Electrical engineering students can support power generation projects at Nova Scotia Power in Dartmouth during the Winter 2027 co-op term.
This temporary, full time position supports the Thermal TUC Administration team. Students work with engineers, technicians, operations personnel, and project teams. Key areas include engineering documentation, commissioning, troubleshooting, and technical research.
Key Responsibilities:
- Prepare drawings, cable schedules, commissioning sheets, and technical packages
- Support procurement, material tracking, and project coordination
- Participate in installation, testing, and commissioning activities
- Investigate plant operating issues with multidisciplinary personnel
- Update as-built drawings, procedures,
and plant records
Requirements:
- Currently pursuing an Electrical Engineering degree
- Ideally in the second, third, or fourth study year
- Interest in power generation or industrial systems
- Strong analytical, problem-solving, and communication skills
- Microsoft Office proficiency; CAD experience considered an asset
Apply your electrical engineering, documentation, commissioning, and troubleshooting skills within Nova Scotia Power’s Dartmouth generation environment.