The Opportunity
We are seeking a Process Safety Engineer to join our team in Calgary, AB. In this role, you will direct and coordinate risk control efforts including process safety engineering and loss prevention activities. The focus is on engineered safety — assessing technical process and engineering risks to protect against losses. You will work closely with multi‑disciplinary engineers, project teams, and operational representatives.
Key AccountabilitiesProvide day‑to‑day support to engineering and operating teams in process safety management and fire protection engineeringCategorize process safety events in hazardous classifications by calculating dischargesLead, facilitate, and participate in process hazard analyses such as HAZOPsAssist with hazard identification and mitigation of operational process risks, ensuring safeguards are as low as reasonably practicableLead or participate in root cause investigations on process safety events, developing recommendations to improve operations and mitigate future incidentsDeliver technical safety engineering expertise aligned with industry standards (API, NFPA, FMG)Support and promote a strong process safety culture across operationsAnalyze lagging indicators on process safety events, identify trends, and develop solutions to prevent recurrenceSkills & QualificationsMinimum 10 years of operations/process experienceProcess Safety Engineering experience preferredBackground in Chemical or Process Engineering an assetRegistration with APEGA as a Professional Engineer Petroleum industry experience in engineering design and/or operations
The Opportunity
We are seeking a Process Safety Engineer to join our team in Calgary, AB. In this role, you will direct and coordinate risk control efforts including process safety engineering and loss prevention activities. The focus is on engineered safety — assessing technical process and engineering risks to protect against losses. You will work closely with multi‑disciplinary engineers, project teams, and operational representatives.
Key AccountabilitiesProvide day‑to‑day support to engineering and operating teams in process safety management and fire protection engineeringCategorize process safety events in hazardous classifications by calculating dischargesLead, facilitate, and participate in process hazard analyses such as HAZOPsAssist with hazard identification and mitigation of operational process risks, ensuring safeguards are as low as reasonably practicableLead or participate in root cause investigations on process safety events, developing recommendations to improve operations and mitigate future incidentsDeliver technical safety engineering expertise aligned with industry standards (API, NFPA, FMG)Support and promote a strong process safety culture across operationsAnalyze lagging indicators on process safety events, identify trends, and develop solutions to prevent recurrenceSkills & QualificationsMinimum 10 years of operations/process experienceProcess Safety Engineering experience preferredBackground in Chemical or Process Engineering an assetRegistration with APEGA as a Professional Engineer Petroleum industry experience in engineering design and/or operations
Process Engineer – Flare and Overpressure Relief Systems Location: Edmonton, Alberta Duration: 2‑year contract (January 2026 – January 2028) Work Type: Onsite, full‑time
We are seeking a senior‑level Process Engineer to provide technical assurance and process safety support for flare and overpressure relief systems within a major upgrader operation. The role will focus on safeguarding critical process equipment, leading risk assessments, and ensuring compliance with industry codes and standards.
Responsibilities include:
PRV/PVSV sizing and overpressure relief evaluationsFlare system design and contractor guidanceFacilitation of PHAs, HAZOPs, LOPAs, Bowties, and other risk workshopsAssurance for pumps, tanks, and pressure vesselsFire, explosion, and dispersion modelling (FRED, PHAST or equivalent)Mentoring junior engineers and supporting commissioning/start‑up activities
Requirements:Bachelor’s degree in Chemical or Mechanical Engineering7+ years of process safety/engineering experience in refining, upgrading, or petrochemicalsAPEGA P.Eng. designation required, with ability to authenticate engineering workFamiliarity with HYSYS, Unisym, FlarenetStrong knowledge of API/ASME codes and standardsProven facilitation, communication, and leadership skills
Process Engineer – Flare and Overpressure Relief Systems Location: Edmonton, Alberta Duration: 2‑year contract (January 2026 – January 2028) Work Type: Onsite, full‑time
We are seeking a senior‑level Process Engineer to provide technical assurance and process safety support for flare and overpressure relief systems within a major upgrader operation. The role will focus on safeguarding critical process equipment, leading risk assessments, and ensuring compliance with industry codes and standards.
Responsibilities include:
PRV/PVSV sizing and overpressure relief evaluationsFlare system design and contractor guidanceFacilitation of PHAs, HAZOPs, LOPAs, Bowties, and other risk workshopsAssurance for pumps, tanks, and pressure vesselsFire, explosion, and dispersion modelling (FRED, PHAST or equivalent)Mentoring junior engineers and supporting commissioning/start‑up activities
Requirements:Bachelor’s degree in Chemical or Mechanical Engineering7+ years of process safety/engineering experience in refining, upgrading, or petrochemicalsAPEGA P.Eng. designation required, with ability to authenticate engineering workFamiliarity with HYSYS, Unisym, FlarenetStrong knowledge of API/ASME codes and standardsProven facilitation, communication, and leadership skills
We are seeking an Intermediate Electrical Engineer in Markham or Kincardine to assist in nuclear power plant projects.
You will be part of a growing team that is embedded in the transformation of Ontario’s nuclear fleet, working on critical projects, some of the most ambitious clean energy programs in the world. Why join Nuclear team:
The scale of impact — supporting cornerstone projects that power millions of homes with zero-emission energy.The engineering culture — technically rigorous, quality-driven, and execution-focused.The people — high-performing, collaborative teams who care deeply about what they do.The opportunity to grow — not just personally, but to help shape the next generation of nuclear professionals.If you’re looking for more than a job — if you want to help build the future of energy — we’re hiring across all disciplines. Come work where it matters.
Responsibilities:Prepare design change notice packages for electrical modifications, address design related field issues.Prepare comprehensive technical documentation including technical specifications, data sheets, elementary wiring diagrams, connection wiring diagrams, cable block diagrams.Provide active support to field issues and field initiated changes and facilitate a positive outcome with construction teams.Knowledge of MCC, power system design.Interface with construction/procurement partners and utility stakeholders, throughout the lifecycle of the design project.
What you will bring:Technical and Industry Experience:Relevant experience in electrical design is required.Experience with nuclear projects is considered necessary. In depth knowledge and experience of use of appropriate nuclear codes and standards. Good time management skills and demonstrated capability to interface effectively with customers.
Education – Qualifications, Accreditation, Training:Required:A Bachelor’s or Graduate degree in Electrical Engineering (or equivalent) is required.P. Eng (Ontario) designation preferred or to be able to register.
We are seeking an Intermediate Electrical Engineer in Markham or Kincardine to assist in nuclear power plant projects.
You will be part of a growing team that is embedded in the transformation of Ontario’s nuclear fleet, working on critical projects, some of the most ambitious clean energy programs in the world. Why join Nuclear team:
The scale of impact — supporting cornerstone projects that power millions of homes with zero-emission energy.The engineering culture — technically rigorous, quality-driven, and execution-focused.The people — high-performing, collaborative teams who care deeply about what they do.The opportunity to grow — not just personally, but to help shape the next generation of nuclear professionals.If you’re looking for more than a job — if you want to help build the future of energy — we’re hiring across all disciplines. Come work where it matters.
Responsibilities:Prepare design change notice packages for electrical modifications, address design related field issues.Prepare comprehensive technical documentation including technical specifications, data sheets, elementary wiring diagrams, connection wiring diagrams, cable block diagrams.Provide active support to field issues and field initiated changes and facilitate a positive outcome with construction teams.Knowledge of MCC, power system design.Interface with construction/procurement partners and utility stakeholders, throughout the lifecycle of the design project.
What you will bring:Technical and Industry Experience:Relevant experience in electrical design is required.Experience with nuclear projects is considered necessary. In depth knowledge and experience of use of appropriate nuclear codes and standards. Good time management skills and demonstrated capability to interface effectively with customers.
Education – Qualifications, Accreditation, Training:Required:A Bachelor’s or Graduate degree in Electrical Engineering (or equivalent) is required.P. Eng (Ontario) designation preferred or to be able to register.
Elevate Your Career as a Mechanical Engineer - Nuclear Join a dynamic team as a Mechanical Engineer, contributing to transformative nuclear projects that support clean energy initiatives in Ontario. Role Overview Perform mechanical design and engineering tasks for nuclear projects, ensuring compliance with industry standards and regulatory requirements. Prepare and review design packages, specifications, and technical reports related to mechanical systems. Support modifications and upgrades to existing nuclear facilities, including equipment selection and system integration. Conduct engineering calculations and analysis to validate design solutions. Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams to ensure project success and technical accuracy. Participate in design reviews, risk assessments, and constructability evaluations. Provide technical support during procurement, fabrication, installation, and commissioning phases. Ensure adherence to CSA N299, CSA N285, and ASME Section III codes and standards in design and implementation. Skills & Qualifications Experience working on nuclear power plant projects with knowledge of nuclear industry regulations and best practices. Familiarity with equipment such as pumps, compressors, pressure vessels, storage tanks, heat exchangers, HVAC systems, fire protection systems, and piping systems. Ability to interpret and apply CSA N299, CSA N285, and ASME Section III codes and standards in mechanical engineering tasks. Education & Experience Bachelor’s Degree in Mechanical Engineering. Professional Engineer (P.Eng.) licensed in Ontario. Experience in nuclear power plant projects. Unlock your potential with Airswift. Apply now! About Airswift Airswift is a global workforce solutions provider specializing in the engineering and technology sectors. With operations spanning over 70 countries, we boast a talent pool of over 9,000 contractors and 1,000 employees. Our unparalleled reach and expertise are unmatched in the industry. Learn more about Airswift at https://www.airswift.com/blog.
HAZOP Facilitator – Refining & Chemical Processing
Location: Fort Saskatchewan, Alberta Contract: Long‑term engagement with a key oil & gas client (18–24 months) Schedule: 8/40 (Monday–Friday, 8 hours per day)
The OpportunityWe are seeking a highly skilled HAZOP Facilitator with deep expertise in the refining and chemical processing industries. This role is responsible for leading Process Hazard Analysis (PHA) workshops to identify, assess, and mitigate process safety risks in complex, high‑hazard operations. The ideal candidate will bring strong technical knowledge, facilitation experience, and a collaborative mindset to support safe and reliable plant operations.
Key ResponsibilitiesLead HAZOP studies and other PHA methodologies (e.g., What‑If, HAZID, Bowtie) for refining and chemical processing units.Facilitate LOPA and SIL studies as part of the broader risk management framework.Identify Tolerability/ALARP gaps that could result in LOPCs or major process safety incidents.Apply Risk Assessment Matrix (RAM) to evaluate potential hazard consequences.Collaborate with operations, engineering, and maintenance teams to ensure comprehensive risk identification and mitigation.Document workshop findings, recommendations, and action items in detailed, high‑quality reports.Present risk assessment outcomes and ALARP justifications to technical and leadership teams.Ensure compliance with industry standards (IEC 61882, API RP 14J, CCPS guidelines) and regulatory requirements.Interpret and validate P&IDs, cause & effect diagrams, and process flow diagrams.Conduct barrier assurance field walks and identify HSSE critical equipment/activities under the HEMP process.Support equipment care strategies and engage discipline barrier owners to ensure barrier effectiveness.Contribute to continuous improvement of process safety practices and knowledge sharing across teams.
Qualifications & ExperienceBachelor’s degree in Chemical, Mechanical, or Process Engineering (or related field).Minimum 5 years of process safety or engineering experience in refining or petrochemical environments.Proven experience facilitating HAZOP and PHA studies in brownfield plants.Familiarity with flare systems, pressure relief, and safeguarding design principles.Proficiency in PHA software tools (PHA‑Pro, PHAWorks).Functional Safety certification (TÜV FS Eng) is an asset.
Preferred SkillsStrong communication, facilitation, and stakeholder engagement skills.Experience with LOPA, SIL verification, and barrier management.Knowledge of API 520/521, API 537, OSHA PSM standards.Understanding of Human Factors, Operability, and Maintainability principles.Ability to lead workshops both on‑site and remotely.
HAZOP Facilitator – Refining & Chemical Processing
Location: Fort Saskatchewan, Alberta Contract: Long‑term engagement with a key oil & gas client (18–24 months) Schedule: 8/40 (Monday–Friday, 8 hours per day)
The OpportunityWe are seeking a highly skilled HAZOP Facilitator with deep expertise in the refining and chemical processing industries. This role is responsible for leading Process Hazard Analysis (PHA) workshops to identify, assess, and mitigate process safety risks in complex, high‑hazard operations. The ideal candidate will bring strong technical knowledge, facilitation experience, and a collaborative mindset to support safe and reliable plant operations.
Key ResponsibilitiesLead HAZOP studies and other PHA methodologies (e.g., What‑If, HAZID, Bowtie) for refining and chemical processing units.Facilitate LOPA and SIL studies as part of the broader risk management framework.Identify Tolerability/ALARP gaps that could result in LOPCs or major process safety incidents.Apply Risk Assessment Matrix (RAM) to evaluate potential hazard consequences.Collaborate with operations, engineering, and maintenance teams to ensure comprehensive risk identification and mitigation.Document workshop findings, recommendations, and action items in detailed, high‑quality reports.Present risk assessment outcomes and ALARP justifications to technical and leadership teams.Ensure compliance with industry standards (IEC 61882, API RP 14J, CCPS guidelines) and regulatory requirements.Interpret and validate P&IDs, cause & effect diagrams, and process flow diagrams.Conduct barrier assurance field walks and identify HSSE critical equipment/activities under the HEMP process.Support equipment care strategies and engage discipline barrier owners to ensure barrier effectiveness.Contribute to continuous improvement of process safety practices and knowledge sharing across teams.
Qualifications & ExperienceBachelor’s degree in Chemical, Mechanical, or Process Engineering (or related field).Minimum 5 years of process safety or engineering experience in refining or petrochemical environments.Proven experience facilitating HAZOP and PHA studies in brownfield plants.Familiarity with flare systems, pressure relief, and safeguarding design principles.Proficiency in PHA software tools (PHA‑Pro, PHAWorks).Functional Safety certification (TÜV FS Eng) is an asset.
Preferred SkillsStrong communication, facilitation, and stakeholder engagement skills.Experience with LOPA, SIL verification, and barrier management.Knowledge of API 520/521, API 537, OSHA PSM standards.Understanding of Human Factors, Operability, and Maintainability principles.Ability to lead workshops both on‑site and remotely.
Seeking a Senior Project Engineer, Mechanical or Electrical Engineer with 15+ years’ experience to support a portfolio of industrial capital projects. The role focuses on engineering evaluations, project coordination, and technical support across electrical, instrumentation, and boiler-related scopes. Boiler/BMS experience and E&I exposure are assets but not required.
Key ResponsibilitiesPerform engineering design evaluations and support project delivery within budget and scheduleReview industry procedures and reports to ensure data accuracy, security, and regulatory complianceParticipate in ITT development, bid evaluation, and contractor selectionSupport identification and sourcing of long‑lead equipment and FEED contractor interfacesDevelop project deliverables and functional interaction plans; coordinate issue resolutionCoordinate change requests and endorse change authorizations as requiredVerify design and construction align with project specifications and standardsServe as interface between Project Team and contractors; support smooth stage transitionsProvide technical support to the Project Manager and act as backup when required
QualificationsBS or MS in Mechanical, Electrical, or related engineering discipline15+ years of engineering experience in industrial, energy, or capital project environmentsMulti‑discipline exposure across mechanical, electrical, and instrumentation scopes preferredFamiliarity with design standards, specifications, and engineering work processesStrong organizational, coordination, and interpersonal skillsDemonstrated ability to work under tight deadlines and shifting prioritiesProficient in MS Office; able to learn internal systems and databases quicklyExcellent written and verbal communication skills
