b Overview /b p In this role you drive welding engineering initiatives on complex industrial, infrastructure, energy and transportation projects. You provide technical leadership, guide cross-functional teams and champion quality and safety to deliver durable solutions for clients and communities. You will shape welding strategies, help resolve critical challenges, and collaborate with clients, contractors, and internal experts to push for continuous improvement. This opportunity lets you influence high-impact projects within a globally connected, innovation-forward firm. /p b Pay / Benefits /b ul li flexible work /li li real work-life balance /li li career growth opportunities /li li global collaboration /li li top employer recognition in Canada 2026 /li /ul b Responsibilities /b ul li Lead welding engineering programs and provide technical oversight for complex projects /li li Collaborate with QA, engineering, production and cross-functional teams to troubleshoot non-conforming conditions /li li Develop and maintain PQRs, WPSs and WPQs for complex nuclear components and vessels /li li Ensure welding techniques comply with codes, regulatory requirements and quality programs /li li Guide inspection, fabrication and construction activities for compliance /li li Prepare work orders, technical dispositions, and repair plans addressing non-conformances /li li Lead welding-related corrective actions and drive safety, quality, productivity and innovation /li li Evaluate and implement innovative welding processes, equipment and technologies /li li Collaborate with shop staff and welder training to implement best practices and reduce rework /li li Mentor engineers, inspectors and technical staff to strengthen capability across the business /li li Collaborate with clients, contractors and project teams to resolve engineering challenges /li li Support business development through client relationships, opportunities, proposals and presentations /li li Contribute to delivery of projects supporting critical infrastructure and sustainable development /li /ul b Key requirements /b ul li Bachelor’s degree in Welding Engineering, Materials Engineering, Metallurgical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering or related field /li li P.Eng. designation or eligibility for registration in Canada /li li 10+ years of progressive welding engineering experience /li li Proven experience developing welding procedures, qualification programs, and QA systems /li li Deep knowledge of welding metallurgy, HAZ behavior, ferrite control, preheat, PWHT, hydrogen cracking and dissimilar metal joining /li li Expertise in ASME Section IX, VIII, II, V and IX /li li Advanced understanding of ASME IX qualification requirements and related variables /li li Experience selecting base materials and welding consumables per ASME II Parts A-D /li li Working knowledge of ASME Section V NDE methods (RT, UT, PT, MT, VT) for pressure-retaining components /li li Experience with CSA N285, N299, B51, and nuclear QA programs preferred /li li Ability to travel to project sites and maintain safety certifications /li li Strong technical writing, communication and stakeholder engagement skills /li li Proven ability to lead technical teams and client relationships /li /ul ul li leadership /li li mentoring /li li stakeholder engagement /li li PQR/WPS/WPQ development /li li welding procedure development and QA systems /li li ASME Sections IX, VIII, II, V /li /ul
Lead Professional, Welding Engineering employer: WSP Group
At WSP, we pride ourselves on being an exceptional employer, offering a dynamic work culture that fosters innovation and collaboration among our talented team. As a Major Projects Executive in Western Australia, you will not only lead transformative transport infrastructure projects but also benefit from executive-level remuneration, flexible working arrangements, and robust leadership development pathways. Join us to make a meaningful impact while enjoying the support of a close-knit community dedicated to your professional growth and well-being.
