2nd Class Power Engineer

GreenFirst Forest Products; Chapleau; On-site; CAD 49,836 - 70,979; Full time

Job summary

GreenFirst Forest Products is seeking a 2nd Class Power Engineer for Chapleau, ON to operate and monitor plant systems, uphold safety, and follow regulatory requirements. The role requires strong technical skills and a commitment to our environmental and workplace standards.

Starting wage is $43.85 per hour. You will work with a team, maintain logs, and support turbine and boiler operations, including water treatment and PPE adherence.

Qualifications

• 2nd Class Power Engineer certification (TSSA).
• Regulatory awareness and ability to operate within safety standards.
• Strong math, communication, and analytical skills.
• Willing to wear PPE in hot, dirty, chemical environments.

Responsibilities

• Maintain shift logs to capture issues and actions.
• Verify turbine generator and boiler operation using Delta V (DCS).
• Own plant when Shift Engineer is absent.
• Monitor steam, condensate, water treatment, and effluent systems.
• Support boiler chemistry and CEMS, fuel, and ash handling.
• Perform system checks to ensure compliance with TSSA.

Skills

Power Engineer

TSSA certification

Job description

GreenFirst Forest Products is an equal‑opportunity employer. We are committed to providing accessible employment practices that are in compliance with the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (AODA). If you require an accommodation for disability during any stage of the recruitment process, please indicate this in your application. GreenFirst Forest Products is strongly committed to inclusion and diversity within its community and welcomes all applicants including but not limited to: visible minorities, all religions and ethnicities, persons with disabilities, LGBTQ persons, and all others who may contribute to the further diversification of ideas.

The activity of GreenFirst Forest Products is rooted in the forest! For us, well‑managed forests really make sense for our business, our communities, and the environment. We have a deep connection to Canada’s forest lands and sustainability. If this commitment to the environment and Canada’s forests resonates with you, come join our team.

Position

2nd Class Power Engineer

Location

Chapleau, ON

Commitment

• Live up to GreenFirst’s values, principles, and guidelines.
• Bring an open and cooperative attitude to your job, contributing to our positive work environment.
• Comply with all health, safety, and environmental standards, as well as applicable regulations and laws.

Responsibilities

• Maintain shift log entries during each shift to ensure full awareness of any outstanding issues that may require special attention during the shift.
• Verify operation efficiency of the turbine generator, boilers, and auxiliaries using Delta V (DCS).
• Assume responsibility for the plant when Shift Engineer is absent.
• Perform equipment monitoring and operating system checks to remain compliant with TSSA.
• Monitor steam, condensate, water treatment, wood waste, effluent handling, turbine generator, and support systems.
• Understand water treatment and cooling water monitoring processes.
• Understand boiler chemistry and boiler support systems such as combustion/CEMS, fuel, and ash handling.
• Support and assist with any other duties as assigned.

Requirements

• 2nd Class Power Engineer certification (TSSA).
• Requires considerable sensory attention and regulatory responsibility.
• Requires excellent mathematical skills, verbal communication skills, and mental reasoning skills.
• Wear appropriate PPE required to work in hot, dirty, and chemical handling environments.

Starting Salary for a 2nd Class Power Engineer: $43.85 per hour.

Poste

Mécanicien(ne) de machines fixes de 2ème Classe

Emplacement

Chapleau, ON

Engagement

• Soyez à la hauteur des valeurs, principes et directives de GreenFirst.
• Apportez une attitude ouverte et coopérative à votre travail, contribuant à notre environnement de travail positif.
• Se conformer à toutes les normes de santé, de sécurité et d’environnement, ainsi qu’aux réglementations et lois applicables.

Responsabilités

• Tenir à jour les entrées du journal de quart afin d’être pleinement conscient de tout problème en suspens susceptible de nécessiter une attention particulière au cours du quart.
• Capacité à vérifier l’efficacité du fonctionnement du turbo‑alternateur, des chaudières et des auxiliaires à l’aide du système Delta V (DCS).
• Être capable d’assumer la responsabilité de l’usine en l’absence de l’ingénieur de quart.
• Capacité à effectuer la surveillance de l’équipement et les vérifications du système d’exploitation pour rester en conformité avec la TSSA.
• Capacité à surveiller la vapeur, le condensat, le traitement de l’eau, les déchets de bois, le traitement des effluents, le générateur de turbine et les systèmes de soutien.
• Comprendre les processus de traitement de l’eau et de surveillance de l’eau de refroidissement.
• Comprendre la chimie des chaudières et les systèmes de soutien des chaudières tels que la combustion / le CEMS, le combustible et la manipulation des cendres.
• Apporter son soutien et son aide dans le cadre de toute autre tâche qui lui est confiée.

Exigences

• Diplôme de mécanicien de machines fixes de 2ème classe (TSSA).
• Nécessité d’une grande attention sensorielle et d’une grande responsabilité en matière de réglementation.
• Excellentes compétences en mathématiques, en communication verbale et en raisonnement mental.
• Porter l’EPI approprié pour travailler dans des environnements chauds, sales et où l’on manipule des produits chimiques.

Le salaire de départ pour un(e) Mécanicien(ne) de machines fixes de 2ème Classe est 43,85 $ de l'heure.