Environmental engineering Jobs in Penticton, BC

Responsibilities

• Performs a wide range of complex technical, safety, quality, economic and statistical functions relating to the study, analysis, research, evaluation, and ongoing support of the department’s products and services.
• Performs project administration duties including; project planning and scheduling, allocation of resources; administration of assigned budgets; maintenance of documents and computer records; provision of information to regulatory agencies and training or advising other department staff as needed.
• Prepares and present proposals, creates programs, develops procedures and specifications, reports and computer simulations based on the technical, qualitative, economic or statistical feasibility of proposed alternatives.
• Maintains liaison and provides technical support to internal and external customers as well as industry associations, service providers and government agencies.
• Maintains a current knowledge of all relevant local, national and international standards and regulations pertaining to energy measurement including safety, technical and quality standards.
  Conducts site visits, and product/service assessments for the purpose of assessing compliance with standards and programs, monitoring performance, evaluating suitability of products and services, and obtaining and maintaining a customer base inside and outside FortisBC.
• Maintains a current knowledge of technical, economic, safety and quality developments in measurement technology by attending conferences, training seminars and demonstrations in addition to pursuing other avenues of research.
• Performs duties of a minor nature relating to the above including driving a vehicle which do not affect the rating of the job.

Requirements

• Completion of recognized post-secondary technologist diploma in an appropriate engineering technology, or equivalent education.
• Certified or eligible for Certification at the technologist level by the Applied Sciences Technologists & Technicians of BC.
• May require certification by Technical Safety BC as an IN or LO FSR.
• Five years recent, related experience.
• Ability to work as a project leader and without direct supervision.
• Analytical abilities and organizational skills.
• Customer service skills.
• Oral, written communications and presentations skills.
• Excellent interpersonal and persuasion skills.
• Liaison experience with utility companies, government agencies, suppliers, contractors and industry associations.
• Advanced computer literacy including familiarity with applications software in use in the department.
• Valid British Columbia Driver's License.