Job specializations:
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Engineering
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Construction
Job Description & How to Apply Below
Apply structural analysis and civil design expertise to CIMA+ substation projects in Vancouver, supporting transmission and distribution systems up to 735 kV.
This lead engineering position focuses on detailed substation civil and structural design within CIMA+’s specialized Energy & Resources team. You will perform seismic analysis and detailing for equipment supports, foundations, buildings, and related infrastructure. The work also covers site development, drainage, roads, erosion control, containment systems, and retaining structures.
Key Responsibilities:- Perform seismic analysis and structural detailing for substation facilities
- Design equipment supports, foundations, piling, and anchoring systems
- Develop trenches, ductbanks, manholes, and vaults
- Prepare site, drainage, access road, and erosion plans
- Review construction and shop drawings during project delivery
- 12+ years related to substation civil or structural design
- Three-plus years leading, managing, or managing projects is advantageous
- Professional engineering registration in Canada
- Three-plus years designing for Western Canadian electric utilities
- Construction management or site supervision experience is advantageous
Bring substation structural analysis, civil detailing, and utility design experience to CIMA+’s growing Vancouver engineering team.
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