Permitting Project Engineer Canadá

  • On-site
  • Full-time
  • Posted

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No local language required
English
Fluent

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We are looking for Permitting Project Engineers with previous experience in Oil&Gas, Petrochemical, Fertilizers or Energy sector projects.

Main responsibilities

•    Develop Permitting road maps for new Oil & Gas facilities for Corporate and project reference throughout British Columbia and Alberta, Canada.
•    Prepare and submit permits and license applications for pipeline, Upstream, Downstream, Power & Petrochemical Projects.
•    Prepare the TSBC (Technical Safety BC) or ABSA (Alberta Boilers Safety Association) Requirements for Vendors documents. Pressure equipment, fuel gas, and electrical permits.
•    Organize and lead the alignment meeting with TSBC or ABSA.
•    Coordinate the Building Permits in accordance with the BC/Alberta Building Code.
•    Coordinate environmental permits (wildfire, amphibians, beavers, etc.). 
•    Coordinate Regulatory Permits, waste discharge, air quality, road upgrade permits, ...
•    Maintain direct contact with regulatory agencies or gain clarification or insight processes, and/or policy interpretations.
•    Advise on the best regulatory practices and demonstrate deep know-how with internal and external clients.
•    Assists with data gathering in preparation for regulatory inspections

Required profile and experience

•    Resolute.
•    Leadership, proactive, initiative, decision making.
•    Hight work capacity.
•    Thorough knowledge of the schedule and contract to promote compliance.
•    Interdisciplinary coordination.
•    Communication with third parties.

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At Técnicas Reunidas we are one of the world leaders in engineering and construction in the energy sector, committed to the energy transition.