Stations Engineer
Aecon · Private sector
Toronto · Ontario · Canada
- Salary
- 95,000–125,000 CAD / year
- Hours / week
- Not stated
- Experience
- 3 to 7 years
- Work arrangement
- On-site
The role
Deliver engineering for transmission and distribution substations, switching stations, collector stations, battery-energy-storage stations and related utility infrastructure. The engineer prepares, reviews and seals design packages and studies; develops station layouts, grounding, conduit and cable routing; coordinates protection, SCADA and communications systems; supports procurement, construction, testing, energization and closeout; resolves field issues; manages engineering changes and records; and provides technical guidance to junior staff and project teams.
Requirements
Accredited bachelor's degree in electrical engineering; Ontario P.Eng. or eligibility to practise and seal in Ontario, and/or a Michigan PE licence; 3 to 7 years of progressive utility, substation, station-design or power-systems experience; experience from concept through commissioning and with utility, EPC/EPCM, industrial, renewable-energy or transmission and distribution projects; knowledge of station physical design, grounding, power studies, high-voltage equipment and relevant codes; experience reviewing design packages and using applicable engineering software.
Before you apply
Editorial questions based on the information available; these are not additional employer requirements.
- The advertised pay is annual and in CAD. Confirm where your experience fits in the range and whether overtime, bonuses and benefits are separate.
- Weekly hours are not specified. Confirm the normal schedule, site attendance and any evening or weekend requirements.
- No closing date is indicated. Check the original posting before preparing an application; this does not mean recruitment is open indefinitely.
- Work details
- Role split between office and field; remote work is not confirmed. The position that may be based in the Greater Toronto Area or Michigan; Toronto is used as the primary Canadian location. Travel to project sites, client offices and utility facilities is required, with occasional extended hours for project schedules, commissioning and outages. Contract duration and weekly hours are not specified.
- Languages
- Not specified
- Date found
- Oct 25, 2026
- Posting date
- Oct 25, 2026
- Closing date
- Not specified
- Discipline
- Civil / infrastructure
- Reference
- 605629817
- Source
- Aecon
Last verified: Oct 25, 2026