Engineer and Project Manager - Process and Utilities

Engineer and Project Manager - Process and Utilities

Summary

The engineer and project manager will work within an experienced technical team to carry out plant engineering assignments, mainly in the agri-food sector, but also in related industrial environments such as the manufacture of cosmetics or other consumer goods using sanitary processes. Projects involve both processing (heat exchangers, CIP systems, sanitary pumps, control valves, etc.) and utility support systems (compressors, chillers, water towers, boilers, etc.).

The successful candidate will contribute to design, site supervision, and start-up assistance. He or she will also play a key role in integrated project management, ensuring technical coordination between multidisciplinary team members and liaising with stakeholders.

It is required that he or she has an excellent command of French, an intermediate level of English, and ease in interacting with clients and colleagues outside Quebec. Occasional short- or medium-term travel within North America is to be expected. The incumbent will also be called upon to support the technical development of the team, actively contribute to knowledge sharing within the group, and support the evolution of our services in the areas of energy efficiency and sustainable development.

Key Responsibilities

Project Management

• Participate in the drafting of service proposals and the estimation of required hours.
• Develop schedules (Gantt charts) and monitor budgets.
• Plan and lead meetings with clients, suppliers, and other stakeholders.
• Manage action lists, responsibilities, and deadlines.

Concept and Design

• Analyze client needs and propose appropriate technical solutions.
• Design processing systems for sanitary environments.
• Assess utility requirements (compressed air, steam, refrigeration) and perform energy audits.
• Take site measurements.
• Work with the design team to develop PFDs, P&IDs, and layout plans.
• Participate in the design of piping plans (selection of components, slopes, supports, etc.).
• Engineering Deliverables