Chief Power Engineer Maintenance Supervisor (Nova Scotia)

Chief Power Engineer Maintenance Supervisor (Nova Scotia)

26 Oct
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Agilent Technologies
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Nova Scotia

26 Oct

Agilent Technologies

Nova Scotia

Lead facility maintenance operations as Chief Power Engineer, applying mechanical troubleshooting and cGMP documentation expertise during full time day shifts.
This Chief Power Engineer supervises facility maintenance staff and assigns daily tasks. The position maintains production and facility equipment to quality standards. Responsibilities include mechanical, electrical, pneumatic, and hydraulic systems, plus preventive maintenance, calibrations, and instrumentation setup. The role also supports equipment installation, inventory control, and employee oversight.
Key Responsibilities: Supervise and assign tasks to facility maintenance staff
Maintain production and facility equipment to quality standards
Diagnose mechanical problems and resolve breakdowns




Document maintenance activities according to procedures and cGMPs
Provide employee guidance, payroll review, and vacation approval
Requirements: Minimum Power Engineer Third Class license
Three years of relevant industrial and mechanical experience
Two years of supervisory experience
Excellent oral and written communication skills
Excellent administrative and computer skills
Apply your power engineering, maintenance supervision, and equipment reliability experience across BioVectra’s manufacturing operations.

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📌 Chief Power Engineer Maintenance Supervisor (Nova Scotia)
🏢 Agilent Technologies
📍 Nova Scotia

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