The Prospect This role is ideal for someone who holds a 4th Class ticket, or is close to obtaining one, and wants more than textbook knowledge.
You will be in the plant.
You will see how a steam facility operates in real time.
You will support acid production systems.
You will be part of a team that manages energy generation and chemical processing in a controlled, safety-first environment.
If you want practical experience that strengthens your path toward higher class certification, this position offers exactly that.
Initial training schedule: Monday to Friday, 7:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
After training: Rotating shift schedule Two weeks of 12-hour day shifts Two weeks of 12-hour night shifts Two weeks of 10-hour day shifts,
Monday to Thursday Rotation repeats following the six-week cycle Position Description Supporting the Shift Engineer in operating certified steam and production systems Monitoring processes and responding to plant conditions Coordinating bulk product loading operations Conducting lab testing to ensure environmental compliance Keeping the facility organized and operating to high housekeeping standards Working closely with maintenance teams and plant personnel This is a rotating continental shift position, so flexibility is essential.
Experience Industrial, manufacturing, or plant experience Familiarity with chemical processing or utilities is helpful Comfort working in a regulated, safety-driven environment Team-oriented mindset Qualifications TSSA 4th Class Operating Engineer certification or active progression toward it Power Engineering education is an asset First Aid and CPR certification considered beneficial Clear communicator who takes safety seriously Must be a qualified Power Engineer in good standing