Job opportunity
Hydroelectric Fire Protection Design Engineer
Ian Martin Group
Hydroelectric facilities need an intermediate Fire Protection Design Engineer in Burnaby with piping design and engineering assessment expertise. Station travel supports project delivery.
This contract supports generation assets through capital projects, condition assessments, lifecycle replacements, and operational engineering services. The engineer develops fire protection systems for generating stations and related infrastructure. Work includes multidisciplinary coordination, technical documentation, construction support, and commissioning activities.
Key Responsibilities:
Lead fire protection piping designs for hydroelectric generating stations
Evaluate water supplies, hydraulics, and system performance
Complete site assessments, risk evaluations, and code reviews
Coordinate with mechanical, electrical, civil, operations, and construction teams
Review external consultant and contractor work
Requirements:
At least five years of relevant engineering experience
Experience delivering engineering from concept through turnover
Awareness of fire protection principles, codes, and standards
Knowledge of ASME B31.1, ASME B31.3, or NFPA codes
Experience with AutoCAD, Plant 3D, Navisworks, or equivalent tools
Bring technical judgment, hydraulic analysis, and multidisciplinary coordination to fire protection projects serving British Columbia hydroelectric assets.
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Apply on source site This contract supports generation assets through capital projects, condition assessments, lifecycle replacements, and operational engineering services. The engineer develops fire protection systems for generating stations and related infrastructure. Work includes multidisciplinary coordination, technical documentation, construction support, and commissioning activities.
Key Responsibilities:
Lead fire protection piping designs for hydroelectric generating stations
Evaluate water supplies, hydraulics, and system performance
Complete site assessments, risk evaluations, and code reviews
Coordinate with mechanical, electrical, civil, operations, and construction teams
Review external consultant and contractor work
Requirements:
At least five years of relevant engineering experience
Experience delivering engineering from concept through turnover
Awareness of fire protection principles, codes, and standards
Knowledge of ASME B31.1, ASME B31.3, or NFPA codes
Experience with AutoCAD, Plant 3D, Navisworks, or equivalent tools
Bring technical judgment, hydraulic analysis, and multidisciplinary coordination to fire protection projects serving British Columbia hydroelectric assets.
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