General AccountabilityAs a key member of the maintenance team the Power Engineer will ensure that the day‑to‑day operations run smoothly and efficiently. The Power Engineer will be responsible for maintaining and servicing all production equipment used in the facility. Additionally, he or she will warrant protected plant operations and a safe working environment for all employees.Critical Success FactorsPerform required routine as well as complex maintenance activities in a professional and timely mannerEnsure that all Alberta safety codes, procedures, policies, and regulations are followedMonitor alarms, gauges, and other instruments associated with plant operations and as per Alberta regulationsEnsure that equipment and processes operate at maximum efficiencyPerform mechanic tasks including, but not limited to, mechanical, electrical, pneumatic, hydraulic, troubleshooting, and repair of production machines, debaggers, conveyors, fillers, casers, stackers, palletizers, etc.Troubleshoot and take corrective action to prevent equipment or system failuresPerform daily maintenance and repairs as requested by unscheduled work orders and/or department managers and supervisors and completes reads and interprets equipment manuals and work orders to perform required maintenance and serviceComfortable with electrical & PLC controlsPerform and document all maintenance activitiesIdentify and/or provide input on appropriate technology, equipment and methodology used in the operation, or having a chance to improve operating results or costsPerform chemical tests to ensure proper water treatmentParticipate in continuous improvement initiatives by identifying opportunities for improvement in costs,



quality, customer service, and plant operationsMake recommendations and promote best practicesChampion health and safety, GMP practices, within the maintenance area and on any projectsPerform other duties as requiredKey Attributes of the Ideal CandidateA valid ABSA 3rd Class or 4th Class Engineering Certificate of CompetencyExperience with ammonia refrigeration systems and manufacturing experience within food‑related processing and high‑speed packaging systems would be assetsKnowledge of plant and equipment operations, maintenance systems, mechanical & process engineeringKnowledge of aseptic and clean room requirements, as well as dairy industry/related manufacturing knowledgeAbility to identify, problem solve and research alternatives within the scope of the jobGood mathematical, analytical, and problem solving skillsAbility to work any shift schedule with minimal supervision and in a team based environmentExcellent interpersonal and communication skillsAdditional experience or education and training an asset, i.E. millwright, welding, electrician, etc.Must be able to work a rotating shift as well as some extended hours and weekendsJob TypesFull‑time, PermanentShift ScheduleSunday: 10:00 – 20:00Monday to Wednesday: 13:30 – 23:30Salary4th Class – $42.23 per hour3rd Class – $42.60 per hourPay: $42.23 per hourBenefitsCompany eventsDisability insuranceEmployee assistance programExtended health careLife insuranceOn‑site parkingTuition reimbursementVision careWellness programAbility to Commute / RelocateCalgary, AB T2E 0A8: reliably commute or plan to relocate before starting work (required)Work LocationIn person#J-18808-Ljbffr

📌 Power Engineer (Calgary) - C$42.2 An Hour (Winnipeg)
🏢 Lactalis Canada
📍 Winnipeg