Designer - Substation

About the role

The Designer – Substation is responsible for supporting substation design projects across the QISG platform by performing routine 2D/3D Physical and/or Protection & Control (P&C) design tasks. This role requires working knowledge of basic design techniques and industry procedures, with an emphasis on accuracy, standards compliance, and CAD proficiency. Ideal candidates will demonstrate strong familiarity with substation materials, construction methods, and utility design standards.

Responsibilities

• Support substation design projects across the QISG platform by performing routine 2D/3D Physical and/or Protection & Control (P&C) design tasks.
• Work under the direction of a Lead Designer and collaborate closely with engineers and drafting teams to develop and maintain quality drawing packages for both internal and client-facing deliverables.
• Work on design aspects from project inception to completion on various substation projects.
• Utilize 3D and/or smart design software for substation design.
• Demonstrate knowledge of quality control procedures to ensure the highest standards of workmanship.
• Take personal responsibility for the quality and accuracy of his/her work.
• Research information in catalogs, specifications, corporate standards, or other reference material.
• Learn and properly use the document management system and suggest improvements.
• Learn and apply corporate standard engineering practices.
• Bring potential project-related problems and possible solutions to the attention of the stakeholders.
• Travel out of town for short periods of time as required by projects and assignments.
• Perform other duties as assigned.

Requirements

• Absolutely no requirement listed in the job posting.

Qualifications

• Absolutely no qualification listed in the job posting.

Skills

• Absolutely no skill listed in the job posting.

Benefits

• Absolutely no benefit listed in the job posting.

Pay

Competitive salary – overtime is available.

Schedule

Role will require travel as necessary to achieve job responsibilities. But travel will be minimal to support project related site visits.