FAQs
What is the primary focus of the Electrical Engineer role at WSP?
The primary focus is on hydroelectric and dam projects, including development, refurbishment, and dam safety.
What type of projects will I be managing as an Electrical Engineer at WSP?
You will manage multidisciplinary projects in hydroelectricity and dams.
What qualifications are required for this position?
A Bachelor's degree in electrical engineering or equivalent training, membership in a professional order in a Canadian province, and at least six years of relevant experience are required.
Is experience in hydroelectric plants and dams considered beneficial?
Yes, experience in electrical auxiliary services for hydroelectric plants and dams will be considered an asset.
What are some of the responsibilities of this role?
Responsibilities include designing technical documents for electrical distribution, ensuring compliance with guidelines, assisting in project coordination, supervising engineering resources, ensuring quality assurance, and managing client relationships.
What type of work environment does WSP promote?
WSP promotes a collaborative culture with a focus on inclusion and belonging, emphasizing work-life balance through their Flexible Work Policy.
Is there an opportunity for career growth at WSP?
Yes, WSP offers outstanding career opportunities and encourages team members to share ideas and innovate.
What is the expected salary range for this position?
The expected salary range is between $103,100 and $141,700, depending on the applicant's education, experience, and location.
Are there health and safety requirements associated with this job?
Yes, compliance with WSP’s Health, Safety & Environment (HSE) policy is expected, as well as any client-specific HSE policies when working on-site.
Does WSP accommodate individuals with disabilities during the hiring process?
Yes, WSP welcomes applications from individuals with disabilities and will provide accommodations upon request during the selection process.