JOB DESCRIPTION

AECOM is seeking a Plumbing Systems Engineer to join our team. This position is based on-site, out of Mississauga. We are seeking professionals to join our team to help us build one of the most advanced, sustainable and passenger-friendly airports in the world. Preferred Requirements:

MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS:

In order to be considered for this position, candidates must possess, at a very minimum:

• University Degree in Mechanical Engineer + 4 years of relevant experience in the design, construction and commissioning of plumbing and utility systems within a major capital project / program.

Demonstrated equivalency of experience and/or education may be considered.

PREFERRED REQUIREMENTS:

• Registered Professional Engineer
• Aviation experience is an asset.
• Proven ability to define functional and technical specifications aligned with business requirements, with a strong background in requirements management.
• Comprehensive knowledge of scope definition, project planning, cost estimation, scheduling, testing, commissioning, project turnover, quality control, and reporting.
• Strong understanding of stakeholder and regulatory requirements, including but not limited to ICAO, Transport Canada Aerodrome Standards, airport operations (tenants, airlines, travelers), HRDC (Fire Commissioner of Canada), Underwriters Laboratories (ULC), Code Consultants, and Health & Safety Consultants.
• In-depth knowledge of combustion systems, fuel systems, rotating equipment, mechanical systems, industrial machinery, and pressure vessel regulations, codes, and industry limitations (indicative, not exhaustive).
• Familiarity with ISO 55001 Asset Management standard.
• Advanced proficiency in computer applications such as Microsoft Office 365, project scheduling software, Maximo, ProjectWise, Oracle Enterprise Resource Planning, Bluebeam, Revit, AutoCAD, and MicroStation.
• Strong stakeholder engagement and communication skills, with the ability to facilitate meetings and workshops involving large groups of stakeholders.

• Provides expert advice, guidance, and subject matter expertise throughout the planning, design, and implementation of the program, ensuring compliance with all relevant plumbing and utility system codes and standards.
• Ensures plumbing and utility systems design and construction meet technical requirements through design reviews, submittal assessments, and testing.
• Conducts Facility Alteration Permit (FAP) compliance reviews for all proposed renovations, alterations, maintenance work, and new construction projects.
• Delivers non-resident engineering expertise through field inspections at various stages of construction.
• Supports the development of governance frameworks and process documentation related to plumbing and utility systems engineering practices.
• Evaluates alternative technical proposals submitted by contractors, assessing feasibility and alignment with program requirements.
• Manages the technical aspects of the program, setting targets and goals for plumbing and utility systems engineering.
• Facilitates coordination between engineering and architectural disciplines to ensure seamless integration across programs, facilities, and assets.
• Reviews contractor and designer deliverables to confirm adherence to relevant requirements, codes, and standards.
• Monitors the designer’s input throughout construction, overseeing RFIs, shop drawings, material approvals, mock-ups, and punch lists.
• Provides management-level progress reports and briefings on plumbing and utility systems design, highlighting key developments, challenges, and opportunities.