Engineering Specialist, Facilities – Compression

SaskEnergy

. Provide specialized and advanced engineering expertise and technical leadership for the design, specification, procurement, construction, commissioning, enhancement and lifecycle planning of SaskEnergy compression facilities.

Posted 11/10/2026full-timeRegina • CanadaSeniorLead💰 CA$106,039 - CA$152,098 per yearWebsite

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Demonstrates advanced engineering expertise in compressor package design, performance analysis, and lifecycle planning within the natural gas industry. Provides technical leadership and mentorship while ensuring compliance with industry standards and regulatory requirements.

Highest-signal resume keywords

Professional Engineer DesignationCompressor Package DesignNatural Gas CompressionProject ManagementComplex Problem Solving

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Hard Skills

Compressor SelectionPerformance AnalysisGas DynamicsVibration AnalysisControls IntegrationEmissions ManagementTroubleshootingReliability EngineeringTechnical Bid EvaluationsLifecycle Planning

Soft Skills

Technical LeadershipCoaching and MentorshipCross-Functional Relationship Building

Certifications & Qualifications

Professional Engineer DesignationClass 5 Driver’s License

Industry Keywords

Natural Gas Industry PracticesCompressor StationsPressure PipingRotating EquipmentConstruction SupportCommissioningRegulatory Requirements

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Provide specialized and advanced engineering expertise and technical leadership for the design, specification, procurement, construction, commissioning, enhancement and lifecycle planning of SaskEnergy compression facilities.
Serve as the corporate technical authority for compressor package design and associated systems.
Lead preparation, review and approval of compressor station and compressor package designs, specifications, data sheets and technical requirements.
Lead technical engagement with compressor package suppliers and engineering service providers, including qualification, bid evaluation, design reviews, shop testing, performance verification and issue resolution.
Develop, maintain and optimize corporate compressor design standards, specifications, package requirements and engineering practices.
Prepare, review and approve advanced engineering designs, standards and specifications for transmission, compression and storage systems.
Lead design standards and operating procedure development for compressor stations, gas processing plants and solution mining stations.
Provide technical leadership for multidisciplinary, multi-year and complex projects involving design, construction, procurement and commissioning.
Coordinate projects with stakeholders and field resources and deliver advanced technical training.
Provide specialized support for investigation, analysis and resolution of complex facilities problems.
Research and evolve current and future requirements and develop solutions aligned with corporate strategic and long-term plans.
Evaluate, develop, recommend and implement new technology, products, standards, procedures, processes and specifications.
Represent SaskEnergy on industry technical committees.
Provide technical leadership and mentorship to junior staff.
Perform other related duties as assigned.

Requirements

What you’ll need

Degree in Mechanical, Petroleum, Industrial Engineering or another relevant engineering discipline.
Professional Engineer designation and eligibility to practice in Saskatchewan.
Ten (10) plus years of progressive engineering experience in natural gas compression, rotating equipment, compressor package design and related transmission or storage facilities in the oil and gas industry.
Demonstrated advanced competency in compressor selection and application, performance analysis, gas dynamics, package and auxiliary system design, driver selection, vibration, controls integration, emissions, commissioning, troubleshooting and reliability.
Strong working knowledge of natural gas industry practices and applicable codes, standards, specifications and regulatory requirements for compressor stations, pressure piping and rotating equipment.
Demonstrated experience with equipment specifications, technical bid evaluations, supplier design reviews, procurement support, shop testing, construction support, commissioning and lifecycle planning for compressor packages.
Demonstrated competency in complex problem solving, project management, technical leadership, coaching and mentorship, with the ability to build and maintain effective cross-functional relationships.
Must have a continuing record of professional development and continuous learning.
A Class 5 Driver’s License is required.
Must satisfy Drug and Alcohol Policy requirements for safety-sensitive positions.
A suitable combination of relevant education and experience may also be considered.