Conduct advanced diagnostics, overhauls, and repairs on diesel, LPG, natural gas, and gasoline generator systems

Respond to emergency power outages and restore critical operations through troubleshooting and root-cause analysis

Perform load bank testing, fuel system calibrations, inspections, and readiness assessments

Evaluate and modify generator systems for efficiency, reliability, and cold-weather performance

Design site-specific operating procedures for remote and extreme environments

Develop technical specifications, scopes of work, and maintenance requirements for outsourced mechanical contracts

Evaluate contractor proposals and monitor vendor performance against service agreements and engineering standards

Review contractor work and expenditures for quality, accountability, and value

Fabricate custom components and engineer temporary and permanent repairs

Modify equipment for non-standard assets and unique operational requirements

Analyze lifecycle and performance data to forecast replacements and prevent failures

Develop fleet modernization, equipment upgrade, and capital planning strategies

Establish preventive maintenance programs for generators, pumps, compressors, and specialized mechanical equipment

Train staff on inspections, operational checks, and preventive maintenance

Ensure compliance with safety regulations, environmental standards, engineering requirements, and provincial legislation

Provide strategic and operational leadership for mechanical assets supporting Forestry Division infrastructure

Requirements

Two-year technical diploma in heavy duty mechanic, power systems technician, gas compression technician, or a related field plus six years related experience, or equivalent education/experience

Six years of related experience for the stated diploma pathway

Experience with power generation systems supporting emergency services, communications infrastructure, forestry operations,



or critical public-sector facilities

Experience with welding, machining, fabrication, and custom mechanical design

Knowledge of lifecycle asset management, capital planning, and equipment replacement strategies

Familiarity with Alberta Building Code, electrical regulations, environmental requirements, and occupational health and safety standards

Experience working in remote or harsh environmental conditions and supporting critical infrastructure

Final candidates must undergo a criminal records check

Must be able to obtain RCMP Enhanced Reliability Status security clearance within 10 months of employment

Ability to work overtime, travel outside the home area, and work extended hours with little or no notice

Applicants must apply online and provide dates for education and work experience

Core Competencies Demonstrates expertise in advanced diagnostics, repairs, and maintenance of diesel and gas generator systems, with a solid focus on compliance with safety regulations and environmental standards. Proven ability to develop and implement preventive maintenance programs and evaluate contractor performance in critical infrastructure settings.

Highest-signal resume keywords

Advanced Diagnostics

Generator System Repairs

Preventive Maintenance Programs

Lifecycle Asset Management

Compliance with Safety Regulations

Hard Skills

Diesel Generator Systems

LPG Systems

Natural Gas Systems

Gasoline Generator Systems

Load Bank Testing

Fuel System Calibration

Welding

Machining

Fabrication

Custom Mechanical Design

Soft Skills

Troubleshooting

Root-Cause Analysis

Strategic Leadership

Training and Development

Certifications & Qualifications

Two-Year Technical Diploma

RCMP Enhanced Reliability Status

Industry Keywords

Power Generation Systems

Emergency Services

Forestry Operations

Alberta Building Code

Occupational Health and Safety Standards

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📌 Power Generation and Mechanical Specialist (Winnipeg)
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📍 Winnipeg