Direct electrical infrastructure for Trans Mountain’s Pacific Link in Calgary, shaping power supply solutions, utility partnerships, and project delivery. This in-office Director role reports to the Vice President, Technical, Pipeline and Project Services. You will lead electrical interconnection execution, power system evaluations, commercial planning, and approvals across Alberta and British Columbia. The mandate spans project development, engineering, procurement, construction, commissioning, startup, and operational readiness. Key Responsibilities:
Develop reliable, affordable power strategies for Pacific Link facilities Advance utility relationships, applications, negotiations, and connection rights Coordinate regulatory, Indigenous, supplier, contractor, and stakeholder interfaces Evaluate engineering assessments, models, designs, constraints, and risks Lead high-voltage function accountabilities, resources, budgets, and governance Requirements:
Minimum 20 years in pipeline, utility, energy, or infrastructure organizations Demonstrated electrical infrastructure or utility integration leadership Major capital project development-to-startup experience Canadian utility regulator and system operator experience Weekend or after-hours support may be required Bring infrastructure leadership, power-system judgment, stakeholder alignment, and delivery discipline to Trans Mountain’s Pacific Link program.
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Pacific Link Electrical Infrastructure Director in Calgary employer: Trans Mountain
Trans Mountain is an exceptional employer that prioritizes community engagement and collaboration, making it a rewarding place for a Stakeholder Engagement Specialist. With a strong commitment to fostering an inclusive workplace culture, employees benefit from professional growth opportunities and the chance to make a meaningful impact in the communities they serve. Located in a vibrant area, Trans Mountain offers a dynamic work environment where your contributions are valued and recognized.
