Job specializations:
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Engineering
Job Description & How to Apply Below
Design MV/LV electrical systems for major industrial projects with Worley Consulting, using AutoCAD, Micro Station, and multidisciplinary coordination.
As a Senior Electrical Designer, you will develop and review electrical design deliverables across concept, FEED, detailed engineering, construction, commissioning, and start-up. Your work supports energy, chemicals, resources, and infrastructure projects while meeting client, project, industry, and regulatory requirements. You will apply electrical design systems, Canadian Electrical Code knowledge, and technical problem-solving.
Key Responsibilities:- Develop and review MV/LV electrical design deliverables
- Prepare diagrams, schematics, layouts, and installation details
- Perform cable, tray, duct bank, and lighting calculations
- Coordinate designs with multidisciplinary project teams
- Resolve technical issues, discrepancies, and scope changes
- Electrical design and drafting experience in industrial projects
- Knowledge of Canadian Electrical Code requirements
- Knowledge of MV/LV distribution and hazardous areas
- Degree or diploma in an electrical technical discipline
- Proficiency with AutoCAD and Micro Station
Bring senior electrical design expertise, MV/LV knowledge, and AutoCAD proficiency to Worley Consulting industrial projects.
Position Requirements
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