Craig Wilcox, P.Eng

Craig Wilcox, P.Eng has over 20 years of work experience in various engineering roles. Craig began their career as a Student at the University of New Brunswick, where they gained valuable knowledge in the field. Craig then worked as an Optical Network Engineer at Nortel Networks, where they dealt with optical network engineering.

In 2002, Craig joined NBPower as a Project Engineer, where they reviewed designs and specified replacements for electrical equipment. Craig also played a role in maintaining and reviewing various MCCs, switchgears, and transformers.

Craig then transitioned to the role of Vice-President at Fundy View Estates in 2003 and later became the President of Woodbury Homes in 2008. During their tenure, they were responsible for managing construction projects and overseeing various construction-related activities.

In 2014, Craig joined Candor Engineering (2007) Ltd. as a Project Manager, where they managed a diverse range of projects, such as the construction of storage facilities and upgrades of electrical infrastructure. Craig also played an active role in developing new business opportunities.

From 2015 to 2017, Craig worked at Northern Grounding as an Engineering Manager. Craig conducted AC interference analysis studies for utility and pipeline companies. Craig'sresponsibilities included detailed analysis of transmission systems and the design of AC mitigation systems.

Currently, Craig is the Regional Calgary Operations Manager at Corrosion Service Company Limited, a position they have held since August 2020. Craig leads a team and is responsible for overseeing the operations in the Calgary region.

Throughout their career, Craig has demonstrated their expertise in electrical design, instrumentation, and control systems, project management, and business development.

Craig Wilcox, P.Eng completed their Bachelor of Applied Science (B.A.Sc.) in Electrical Engineering from the University of New Brunswick in 2002. Craig also obtained a Bachelor of Engineering (B.Eng.) in Electrical, Electronics, and Communications Engineering from the same university during the same time period.