Engineer Lead

Structural Integrity Leadership & Engineering Authority

• Act as the engineering decision authority for structural integrity, including interpretation of inspection results, non‑conformance disposition, fitness‑for‑service evaluations, and repair recommendations.
• Ensure structural assets are maintained in a safe‑to‑operate condition in alignment with Mosaic’s risk management framework and tolerance criteria.
• Provide authoritative technical guidance to site leadership on asset conditions, risk exposure, and mitigation strategies.

Risk‑Based Inspection & Program Ownership

• Own and govern the structural Risk Based Inspection (RBI) program for Saskatchewan sites, ensuring inspection strategies, frequencies, and methodologies are appropriate for asset criticality, deterioration mechanisms, and operational risk.
• Evaluate inspection data, degradation trends, and repair effectiveness; document residual risk and lead risk acceptance or escalation where required.
• Direct internal and third‑party inspection activities, ensuring scopes, quality, and deliverables meet Mosaic expectations.

Governance, Standards & Compliance

• Serve as structural integrity program steward, ensuring consistency with Mosaic engineering standards, applicable CSA standards, National Building Code of Canada, and Saskatchewan regulatory requirements.
• Provide authoritative interpretation of structural codes and standards.
• Support corporate audits, regulatory reviews, and compliance verifications as required.

Asset Strategy, Capital & Maintenance Integration

• Lead the development of structural asset strategies, including recommendation of maintenance repair, temporary mitigation, or capital replacement solutions.
• Collaborate with Sustaining Capital and Maintenance teams to identify assets requiring repair, strengthening, or replacement and provide technical justification for capital escalation.
• Create capital intake requests and support long‑term asset renewal planning.

Project Oversight & Execution

• Provide technical governance through all phases of project execution in accordance with Mosaic’s CPM Road Map, from engineering design through construction and commissioning.
• Review and approve structural designs, repair concepts, and construction methodologies to ensure alignment with engineering intent and safety requirements.
• Present weekly and monthly reports to leadership covering asset health, project progress, cost, schedule, and risk.

Data Management & Reporting

• Own and maintain the site structural asset database and Asset Health Register, ensuring data integrity and meaningful risk trending.
• Define, track, and report key performance indicators related to inspection coverage, deficiency backlog, remediation effectiveness, and overall structural integrity performance.

Procurement & Contractor Management

• Lead technical development of scopes of work for inspections and engineering services.
• Support RFQ/RFP development, evaluate technical submissions, assess contractor competency, and ensure quality of deliverables.
• Collaborate with Procurement on contract execution and invoice approval.

Technical Leadership & Capability Building

• Provide technical leadership, mentorship, and coaching to Mechanical Integrity Engineers, inspectors, planners, and coordinators.
• Support continuous improvement initiatives, training programs, and knowledge transfer across Saskatchewan sites and global structural engineering peers.

Safety Leadership

• Act as a visible safety leader, ensuring health and safety principles are integrated into engineering design, inspection planning, project execution, and future asset use.
• Champion hazard identification, risk mitigation, and learning from incidents to support an injury‑free workplace.
• Deliver projects with the expectation of zero injuries across all phases.

Travel requirement

• 10-20% travel to Belle Plaine and Colonsay sites for field work.

• Bachelor’s degree in Civil or Structural Engineering (Mechanical considered with significant structural integrity experience) or related degree.
• 10+ years of progressive experience in structural engineering and mechanical integrity within heavy industrial, mining, or brownfield operating environments.
• Demonstrated experience with risk‑based inspection programs, structural degradation mechanisms, repair design, and asset life‑extension strategies.
• Strong project management experience across Engineering, Procurement, and Construction phases.
• Proficiency with MS Office Suite, MS Project, structural analysis tools (e.g., STAAD Pro), and SAP S/4HANA or similar systems.
• Proven ability to manage priorities independently while collaborating across multi‑disciplinary teams.
• Strong analytical, problem‑solving, and communication skills.
• Professional Engineer (P.Eng.), Saskatchewan, in good standing.

Preferred

• Experience supporting multiple operating sites within a standardized mechanical integrity framework.
• Experience interacting with regulators, auditors, or corporate assurance functions.
• Demonstrated leadership in developing engineering standards or governance practices.

What's in it for you:

• Medical, Dental, Vision insurance
• Paid vacation, holidays, and sick time
• Tuition Reimbursement
• Financial Security Program
• Optional HSA plan with company match

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