Mine Mechanical Infrastructure Engineer

Job summary

An intermediate mechanical engineer contributes to the design, assessment, and delivery of surface and underground mining infrastructure, from concept and feasibility studies through detailed design, construction support, and commissioning. The role develops mechanical and piping designs, specifications, calculations, and procurement documents for systems such as shafts, materials handling, pumping, ventilation, and refrigeration, while coordinating multidisciplinary reviews and supporting client and risk reviews.

Benefits

Qualifications

• Five to seven years of practical project experience in an engineering consulting, EPCM, mining, contracting, or industrial environment.
• Mechanical system design experience, preferably in mining or industry.
• Working knowledge of fluid simulation software such as FluidFlow, AFT Fathom, or Flownex is advantageous.
• Professional Engineer registration with Professional Engineers Ontario or provincial equivalent is advantageous.

Responsibilities

• Develop mechanical design bases and criteria.
• Prepare technical specifications.
• Develop mechanical and piping designs from concept through execution.
• Prepare scopes of work and material take-offs for procurement and contract packages.
• Perform mechanical and piping analyses and design calculations, and compile design reports.
• Guide mechanical and piping designers in developing 3D models and participate in model reviews.
• Review mechanical and piping drawings.
• Conduct discipline and interdisciplinary reviews and coordination.
• Participate in client meetings.
• Participate in HAZID, HAZOP, constructability, and risk assessment reviews.

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