Senior AC Mitigation Engineer

At Stantec, we know the work we do matters. From decarbonizing mines to modernizing electric grids and building the infrastructure that fuels communities, we’re powering the world. Our clients come to us with their biggest, most complex challenges because that’s where we thrive. And we’re looking for problem solvers, high achievers, and visionaries to help us.
Join us for a chance to grow professionally at one of the world’s top design firms while building our clean energy future.
As energy availability becomes increasingly critical, there is no end to the scope and significance of your work — and to where it can take you at Stantec. Every day, we’re problem-solving and collaborating on projects that are as challenging as they are impactful. Whether designing a transformational cross-country pipeline, optimizing facilities, verifying the safety and reliability of an asset, or in the field overseeing construction projects, you’ll be joining a team of recognized industry experts on work that’s critical to our clients and our communities. The Energy industry and municipal sectors are changing — and we’re helping clients stay ahead of the change. Join a team that is working together with industry to deliver innovation for the long term on some of the most important and interesting projects around the world.
Our Cathodic Protection and AC Mitigation teams are a sub-set of both our Integrity team and our Energy business unit. Our Integrity group is a center of excellence for Stantec and as such, in addition to Energy we work with other Stantec divisions worldwide, such as our Water groups, to assist and design cathodic protection, stray current mitigation and integrity solutions for the municipal and water resources projects.
Your OpportunityWe are currently seeking a Senior AC Mitigation Engineer to join our Corrosion Prevention team. The primary roles of the AC Mitigation Engineer are:To perform AC interference modelingTo design AC interference mitigation systemsTo perform third party reviews of reports and designs related to corrosion, cathodic protection (CP), and AC interference.
To perform CP and AC interference system monitoring and evaluation.
To support clients’ Pipeline and Facility Safety Management Systems.
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Key Responsibilities
Modelling of complex pipeline and powerline geometries using specialized computer software (CDEGS), including extensive data input and analysisDesign of AC mitigation systems to reduce the risk of electrical shock to pipeline personnel, as well as integrity risks to the pipeline (coating damage, AC corrosion, etc.)Assessment of CP and AC interference survey dataDesign AC and DC interference mitigation systemsThird party review of CP and AC interference designs, reports, and inspection and commissioning data.
Perform engineering calculations (resistance, current distribution, ground potential rise, etc.)Coordinate engineering aspects of installation of AC mitigation and cathodic protection systemsDevelop detailed designs as required and collaborate with drafting personnel to prepare design drawing packagesPotential field work consisting of soil resistivity testing, structure potentials, right-of-way evaluations, and constructability assessments for AC mitigation and CP systemsPrepare technical assessment and design reports, as well as procedures and specificationsSupport maintenance and updates to assessment criteria in accordance with evolving industry practices and stay abreast of emerging technologiesDelivery of accurate, timely and cost-effective integrity services that meet client, Stantec and industry/regulatory standardsKeep current on applicable pipeline and integrity codes and standardsOther integrity and pipeline engineering responsibilities including participating in varying projects on an as needed basisLiaise with other divisionsComply with Stantec’s EH&S program, with a focus on safety in the fieldAdhere to Stantec’s Engineering Quality SystemEstablish and maintain positive client relationshipsYour Capabilities and CredentialsGood understanding of grounding, electromagnetic interference (EMI), and/or AC interference concepts, including field data gathering and troubleshootingExperienced with Canadian and/or U.
S. standards, practices and applicable legislationDemonstrated technical proficiency and attention to detailSound interpersonal, communication, analytical and problem-solving skillsProven initiative, flexibility and adaptabilityStrong work ethic and self-motivationExcellent computer skills with emphasis on Microsoft Excel, Word and mapping tools such as Google Earth and AbaDataAMPP (NACE) certification and CP experience are an assetEducation and ExperienceUniversity degree in an engineering discipline (electrical engineering, with a background in electromagnetics, grounding, or interference, is preferred)Licensed P.
Eng., or eligible to obtain licensure (EIT / P.
Eng. candidates with relevant experience will be considered)Intermediate to senior engineers with prior