Enbridge
EngineerinTraining-FacilitiesIntegrityPlanning
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“Engineer in Training - Facilities Integrity Planning at Enbridge. Skills: Facilities Integrity Planning, engineering fundamentals, data analysis. Apply engineering fundamentals. assess and mitigate FI piping threats”
What You'll Achieve.
mitigating Loss of Primary Containment (LOPC) risk; strengthen inspection confidence and planning; develop high impact solutions for our assets
Industry & Context.
Analytical thinking; decision making
limited travel to Enbridge Regional Operations facilities, vendor shops, consultant offices, Ability to travel within both Canada and US, Ability to manage various priorities, generally safe work environment, normal amount of physical effort, security screening, criminal records check
What They're Looking For.
Must Have
Bachelor’s degree in engineering, Eligible for registration or currently registered as an Engineer-in-Training (EIT) with APEGA, Analytical thinking, decision making, attention to detail, oral and written communication skills, Self-motivated, growth mindset, taking initiative to lead change, deliver innovative solutions, Ability to meet deadlines, deliver reliable data-driven deliverables
Nice to Have
Microsoft PowerApps, Power BI, OSI Soft PI, Meridian, SQL, Python
What You'll Do.
Apply engineering fundamentals
assess and mitigate FI piping threats
Support monitoring and risk mitigation
Perform engineering calculations
Drive program improvements
How You'll Work.
Team & Collaboration
collaborating with key stakeholders; support to FIP subject matter experts
Communication Scope
oral and written communication skills
Full Job Description
**Posting End Date:** June 02, 2026 **Employee Type:** Temporary (Fixed Term)-Full time **Union/Non:** This is a non-union position At Enbridge, we embrace new ideas and offer an environment where employees are recognized and respected for their input and opinions. We view our employees as our future leaders and strive to provide an environment that encourages self-improvement, innovation and growth. We have a fantastic career building opportunity! We’re hiring an **Engineer-in-Training I** to join our Facilities Integrity team. In this role, you’ll support the Facilities Integrity Planning (FIP) team in assessing and mitigating Loss of Primary Containment (LOPC) risk for Liquid Pipelines facility piping assets. You’ll provide engineering, analytical, and program support to FIP subject matter experts, collaborating with key stakeholders. Under P. Eng oversight, you’ll build technical expertise and increase ownership within the FI Piping Program by applying engineering fundamentals and strengthening data, processes, and systems that support integrity planning. Apply today for a chance to continue to grow your career! Note: _This is for 12-month full-time, temporary position._ **What You Will Do:** * Apply engineering fundamentals to assess and mitigate FI piping threats (e.g., corrosion, cracking) in line with ALARP principles. * Support monitoring and risk mitigation across FI piping programs (station, auxiliary, flanges, appurtenances, laterals). * Analyze, validate, and improve data, systems, and RBI approaches to strengthen inspection confidence and planning. * Perform engineering calculations and data analysis (e.g., corrosion rates, erosion, trending) using tools like SQL/Python and dashboards. * Drive program improvements through innovation, automation, regulatory support, and high-quality documentation aligned with APEGA development goals. **Who You Are:** * Bachelor’s degree in engineering. * Eligible for registration or currently registered as an Engineer-i
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