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WSP

14d ago

  • Job
    Full-time
    Mid Level
  • Engineering

AI generated summary

  • You need an undergrad in engineering, 4+ years of relevant experience, strong communication skills, a Class-G license, and be EIT or P. Eng. Eligible; familiarity with REVIT & ACAD is a plus.
  • You will design and execute sampling programs, conduct studies, support facility design, evaluate treatment technologies, manage equipment purchases, and engage in field and lab work.

Requirements

  • Education: Possess an undergraduate degree in civil, chemical, or environmental engineering.
  • Experience: Have more than 4 years of relevant industry experience, including wastewater and water treatment design, facility operation, and process-mechanical design.
  • Skills and Attributes:
  • Be a team player with a willingness to travel.
  • Demonstrate strong verbal and written communication skills in English.
  • Apply a robust common-sense approach to problem-solving.
  • Be self-motivated and proactive.
  • Be eligible for licensure with Professional Engineers of Ontario (EIT or P. Eng.).
  • Show enthusiasm for engaging with the team and seeking out new opportunities.
  • Possess a valid Ontario Class-G license.
  • Desirable Qualifications:
  • Experience in industrial sectors such as food processing, mining, automotive, chemical, pharmaceutical, metal finishing, petroleum, and general manufacturing.
  • Familiarity with REVIT & ACAD.
  • Proficiency in GPS-X or BioWin.
  • Bilingual proficiency in French and English.
  • An advanced engineering degree (Masters).

Responsibilities

  • Designing, coordinating, and executing field sampling programs and data collection.
  • Conducting feasibility studies and options evaluations with limited oversight.
  • Assisting with preliminary design, detailed design, troubleshooting, and operations support for both new and existing facilities under the guidance of senior engineers.
  • Leading the preparation of small- and medium-sized proposals, cost estimates, and reports, as well as completing design calculations and design drawings with limited guidance.
  • Designing industrial wastewater treatment systems, including wastewater characterization, bench and pilot-scale treatability evaluations, Mass Balance, PFD, and P&ID development. You’ll also be responsible for producing detailed engineering drawings and specifications, overseeing construction, and managing commissioning.
  • Evaluating treatment technologies from both economic and technical perspectives.
  • Specifying and tendering major process equipment purchases.
  • Assessing specific treatment equipment based on economic and technical criteria.
  • Conducting water and waste reduction audits with a focus on source reduction and water recycling.
  • Managing permitting and regulatory submissions.
  • Engaging in field and laboratory work, including sampling and bench/pilot-scale treatability studies.

FAQs

What is the primary focus of the Process Water/Wastewater Group at WSP?

The primary focus of the Process Water/Wastewater Group is to provide design services for industrial water and wastewater treatment projects across various sectors, including food processing, mining, and manufacturing, as well as participating in renewable energy initiatives and groundwater remediation projects.

What qualifications are required for the Process Engineer position?

Candidates must possess an undergraduate degree in civil, chemical, or environmental engineering and have more than 4 years of relevant industry experience, including wastewater and water treatment design, facility operation, and process-mechanical design.

Are there opportunities for professional development within WSP?

Yes, WSP provides opportunities for active engagement with management, mentorship, leadership development, and support for mental health management.

What kind of projects will the Process Engineer be involved in?

The Process Engineer will engage in various project phases, including designing industrial wastewater treatment systems, conducting feasibility studies, troubleshooting, and providing operations support for new and existing facilities.

Is bilingualism considered an asset for this position?

Yes, bilingual proficiency in French and English is considered a desirable qualification for the Process Engineer position.

What tools or software knowledge is preferred for candidates applying for this role?

Familiarity with REVIT, ACAD, and proficiency in modeling software such as GPS-X or BioWin is preferred for candidates applying for the Process Engineer position.

What is WSP's policy regarding health and safety?

WSP places a strong emphasis on health and safety as a core value, expecting compliance with its Health, Safety & Environment (HSE) policy at all times, as well as client HSE policies when working at client locations.

Are there travel requirements for the Process Engineer position?

Yes, candidates must be willing to travel as part of their responsibilities in the role.

Is there a focus on inclusivity and diversity at WSP?

Yes, WSP is committed to upholding a culture of inclusion and belonging and welcomes applications from people with disabilities.

Can applicants expect flexible work options at WSP?

Yes, WSP offers flexible work options as part of its commitment to work-life balance for employees.

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