Video: Become an engineer at Public Services and Procurement Canada
Meet Laura Shaughnessy, an engineer and project manager at Public Services and Procurement Canada (PSPC). In this video, find out what her job is, the most exciting and rewarding aspect of it and why engineers should join PSPC!
Transcript: Become an engineer at Public Services and Procurement Canada
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(Text on screen: Public Services and Procurement Canada)
[Shot of a woman speaking on camera sitting in front of a window with buildings in the background.]
(Text on screen: Laura Shaughnessy, Project Manager, Public Services and Procurement Canada)
I'm Laura Shaughnessy and I'm a project manager that delivers dam rehabilitation and replacement projects in the National Capital Region.
[Close-up shot of a woman wearing a white hard hat with a Canadian flag logo and the words PSPC/SPAC on the front.]
[Shot of a woman in personal protective equipment writing on a clipboard. The camera pans to see the Rideau Falls dam.]
I deliver these projects from the initiation to close-out phase.
[Drone shot from above the Rideau Falls dam in the winter.]
[Shot of a woman in personal protective equipment writing on a clipboard looking at a structure on the dam.]
I work with a multidisciplinary team of consultants, contractors, engineers and architects to complete these projects.
[Close-up shot of a woman wearing a white hard hat looking up at the structure on the dam and writing notes on her clipboard.]
[Shot of a woman in personal protective equipment walking on the walkway above the Rideau Falls dam. There is another man in the background working.]
PSPC has a lot to offer including competitive salaries, great benefits, and a hybrid work model.
[Drone shot of a woman walking on the walkway above the Rideau Falls dam.]
There are lots of opportunities at PSPC to learn, grow and take on new challenges.
[Shot of a woman in personal protective equipment writing on a clipboard looking at a structure on the dam.]
[Close-up shot of a woman wearing a white hard hat looking up at the structure on the dam and writing notes on her clipboard.]
The most rewarding aspect of my job is visiting our construction sites and seeing our projects come to life.
[Drone shot of a woman standing on the walkway of the Rideau Falls dam. She is looking directly at the camera while it pulls away from her to reveal a wide shot of the dam.]
Seeing the end results of our team's efforts is really rewarding.
(Text on screen: Check us out: facebook.com/PSPC.SPAC, instagram.com/PSPC_spac, twitter.com/PSPC_spac, youtube.com/PSPC_SPAC)
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(Text on screen: ISBN 978-0-660-70270-4, Catalogue P4-132/2024E-MP4)
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