Junior Mechanical Engineer - Hydropower
Top Benefits
About the role
Junior Mechanical Engineer
Vancouver, BC
An opportunity exists for a Junior Mechanical Engineer to join Klohn Crippen Berger’s Power and Transportation Group based in Vancouver. The mechanical group focuses primarily on hydroelectric projects. Recent projects include work on water control gates, large valve, turbines, penstocks and the balance of plant systems for hydroelectric generation stations (piping, pumping, HVAC, drainage). In addition to the hydroelectric projects, we also work with moveable bridges, cranes, and large pumping systems for mining projects. Due to the custom nature of our work, each project is different, making our work interesting and varied.
This role will give you the opportunity to:
- Be involved with designs of new or refurbishment of overall hydroelectric plants from concept to final design
- Work on facility wide or major component refurbishments for hydroelectric plants, cranes and pumping systems
- Prepare design deliverables (drawings, specs, estimates, schedules, reports, etc.)
- Learn from a variety of experienced engineers
- Travel to sites across Canada and internationally
- Grow technical and project management skills.
We value your:
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Bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering
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0 to 4 years of experience
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Strong technical design and analytical skills
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Eligibility for registration with EGBC
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Effective verbal and written communication skills in English, with demonstrated competent report writing skills
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Strong computer skills, ideally including MSWord, Excel, Mathcad, Revit, Inventor, SolidWorks and hydraulic design software
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Experience in hydroelectric and water control facility design;
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Hands on practical experience with repairs, modifications, or new builds, either through work, school projects, or hobbies.
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Experience and/or ability to perform outdoor and / or field/construction services
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Willingness to enter/work in confined spaces or at heights or at locations like penstocks with supported rope access (we provide the training)
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Ability to travel to remote work sites as required
The salary for this position is $75,000 to $95,000 per year. Salary is based on applicable experience, education, and skill level.
Along with continued career development, KCB offers:
- Hybrid work opportunities
- Annual performance and salary review
- Vacation policy that aligns to your experience
- Flexible benefits, including RSP, social, and mental well-being initiatives
- Paid OT, and sick days
- Commitment to global ESG standards
We are a global organization committed to employment equity. We respect the uniqueness that makes you, you. We encourage applications from all qualified career seekers, regardless of gender, sex, religion, or nationality.
To learn more about projects you could be a part of check out Projects - KCB (klohn.com) and our Careers page for more details.
About Klohn Crippen Berger
Klohn Crippen Berger (KCB) is an award-winning engineering, geoscience and environmental consulting firm delivering professional and practical technical solutions. We offer a full range of services from our offices in Canada, Australia, Peru, Brazil, USA and the UK. Since forming in 1951, we have had a long history of participation in local projects, as well as a strong international reputation. KCB has been recognized as one of Canada's Best Managed Companies since 2008.
With our strong culture of quality, health and safety, community engagement and ethics, and over 70 years of developing sustainable solutions for clients, we’re ready for your challenging mining, energy, power, transportation or infrastructure projects.
Junior Mechanical Engineer - Hydropower
Top Benefits
About the role
Junior Mechanical Engineer
Vancouver, BC
An opportunity exists for a Junior Mechanical Engineer to join Klohn Crippen Berger’s Power and Transportation Group based in Vancouver. The mechanical group focuses primarily on hydroelectric projects. Recent projects include work on water control gates, large valve, turbines, penstocks and the balance of plant systems for hydroelectric generation stations (piping, pumping, HVAC, drainage). In addition to the hydroelectric projects, we also work with moveable bridges, cranes, and large pumping systems for mining projects. Due to the custom nature of our work, each project is different, making our work interesting and varied.
This role will give you the opportunity to:
- Be involved with designs of new or refurbishment of overall hydroelectric plants from concept to final design
- Work on facility wide or major component refurbishments for hydroelectric plants, cranes and pumping systems
- Prepare design deliverables (drawings, specs, estimates, schedules, reports, etc.)
- Learn from a variety of experienced engineers
- Travel to sites across Canada and internationally
- Grow technical and project management skills.
We value your:
-
Bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering
-
0 to 4 years of experience
-
Strong technical design and analytical skills
-
Eligibility for registration with EGBC
-
Effective verbal and written communication skills in English, with demonstrated competent report writing skills
-
Strong computer skills, ideally including MSWord, Excel, Mathcad, Revit, Inventor, SolidWorks and hydraulic design software
-
Experience in hydroelectric and water control facility design;
-
Hands on practical experience with repairs, modifications, or new builds, either through work, school projects, or hobbies.
-
Experience and/or ability to perform outdoor and / or field/construction services
-
Willingness to enter/work in confined spaces or at heights or at locations like penstocks with supported rope access (we provide the training)
-
Ability to travel to remote work sites as required
The salary for this position is $75,000 to $95,000 per year. Salary is based on applicable experience, education, and skill level.
Along with continued career development, KCB offers:
- Hybrid work opportunities
- Annual performance and salary review
- Vacation policy that aligns to your experience
- Flexible benefits, including RSP, social, and mental well-being initiatives
- Paid OT, and sick days
- Commitment to global ESG standards
We are a global organization committed to employment equity. We respect the uniqueness that makes you, you. We encourage applications from all qualified career seekers, regardless of gender, sex, religion, or nationality.
To learn more about projects you could be a part of check out Projects - KCB (klohn.com) and our Careers page for more details.
About Klohn Crippen Berger
Klohn Crippen Berger (KCB) is an award-winning engineering, geoscience and environmental consulting firm delivering professional and practical technical solutions. We offer a full range of services from our offices in Canada, Australia, Peru, Brazil, USA and the UK. Since forming in 1951, we have had a long history of participation in local projects, as well as a strong international reputation. KCB has been recognized as one of Canada's Best Managed Companies since 2008.
With our strong culture of quality, health and safety, community engagement and ethics, and over 70 years of developing sustainable solutions for clients, we’re ready for your challenging mining, energy, power, transportation or infrastructure projects.