Mechanical Engineer – Utilities Engineering (P.Eng Required)

Role Overview

The Mechanical Engineer – Utilities Engineering is responsible for designing, analyzing, and implementing industrial utility systems that support manufacturing and processing facilities. This role will be part of a growing Utilities Engineering Team, responsible for developing standardized utility system designs, supporting project execution, and ensuring reliable and efficient operation of plant utilities across projects.

What You Will Do

Design and develop industrial utility systems, including refrigeration, steam, compressed air, and plant utility piping networks. Produce detailed industrial refrigeration system designs, including ammonia, Freon, and CO2 systems, and associated piping, valves, pumps, and instrumentation.

Why It Might Be a Fit

This role requires strong technical expertise, project coordination skills, and the ability to travel internationally for project support and commissioning. The ideal candidate will have a strong background in industrial mechanical engineering, with a focus on utilities or manufacturing environments, and excellent English writing and speaking skills.

Requirements

• Minimum 5–8 years of relevant experience in industrial mechanical engineering
• Canadian P.Eng. Status required
• Exceptional English Writing and Speaking skills
• Ability to travel internationally
• Good experience in producing detailed industrial refrigeration system designs
• Good experience in producing detailed industrial steam system designs
• Good experience in producing detailed industrial compressed air designs
• Good experience in producing detailed industrial piping designs
• Good experience in pipe stress analysis
• Experience in Project Management relating to industrial mechanical installations
• Good experience with onsite review, inspection, and commissioning of industrial mechanical installation
• Good experience with preparing P&ID Drawings and Functional Descriptions for complete systems