Experienced BIM Engineer (PHA-Pro,PHAWorks) - Brossard [CA]

Experienced BIM Engineer (PHA-Pro,PHAWorks) - Brossard [CA]

25 August 2026

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The company is looking for a Process Safety / Refrigeration Engineer with at least 2 years of experience. You'll be working on process risk analyses, safety management programs, and the design of ammonia and CO2 refrigeration systems for clients in the food, pharmaceutical, and biotech sectors. This role involves planning and leading risk assessment sessions like HAZOP and LOPA, reviewing process diagrams, and preparing technical reports. You will also support clients with their Process Safety Management (PSM) programs and contribute to ammonia safety deliverables, including ventilation and tank sizing calculations. Site inspections and audits of refrigeration systems will also be part of your responsibilities, alongside preparing project documents and conducting mass and energy balance calculations. To be successful, you should have a degree in chemical or mechanical engineering and be a registered engineer or engineer-in-training in Canada. Experience with risk analysis sessions and knowledge of ammonia and CO2 refrigeration systems, along with relevant codes and standards, are essential. Strong technical writing and communication skills are also key. If you're ready to contribute to critical safety aspects of industrial refrigeration, we encourage you to apply.

BIM Engineer

LAPORTE 2026-08-25 Outdated (+30 days)

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The company is looking for a Process Safety / Refrigeration Engineer with at least 2 years of experience. You'll be working on process risk analyses, safety management programs, and the design of ammonia and CO2 refrigeration systems for clients in the food, pharmaceutical, and biotech sectors. This role involves planning and leading risk assessment sessions like HAZOP and LOPA, reviewing process diagrams, and preparing technical reports.

You will also support clients with their Process Safety Management (PSM) programs and contribute to ammonia safety deliverables, including ventilation and tank sizing calculations. Site inspections and audits of refrigeration systems will also be part of your responsibilities, alongside preparing project documents and conducting mass and energy balance calculations.

To be successful, you should have a degree in chemical or mechanical engineering and be a registered engineer or engineer-in-training in Canada. Experience with risk analysis sessions and knowledge of ammonia and CO2 refrigeration systems, along with relevant codes and standards, are essential. Strong technical writing and communication skills are also key.

If you're ready to contribute to critical safety aspects of industrial refrigeration, we encourage you to apply.

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