Job Summary:
The Power Engineer will act as the ABSA Shift Engineer who is responsible for the safe, efficient and reliable operation and maintenance of the boiler, refrigeration, utilities and all their auxiliary and ancillary equipment.

Relationships and Contacts:
This person reports directly to the Chief Power Engineer. This person interacts with all employees in the facility.

Major Responsibilities:

Adherence to sustaining ABSA Power Engineers Act, Boilers and Pressure Vessels Act and all associated boiler and refrigeration regulations
Startup and shutdown boiler and auxiliary systems and equipment as required
Startup and shutdown of the ammonia refrigeration systems as required
Monitor and maintain boiler, utilities and refrigeration systems on a continuous basis maintaining equipment within operational guidelines
The worker will actively monitor the DCS computer screens and adjust as required for optimal performance and efficiency
Perform boiler and auxiliary equipment water tests and adjust chemical feed as required
Maintain water treatment equipment, filters, and reverse osmosis systems, etc.
Maintain and monitor Air Compressors, Air Drier and Instrument air system processes.
Maintain and monitor fire water pumps and backup diesel generator
Participate in holding equipment availability to the predetermined target
Support maintenance schedules and permit work activities
Lock and Tag equipment in preparation for maintenance activities
Follow Operator Standard Work daily routines to verify equipment running within set parameters and ensuring reliable operation
Maintain Boiler Room logbook as required by ABSA
Complete the equipment log every 2-hours tracking specific items such as temperatures, pressure, levels, vibration, etc.
Troubleshoot and anticipate problems with equipment in your care repairing if possible or informing Supervisor if it can’t be rectified
Preventive maintenance routines as scheduled
Complete small repairs on equipment as required, e.g. tightening packings, cleaning small check valves, repairing steam and condensate leaks, etc.
Maintain, adjust, and rebuild steam regulators as required.
The worker must ascent onto the roof once a shift for visual checks and minor repairs
The worker must keep boiler room, refrigeration room, offices, etc. neat and clean, washing, mopping floors, removing clutter, etc.
Monitor and maintain HVAC
Receive and offload deliveries of cooking oil, water treatment chemicals

Health and Safety Responsibilities:

Using or wearing the protective equipment designated by the accident prevention policy.
Demonstrate strong Health, Safety and Environment behaviors
Demonstrate HSE leadership through safety programs, safe operation, participating in hazard identification, lead by example supporting and improving Irving’s safety culture
Maintain a compressive knowledge of all critical safety systems and shutdowns
Support license to operate - meeting Canadian Food Inspection Agency and Alberta environmental requirements
Ammonia handling skill level and safety precautions with its handling and use
Support Emergency Response Team in dealing with Plant emergencies or ammonia releases
Follow safe work procedures and report any workplace or job hazards
Report any unsafe conditions or acts to your supervisor immediately.
Report all accidents or injuries to your supervisor immediately.

Food Safety Responsibilities

Follow good manufacturing practices and HACCP rules.
Participate in food safety and quality programs of the facility within the specific role
Reporting of food safety, food security, quality and pest control concerns to the immediate supervisor
Participate in sanitation activities

Qualifications and Abilities:

Valid minimum 3rd Class Power Engineering Certification
Grade 12 education
Able to work 12 hour shifts including nights and weekends
Able to work with minimal supervision and alone for extended periods
Willingness to learn
Work in a safe and efficient manner
Follow personal hygiene rules
Have up to date tickets for associated duties of the position

Physical Requirements:

Ability to walk for 12 hours
Ability to squat, bend, kneel, reach, twist, use ladders, climb stairs
Occasional lifting up to 50lb/ 23kg
Occasional pushing up to 50lbs/23kg
Occasional carrying up to 34lbs/15kg
Ability to work at heights of up to 130ft
Ability to work while wearing a Self Contained Breathing Apparatus

We appreciate your interest in our company!
Apply online by: May 12, 2024 at 11:59 pm

The initial review of applications will begin on the deadline date for applying.

Only those candidates selected for an interview will be contacted.

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Cavendish Farms Corporation is committed to the principle of equal opportunity in its employment practices and to providing an environment free from discrimination and harassment for all employees.

Additional Information

Posting Date: May 1, 2024

3rd Class Power House Operator