Senior Technical Engineer​/Officer

About the Company

Our client is a leading Canadian energy organization with a strong presence across Ontario. They operate critical infrastructure that supports millions of customers and drives economic growth.

Our client is engaging in ongoing transformation and investing in cutting‑edge technologies and modernizing operations to meet the evolving needs of the energy sector. By joining, you will be part of an organization that values collaboration, professional development, and making a meaningful impact on the future of clean energy.

• Provide technical evaluations, advice, and solutions in support of facility commissioning, operation, and maintenance.
• Identify potential problems and opportunities, prepare reports, and initiate studies or investigations for improvement.
• Review proposals from internal and external sources, recommend changes, and prepare documentation for approval.
• Develop specifications for materials, services, and equipment; support procurement and installation activities.
• Ensure compliance with fire protection codes and standards (CSA, NFPA, NFCC) and licensing conditions.
• Provide guidance on fire hazard assessments, fire response equipment lifecycle, and personal protective equipment.
• Support development and updates of standards, procedures, and guides to meet regulatory requirements.
• Assist with fire risk assessments, Fire Safe Shutdown Analysis, and Fire Hazard Assessments.
• Develop response plans for postulated fire scenarios based on licensing basis and safety requirements.
• Maintain ongoing review processes to identify risks and recommend modifications to fire response protocols.
• Liaise with department managers to improve fire protection service delivery.
• Prepare correspondence, reports, and corrective action plans to address regulatory requirements.
• Support collaboration with external fire protection and emergency response groups.

• Bachelor’s degree in engineering (Mechanical, Electrical, or related discipline).
• 6–8 years of experience in engineering roles related to facility design, commissioning, operation, or maintenance.
• Knowledge of fire protection engineering, hazard assessment, and compliance with codes and standards (CSA N293, CSA N393, NFPA, NFCC).
• Experience in nuclear or highly regulated industrial environments is an asset.
• Strong communication skills in English, with the ability to prepare clear reports and recommendations.
• Proven ability to evaluate proposals, conduct risk assessments, and provide technical guidance.
• Experience supporting emergency response programs and fire protection initiatives.
• Ability to collaborate effectively with cross‑functional teams and external organizations.
• Commitment to safety, compliance, and continuous improvement in fire protection and emergency response practices.

$74.3 - $74.31/hr