Location: Kamloops, BC, CA Kelowna, BC, CA

Branch: Gas
Affiliation: Management & Exempt
Employment Status: Full-Time Regular
Expected Hiring Range: $102,000.00 to $120,000.00
Short-term Incentive Eligible: Yes
Workplace Flexibility: No
Posting End Date: Open until filled

As the province’s largest energy provider with more than 100 years of knowledge and experience, we proudly deliver renewable energy, natural gas, electricity and propane to 1.3 million customers.

We're actively seeking new talent to join our mission of delivering a stronger energy future in B.C. As one of BC's Top Employers with a diverse team of over 2,800 employees, we are committed to a safe and inclusive culture where each of us can connect, belong, and grow. Join us, and together, let's shape a brighter future for B.C.

Position Overview

We’re looking for an experienced and collaborative Transmission Operations Engineer to support the safe, reliable operation of FortisBC’s natural gas transmission pipeline system. In this role, you’ll work closely with our Transmission Operations teams, providing engineering expertise for pipeline repair, rehabilitation, and integrity activities across Interior British Columbia.

This position blends field and office work, offering hands-on involvement in emergency repairs, integrity digs, pipeline maintenance, and operational planning. Acting as an Engineer of Record for assigned activities, you’ll help ensure work is completed safely, efficiently, and in compliance with applicable codes and regulations. If you thrive in fast-paced environments, enjoy problem-solving in real-world operating conditions, and are passionate about safety and infrastructure reliability, this role offers a rewarding opportunity to make a meaningful impact.

In this role, you will:

• Provide engineering support to Transmission Operations for the lifecycle management of FortisBC’s natural gas transmission pipelines.
• Coordinate pipeline operational activities with planned outages and maintenance windows, working closely with internal stakeholders such as Gas Control, System Capacity Planning, System Integrity, Asset Management etc.
• Monitor operational and maintenance activities to identify pipeline risks related to third-party damage or natural hazards and collaborate on mitigation strategies.
• Support inline inspection and pipeline pigging programs, including planning, coordination, and technical review.
• Track and maintain operational calculations and data, including activities related to gas movement and GHG emissions.
• Provide engineering support to pipeline permitting and protection group to address time-sensitive permit application, impacting high-pressure pipelines.
• Provide operational input for incorporation into pre-FEED, FEED, detailed engineering, construction and asbuilt stages of new pipeline projects and upgrades to existing pipeline systems as part of major and sustainment capital projects.

What it takes:

• Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical, Civil, or Chemical Engineering from an accredited post-secondary academic institution with a minimum of 4-7 years related experience.
• Currently registered or eligible for registration as a Professional Engineer with Engineers and Geoscientists of BC (EGBC).
• Experience working within a regulated utility working environment, preferably in the natural gas transmission and distribution utility systems.
• Operational field experience would be considered asset.

Our engaging workplace offers a wide range of challenging opportunities, while being safe, inclusive, and diverse. We offer a competitive salary and benefits package, while supporting life-long career development. We also encourage volunteerism and nourish the need to give back to your community.

To learn more about the recruitment process with FortisBC, please visit the You’re Applying. What now? page for additional information.

FortisBC acknowledges and respects Indigenous Peoples in Canada, on whose Traditional Territories we all live and work. FortisBC is committed to Reconciliation with Indigenous Peoples and is guided by our Statement of Indigenous Principles.