Charles Olivier Boudrias
About Charles Olivier Boudrias
Charles Olivier Boudrias is a mechanical engineer with extensive experience in plant engineering and project management, currently working at Hatch in the Montréal region. He has a background in mechanical engineering and environmental management, and he is known for providing practical solutions to meet client needs.
Work at Hatch
Charles Olivier Boudrias has been employed at Hatch since 2011, serving as an Ingénieur mécanique. His role involves extensive responsibilities in plant engineering, where he applies his expertise in feasibility studies, detailed engineering studies, project management, construction supervision, and commissioning phases. His tenure at Hatch spans over 13 years, during which he has contributed to various projects within the mining and industrial minerals sector.
Previous Experience at Kimberly-Clark
Before joining Hatch, Charles Olivier Boudrias worked at Kimberly-Clark as an Ingénieur stagiaire en mécanique for 11 months in 2003. This position provided him with valuable on-site experience, enhancing his ability to find simple and practical solutions that meet client needs. His time at Kimberly-Clark laid a foundation for his subsequent career in mechanical engineering.
Education and Expertise
Charles Olivier Boudrias studied at Université de Sherbrooke, where he earned a Baccalauréat in Génie Mécanique from 1999 to 2003. He furthered his education by obtaining a Diplome de 2ieme Cycle in Gestion de l'Environnement from 2007 to 2008. His educational background equips him with a strong foundation in mechanical engineering and environmental management, contributing to his effectiveness in project management within the engineering sector.
Background in Project Management
With 9 years of experience specifically in managing projects of various scales in the mining and industrial minerals sector, Charles Olivier Boudrias has developed a robust skill set in project oversight. His background includes conducting feasibility studies and overseeing detailed engineering studies, which are critical components in the successful execution of engineering projects.