What are your duties at Bantrel?
As an Electrical Engineer, I report to the Lead Engineer and work with CAD drafters and other disciplines in the preparation of deliverables in an engineering environment. Duties include basic design, evaluation of solutions, checking, and interfacing with other disciplines and our client.
Why did you choose Bantrel as an employer?
Bantrel is the leading EPC company in the energy markets. Working here allows me the opportunity to work in one of the
most exciting sectors in our province. I am exposed to a multi-disciplinary engineering environment and learn to understand where each discipline fits in the bigger picture. In addition, with exposure to the field,
I am able to see the designs I help produce on paper become reality.
What opportunities are there at Bantrel?
Bantrel offers new grads from university opportunities in disciplines such as Electrical, Mechanical, Process, Civil, and Controls/Instrumentation. Down the road, positions in project engineering, management, and business development become possible options as you progress in your career.
What distinguishes Bantrel from other firms?
Bantrel is the lead contractor on some of the most significant oilsands projects in
Canada. We are one of the most technologically advanced; for example, we are
among the world’s largest licensed users of 3D modeling technology. Being dedicated to quality, we are the only EPC company to be recognized by the Quality Council of Alberta and one of the first to implement Six Sigma, a data-driven approach to improving efficiency and quality. In addition, our commitment to continuous improvement and dedication to the health and safety of our employees has contributed to our reputation as an EPC employer of choice.