CCI - Engineering - Pipelines & Facilities - Mechanical Stress Engineer

CCI offers an unparalleled diversity of work, ensuring our employees remain challenged, engaged, and continually developing their skills. We take pride in delivering results for our clients, and we recognize and reward the dedication, teamwork, and innovative thinking that make those results possible. CCI Inc. has been named one of Canada’s Best Managed Companies for thirteen (13) consecutive years, reflecting our strong leadership, culture, and commitment to excellence. If you’re looking to grow your career with a forward thinking organization that values its people and the impact of their work, there has never been a better time to join the CCI team. CCI Core Values Operate with Integrity Service With Intention Commitment, Collaboration, Innovation. Summary of Position CCI Inc. is seeking a highly motivated and experienced Mechanical/Stress Engineer (Intermediate) to join our Pipeline & Facilities team. This role is responsible for performing engineering analysis, stress modeling, design, and project execution for a wide range of oil and gas infrastructure projects, including pipeline systems, integrity-driven upgrades, facility piping, pump stations, terminal facilities, metering and transfer systems, compression facilities, and related process infrastructure. The successful candidate will provide technical expertise in the evaluation of piping and pipeline systems throughout all phases of project development, including feasibility studies, conceptual design, FEED, detailed engineering, procurement support, construction, commissioning, and start-up. Responsibilities include performing stress and flexibility analyses, evaluating piping supports and restraints, assessing code compliance, and developing engineering deliverables to ensure safe, reliable, and fit-for-purpose designs. The role requires close collaboration with multidisciplinary teams including mechanical, civil, structural, geotechnical, integrity, and operations personnel, as well as clients, contractors, and regulatory agencies. The successful candidate will support the delivery of projects through technical reviews, constructability assessments, risk evaluations, and resolution of complex engineering challenges. Accountabilities This is an intermediate position, and the incumbent will work under the direct supervision and guidance of the Pipeline & Facilities Manager and Stress Engineering Lead Perform, model, and review piping and pipeline stress analyses using AutoPIPE to verify compliance with CSA Z662, ASME B31.4, ASME B31.8, and project-specific design requirements. Support the design, analysis, and modification of: Oil and gas transmission and distribution pipeline systems. Trenchless Crossing (Horizontal Directional Drills & Auger bores). Pump stations, terminal facilities, and facility piping systems. Metering and custody transfer facilities. Pressure control and overpressure protection systems. Pipeline integrity, repair, replacement, and rehabilitation projects. Compressor, launcher, receiver, and station piping systems. Evaluate piping and pipeline flexibility under sustained, thermal, pressure, occasional, construction, settlement, and operating load conditions. Develop stress analysis reports, Design Basis Memoranda (DBMs), engineering calculations, and design recommendations. Evaluate piping support requirements and specify support components, including pipe shoes, guides, anchors, line stops, spring supports, rigid supports, and restraints. Perform support load calculations and prepare support load summaries for coordination with structural, civil, and multidisciplinary engineering teams. Perform surface loading and crossing assessments in accordance with CEPA guidelines and API 1102, including the evaluation of highway, railway, construction, and other external loads on buried pipeline systems. Support route selection, constructability reviews, material selection, and engineering optimization studies. Coordinate with geotechnical, civil, struct…

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