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Mechanical Engineer Bulk Material Handling (P.Eng in Quebec Essential)Salary: $110 -140KVacation: 4 weeksLocation: Vancouver, BC (P.Eng. in Quebec required)About the CompanyOur client is a well-established engineering consultancy specializing in industrial, mining, and port infrastructure projects across Canada and America. They deliver complex, multi-disciplinary projects for major resource and industrial clients and are growing their Western Canada presence.Position OverviewWe are seeking a Mechanical Engineer with strong bulk material handling experience to join the team in Vancouver. This role will support major industrial and mining projects, including the design and analysis of conveyors, transfer stations, chutes, and related mechanical systems.A P.Eng. registration in Quebec is essential, as many of the firms active projects require stamping in that province. The successful candidate will work from Vancouver while supporting project teams nationally.Key ResponsibilitiesLead and support mechanical design for bulk material handling systems (conveyors, feeders, transfer points, dust control systems, etc.).Produce calculations, specifications, reports, equipment selections, and stamped drawings (Quebec).Collaborate with multi-discipline teams across mechanical, structural, electrical, and project management groups.Provide technical guidance to EITs and junior engineers.Support client meetings, project planning, and design reviews.Ensure compliance with provincial and national engineering codes and standards.QualificationsP.Eng. in Quebec (mandatory).Degree in Mechanical Engineering.515+ years of experience in industrial or mining projects, with a strong focus on bulk material handling.Strong proficiency in mechanical design tools and engineering calculations.Experience with port or marine bulk terminal projects considered an asset.Excellent communication skills and ability to work with distributed teams.CompensationSalary: $110,000$140,0004 weeks vacationComprehensive benefits packageOpportunities for professional development and growth within a national project portfolio