deseng
Intermediate Electrical Engineering Technologist
Edmonton, Alberta · Mid
Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 35 min ago
AutoCADElectrical EngineeringCommunicationProblem SolvingTime Management
About the role
- Electrical Engineering Technology Diploma from a recognized technical institution.
- TT or CET designation, or eligible for registration with ASET.
- Understanding of Canadian Electrical Code, CSA Underground and Overhead Standards, Alberta Electrical Utility Code, and other applicable industry guidelines and standards.
Responsibilities
- Collaborate with engineers and project managers in the preparation of engineering sketches, work packages and design calculations.
- Review, interpret and implement utility and CEC specifications.
- Utilize knowledge of design standards and procedures when completing drawings and deliverables to client and industry specifications.
- Design and draft technical drawings including single lines, electrical layouts and cable tray runs, lighting, wiring schematics, cable/conduit schedules, lighting panel schedules, junction box layouts, control panel layouts, etc.
- Maintain project records and documents.
- Collaborate with the project team in designing the structure, operation, protection and control of electrical power transmission and distribution systems.
- Engage with the planning, design and specification of power and lighting systems.
- Collaborate with the project team in delivering high quality client service and engage with clients as needed to deliver top quality solutions.
- Collaborate with senior designers and engineers for support and development on more challenging tasks.
- Support and mentor more junior team members.
Requirements
- Experience with AutoCAD, MicroStation, AGI32, SpidaCalc, PLS CAD software is considered an asset.
- Work safely and follow all rules and procedures including attending and participating in safety meetings and completing all required safety orientation and training.
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