Job specializations:
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Engineering
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Energy/Power Generation
Job Description & How to Apply Below
Advance HVAC energy performance and decarbonization projects in the Vancouver area through engineering analysis, BAS evaluation, and commissioning expertise.
This senior position delivers energy assessments, building performance evaluations, and mechanical engineering support. You will develop Energy Conservation Measures for HVAC, controls, lighting, and central plants. The work includes electrification, heat pumps, geothermal systems, thermal storage, and renewable energy integration.
Key Responsibilities:- Perform energy assessments and building performance evaluations
- Develop HVAC, controls, lighting, and central plant ECMs
- Calculate savings, emissions, demand, lifecycle costs, and ROI
- Prepare decarbonization and GHG reduction pathway studies
- Develop phased decarbonization roadmaps aligned with capital planning
- Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering
- BC Professional Engineer registration or registration eligibility
- Seven to ten years in building mechanical systems
- Strong HVAC, hydronic, air distribution, and central plant knowledge
- Strong analytical, problem-solving, reporting, and communication skills
Bring senior mechanical engineering experience to energy savings, low-carbon technologies, and measurable building performance improvements.
Position Requirements
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