Keep industrial refrigeration systems running safely at a BC seafood processing facility Earn $30–$35 per hour based on your ticket, plus comprehensive benefits, RRSP matching, relocation assistance, and discounted accommodation Rather than relying on others, the company manages every step of its supply chain itself, from fishing and harvesting to processing and distribution, so restaurants, retailers and foodservice partners get fresh, high-quality protein they can trust. Through the year-long Sustainability Saves campaign, every team member helps cut water and energy use across the company. That trust in people carries through to their growth, with training and support that help team members build new skills. For more information, please visit our website: pacificseafood.com Tucked on the rugged west coast of Vancouver Island, Ucluelet is a small, welcoming community where the ocean sets the pace of life. Known locally as "Ukee," the town sits at the edge of Pacific Rim National Park Reserve, with old-growth rainforest, sandy beaches and the famous Wild Pacific Trail right on your doorstep. With a close-knit population of around 2,000, a growing food and café scene, and nearby Tofino just a short drive away, Ucluelet offers the rare chance to trade the commute for coastal living, without giving up a strong sense of community. Ucluelet Harbour Seafoods, a division of Pacific Seafood, is looking for a full-time Class 4 Power Engineer/Refrigeration Maintenance Technician based in Ucluelet, BC. This role works a rotating 12-hour shift roster (7am–7pm days and 7pm–7am nights) on a 4-on, 3-off, 3-on, 4-off pattern, alternating between two weeks of day shifts and two weeks of night shifts. Reporting to the Chief Engineer/Maintenance Manager,



you will play a pivotal role in keeping the plant compliant with the Act and regulations governing refrigeration facilities in BC. You will be primarily responsible for the safe operation and upkeep of its industrial refrigeration equipment and ammonia systems as part of a team. Conducting routine plant rounds to monitor pressures, temperatures, and system performance Recording readings and maintenance activities in the plant logbook Carrying out hands‐on preventive maintenance and repairs on compressors, condensers, evaporators, and pumps Troubleshooting mechanical and system faults and resolving them independently To qualify, you will need a valid, registered Class 4 Power Engineer certificate or Refrigeration Operator certificate, backed by relevant technical work experience, and comfort working with ammonia systems. Experience operating and maintaining industrial refrigeration equipment A background in a mechanical trade, such as millwright, plumber, or electrician Combined electrician and power engineer qualifications Experience in the seafood or food industry As our ideal candidate, you will take pride in working with your hands, bring confidence with technical equipment, and work well independently, as well as genuinely enjoy life in a coastal community known for its wildlife and tourism. This is an opportunity for a certified professional to take the next step in their career while building a life in Ucluelet. Compensation is based on the ticket held, with a competitive hourly rate of: Comprehensive health benefits package with extended health, dental, and vision coverage Life insurance Relocation assistance In office parking Bring your technical skills to a hands‐on team where you can keep growing.

📌 Power Engineer/Refrigeration Maintenance Technician (Canada)
🏢 Pacific Seafood
📍 Canada