Remote Electrical Engineer Jobs in Alberta (NOW HIRING)

For Australian engineers, it is a chance to experience a different landscape, climate and culture, while working alongside Canadians, who may teach you about snowmobiles and ice-fishing!At AMPS, we invest considerable effort in the success of our people through selection of assignments, pre-deployment training, and career development over a career with AMPS. Our on-site staff are supported by their team leaders and a network of their peers. When we are with our clients, we are committed to delivering great technical work, we communicate clearly, help others, and add value for every client.Our mission at AMPS is to improve the professional capabilities in the resources industry for positive and lasting change.Find out more about life at AMPS here: https://www.linkedin.com/company/advanced-mining-production-systems/life/amps/The RoleWe are currently seeking two Project Engineers to be site-based and focused on day-to-day field execution for a Canadian-based operation.

This role is based out of Calgary, Alberta, (or another accepted province), offering the opportunity to work with top-tier North American mining operations, with the option to engage with the option to engage with projects in the US or Australia in the future Key Responsibilities: Supporting day-to-day field execution and construction activities across active mining projects, with a focus on raise-boring and underground ventilation works; additional activities may include piping and pumping systems. Assisting with planning, coordination, and sequencing of work in alignment with the project schedules. Preparing and maintaining engineering and project documentation, including scopes of work, progress records, technical inputs, and turnover documentation.

Liaising closely with site superintendents, supervisors, and construction contractors to clarify requirements and resolve field issues. Completing field QA/QC activities as needed throughout the project. Providing input to progress tracking, cost awareness, and change identification, and escalating issues as required.

Participating in site meetings, inspections, and reviews, and supporting clear communication of technical decisions. Ensuring work is conducted in compliance with site safety, environmental, and regulatory requirements, including exercising stop-work authority where required. Assisting in Drill & Blast and production workflows.

Why AMPS? Local presence, global reach: Work for a consultancy with strong roots in Australia while being based locally in Canada. Roster: Work a favourable FIFO roster.

Career flexibility: Potential opportunities to work in Australia or on other international projects as the role evolves. Professional growth: Access to learning and development programs and technical support from the global AMPS engineering team. Competitive package: An attractive salary and incentive package, including recognition and reward incentives.

About You Education: Degree in Mining, Civil, or related engineering discipline; a comparable diploma with increased practical experience will be considered. Experience: 2-5+ years of underground mine site or heavy industrial project experience, preferably in a construction or execution environment. Technical skills: Strong understanding of field-based project execution, contractor coordination, and construction support.

Documentation: Ability to produce and review technical and project documentation to support execution and handover. Safety: Strong safety awareness and experience working under site safety management systems. Software: Experience with Deswik.CAD is desirable.

Communication: Clear written and verbal communication skills suitable for a site-based, multi-disciplinary environment. You will be required to complete a full medical.Diversity and InclusionWe welcome and support all applicants, including those identifying as LGBTIQ+, mature workers, and people from diverse cultural and religious backgrounds.Take the next step in your career with AMPS.