Electrical Project Manager

• Own and manage the relationship and contracts with Engineering services providers (ESP)
• Lead the design review process with internal and external stakeholders ensuring regulatory requirements, code and Enbridge’s specifications, standards and procedures are followed including Process Hazard operability and constructability perspective
• Lead the specification and requisition of materials by reviewing vendor materials quotations, evaluate technical bid evaluations and provide recommendation based on technical merit along with price and delivery
• Collaborate with Supply Chain to procure material via internal tools
• Support planning and scheduling during design and procurement phases of the project
• Provide technical support during all project phases, including project development, design, construction, and commissioning
• Manage ESP to incorporate red-line markups into as-built drawings
• Supports the development of the project scope, schedule, capital cost estimate, execution planning, and risks during the project development phase
• Support Operations with any incident investigations after project handover
• Reviews lessons learned from past projects and incorporates recommendations into future designs promoting a standardized, programmatic approach where possible.

• 7+ years progressive experience in designing power distribution systems for Oil and Gas facilities, with hands on experience in the analysis of control schematics for power equipment (ex: medium voltage switchgear/motor control centers, electrical switchgear buildings, PLC systems, medium voltage VFDs, instrumentation knowledge of pressure and temperature transmitters, SCADA), controls, and integration
• Bachelor’s degree in engineering
• Professional Engineer designation with APEGA, or eligibility to register
• Proven planning, organizational, problem solving, decision – making and negotiating skills, supplemented with a practical proficiency
• Effective and professional interpersonal skills, both verbal and written
• Strong facilitation, collaboration, and negotiation skills to influence and drive-forward results and decisions without formal authority
• Strong working knowledge of national codes (CEC and NEC) and industry standards such API, IEEE, UL, etc.

Knowledge of power distribution systems for cooling facilities would also be a benefit.