Process Mechanical Intern

AECOM is looking for a Process Mechanical Intern to join the Burnaby office. This internship provides hands-on experience in mechanical engineering, working with a team dedicated to sustainable practices. Role overview This position places interns alongside experienced engineers, contributing to real projects and gaining exposure to professional standards in…

Company Overview Jensen Hughes is a globally recognized leader in fire protection engineering, a reputation we've built since 1939. Our expertise now spans a variety of security and risk management fields including accessibility consulting, risk analysis, process safety, forensic investigation, security risk consulting, emergency management, and digital innovation. Our team of engineers and consultants tackle intricate safety and security challenges, ensuring that our clients can safeguard what is most important. For over 80 years, we have been dedicated to mitigating risks that threaten lives, property, and reputations. With our cutting-edge technology, expertise, and industry-leading research, we are committed to creating a world that is safe, secure, and resilient. At Jensen Hughes, we prioritize our people, recognizing that our employees are our greatest asset. We foster a culture of trust, integrity, and professional growth, and we celebrate the diverse perspectives and talents that each individual brings to our organization. Our Global Employee Networks connect individuals across the organization, promoting career development and providing platforms for sharing experiences on topics of interest. Together, we are nurturing a collaborative culture where everyone is poised to learn, grow, and thrive. We are seeking an early-career to mid-level Fire Protection Consultant specializing in sprinkler systems to join our Burnaby, British Columbia office. The ideal candidate will possess a minimum of 3 years of experience with automatic sprinkler systems and fire pump design.

AECOM is seeking a Highway and Bridge Project Manager based in Burnaby. This position leads the planning and delivery of infrastructure projects aimed at improving transportation networks. Role overview The Project Manager oversees all phases of highway and bridge projects, from initial planning through execution and final delivery. Responsibilities include managing schedules, budgets, and quality standards to ensure successful project outcomes. Collaboration Work closely with multidisciplinary teams to coordinate efforts across engineering, design, and construction. The role requires regular communication with both internal teams and external partners to align project goals and deliver solutions that serve client and community needs. Key responsibilities Lead project planning, execution, and delivery for highway and bridge initiatives Monitor progress to maintain timelines and budgets Ensure quality standards are met throughout each project phase Collaborate with teams across multiple disciplines