults, and abnormal operating conditions and recommend corrective actions.
• Provide technical support to Communications, Protection & Control field technologists.
• Support project teams as a P&C subject matter expert.
• Develop and review P&C commissioning and maintenance standards.
• Coordinate specialized testing requirements and operating procedures.
• Support technical studies, contingency planning, and real-time power system operations.

• Minimum 10 years of relevant engineering experience
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• Minimum 4 years of Protection & Control commissioning experience
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• Registered Professional Engineer (P.Eng.) with Engineers & Geoscientists BC, or registered in another jurisdiction and eligible for registration in BC.
• Strong knowledge of P&C testing and commissioning best practices.
• Hands‑on experience working in substation and field environments.
• Experience with fault analysis, system disturbances, and technical investigations.
• Strong technical writing and presentation capabilities.
• Excellent communication, organizational, and interpersonal skills.
• Familiarity with CAD systems, engineering drawings, and standard industry design/analysis software.

This position is based out of BC Hydro’s Edmonds office in Burnaby with a hybrid work arrangement. Remote work from elsewhere within British Columbia may be considered; however, candidates must be available for travel to BC Hydro sites throughout the province as required.

Candidates must successfully complete the required background check and drug & alcohol testing prior to starting.