Job Description
WSP has a new opportunity for an Electrical Designer to join GCC Canada’s Energy, Resource & Industry (ERI) mine infrastructure team on a full time basis at our Noida office

Responsibilities
An overview of your role will include:
Assist engineers/designers with drafting and development of engineering work packages
Design and draft single lines; hazardous area classification; electrical layouts c/w cable tray runs, grounding, cable runs, lighting; wiring schematics; cable/conduit schedules; lighting panel schedules; junction box layouts; control panel layouts; I/O loop drawings; heat trace design; electrical installation details; etc.
Managing and organizing drawings including drawing number request, receiving, storing, printing, issuing, etc.
Create detail, subassembly and final assembly drawings of various products from sketches, job sheets, or markups of similar designs as required
Perform required drafting changes or create recent drawings as required
Maintain and update CAD files




Be responsible for electrical design work related to quantity estimation effort on project or program including direct quantity (MTO) take-off from a 3D model, 2D drawings, sketches and historical data.
Build tools and APIs for Autodesk software to improve delivery times and increase efficiency
Build and maintain libraries of symbols and families for AutoCAD and REVIT
Liaising and coordinating closely with internal team members and clients, and working effectively in a multi-disciplinary team setting
Fundamental knowledge and understanding of electrical codes and North American industry standards such as IEEE, ANSI, and NEC

Qualifications
You will have the following qualifications and attributes:
Diploma or Bachelor’s Degree in Electrical/Instrumentation Engineering (or related discipline)
CAD Certificate from a recognized institution preferred
Around 10 years of AutoCAD drafter experience in electrical and control system
Strong knowledge

📌 Experienced Technician, Design Support Noida (India)
🏢 WSP in India
📍 India