Continuous Improvement Coordinator Power Production (Nova Scotia)

Continuous Improvement Coordinator Power Production (Nova Scotia)

06 Nov
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Emera
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Nova Scotia

06 Nov

Emera

Nova Scotia

Drive process improvement and productivity initiatives with Nova Scotia Power in Nova Scotia, Canada, supporting Power Production on site full-time.

As a Continuous Improvement Coordinator, you will support planning, coordination, execution, and reporting across Power Production. Reporting to the Process and Compliance Lead, you will work with operational teams and stakeholders. Your work will help track performance metrics and support operational excellence through continuous improvement programs.

Key Responsibilities:

- Manage continuous improvement deliverables, initiatives, and efficiency projects
- Facilitate initiative rollout, development, and communication
- Identify opportunities to improve existing business processes
- Maintain schedules, action items,



and progress tracking
- Support safety and environmental performance objectives

Requirements:

- University degree, college diploma, or post-secondary certificate
- Minimum five years of operational support experience
- Industrial or operational environment experience
- Valid driver's license and business travel ability
- Solid analytical, communication, and Microsoft Office skills

Coordinate continuous improvement, process efficiency, and operational performance initiatives across Nova Scotia Power's Power Production team.

📌 Continuous Improvement Coordinator Power Production (Nova Scotia)
🏢 Emera
📍 Nova Scotia

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