Electrical Reliability Engineer

Responsibilities:

Draft, review, and check Maintenance Instructions (MIs) for generation equipment Develop RCM-based and non-RCM maintenance strategies using software and standard MI templates, ensuring alignment with company procedures. Perform gap analyses between project documentation packages and applicable maintenance standards, identifying missing FITPs, manuals, drawings, warranty documentation, and regulatory (NERC and related) requirements. Review capital project documentation (drawings, BOMs, IFCs, datasheets, existing MIs) to support MI drafting, ensuring every referenced source meets the project's referencing standard (title, number, file name, section, page, table/figure). Identify and resolve strategy/code conflicts, failure mode errors, and inspection form issues in draft MIs and spare equipment preloads. Coordinate with client roles to progress MI packages through drafting, reviewing, sealing and filing Support timesheet and project charge coding across multiple concurrent capital and field-initiated projects.

Requirements:

Degree in electrical engineering and equivalent industry experience. Ability to interpret electrical engineering drawings and schematics is required. Experience with Reliability-Centred Maintenance (RCM) methodology and maintenance strategy development for power generation or utility assets. Familiarity with SAP is recommended Strong technical writing and document control skills; ability to work with structured referencing standards. Working knowledge of applicable reliability and regulatory standards (e.g., NERC PRC) is an asset. Demonstrated proficiency in Microsoft Office, Excel, Word, and SharePoint. Strong communication skills, with the ability to work across engineering, project management, and field maintenance teams. Prior consulting or embedded-client experience in the utility sector is an asset. Industry experience in the utility sector or an industrial sector is an asset.

What We Offer:

Exposure to a broad portfolio of generation and transmission reliability projects. Direct mentorship from senior reliability engineers on RCM and MI development best practices Flexible, project-based consulting engagement structure.