AES Engineering

AES Engineering

Intermediate Electrical Designer

Calgary, Alberta · Mid

Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 15 days ago
AutoCADElectrical EngineeringCommunicationRevit

About the role

  • The designer in this role will focus on electrical systems for healthcare, infrastructure, mixed-use developments, institutional facilities, and commercial facilities.
  • Oversee the construction and commissioning process and prepare documentation, including field reports, change orders, and shop drawing reviews.
  • Liaise with architects, interior designers, and other professionals.

Responsibilities

  • Work under the direction of Project Managers to develop construction document packages and reports.
  • Assist lead engineers with planning, studies, and assessments.
  • Conduct site reviews to determine and document existing conditions.
  • Prepare engineering studies and design calculations, such as feeder sizing, voltage drop, overcurrent protection, fault current, and lighting calculations.
  • Lay out electrical equipment and wiring devices, branch circuiting, lighting design, life safety systems, communication systems, and security systems.
  • Prepare electrical design markups for the drafting department and coordinate electrical package production.
  • Perform other duties as assigned.
  • Use AutoCAD to support design and documentation work.

Requirements

  • Bachelor's degree or Technologist Diploma in Electrical Engineering, Electrical Engineering Technology, or equivalent relevant experience.
  • Proficiency with AutoCAD
  • experience with Revit or other building design software would be considered an asset.
  • Apply knowledge of industry-specific codes and standards, including ASHRAE, ABC, NECB, and other relevant requirements.

Company info

  • We appreciate your interest in AES Engineering; however, due to the high volume of applicants we receive, only those who are qualified will be contacted.
  • www.aesengr.com.

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