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Engineer 1 (EIT) - Safety - Work Methods
Number of positions: 1 Job Location: Edmonds A03
Employment type: Permanent Region: Lower Mainland
Hours of work: Full-time (37.5 hrs/wk) Flexible Work Role: Hybrid
Annual salary: $ 74,300.00 - 93,900.00
Position Highlights
The Human Factors Engineering & Work Methods team develops andmaintainswork procedures and tool requirements for
Line and Substation electrical trade work, supports specialized safety risk assessments, and provides safety, workability,
operability, and maintainability input to asset investments. We have an opportunity for an Engineer 1 (EIT) to support a
range of multidisciplinary safety-related work that helps improve worker safety at BC Hydro.
This is a developmental engineering role intended for a recent engineering graduate or early-career engineer who is eligible
to register as an Engineer-in-Training with Engineers and Geoscientists BC (EGBC). The successful candidate will be
assigned to specific client and project needs, will execute defined pieces of work under the guidance of experienced
professional engineers and technical specialists, and will learn BC Hydro standards, policies, practices, procedures, and
engineering governance requirements.
What you'll do
- Support assigned portions of new or updated safe work procedures, work methods, tool requirements, equipment
specification sheets, and other worker-facing safety instructions for Transmission and Distribution Line and Substation work.
- Support defined tasks related to the Arc Flash Mitigation Program for substations and other electrical safety initiatives,
under direction from senior engineers and subject matter experts.
- Assist with well-defined safety risk assessment tasks by gathering information, identifying hazards and controls,
documenting assumptions, and preparing draft analysis for review.
- Review engineering drawings, field information, procedures, standards, work practices, incident learnings, and
stakeholder input to understand how work is performed and how safety controls are applied in practice.
- Participate in information exchange and field trials with trades, design, operations, safety, asset management, project
delivery, and other groups to understand practical work constraints and implementation impacts.
- Help translate technical information into clear, direct, fact-based, and usable instructions for field workers and other
audiences, with revisions based on feedback from senior reviewers and stakeholders.
- Support Safety by Design, design-for-operability, workability, and maintainability input for capital projects and operational
work by completing defined research, documentation, and follow-up actions.
- Track assigned actions, follow existing schedules and project timelines, and provide status updates so that team
deliverables are completed on schedule and meet defined requirements.
- Ask questions and suggest practical improvements to existing processes, procedures, templates, or work products within
the scope of the assigned work.
- Develop and maintain respectful peer relationships with internal stakeholders while learning BC Hydro processes,
