fourth-class power engineer

Bridge Facility Services Ltd; Vancouver; On-site; CAD 80,000 - 100,000; Full time

Job summary

A growing facility services company in Vancouver is seeking a certified 4th Class Power Engineer to provide coverage for a Seafood Storage/Processing Facility. The role requires expertise in chillers, boilers, and a variety of building systems. This full-time position, starting ASAP, offers a competitive pay rate of CAD 30.00 per hour.

Qualifications

• Certified 4th Class Power Engineer needed.
• Experience with chillers, boilers, and electrical work required.
• Excellent communication skills are essential.

Responsibilities

• Provide coverage at a Seafood Storage/Processing facility.
• Perform maintenance on chillers and boilers.
• Communicate effectively with clients and management.

Skills

Knowledge on chillers

Knowledge on boilers

Basic plumbing

Electrical skills

Basic mechanical ability

Communication skills

Education

TSBC 4th Class Power Engineer Certification

Job description

Title posted on indeed.com - 4th Class Power Engineer

Posted onJuly 11, 2025 by Employer details Bridge Facility Services Ltd

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fourth-class power engineer

Title posted on indeed.com - 4th Class Power Engineer

Posted onJuly 11, 2025 by Employer details Bridge Facility Services Ltd

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Bridge Facility Services Ltd is growing again. We provide temporary and permanent building operators to commercial, retail, and industrial landlords, managers, and owners throughout GVRD, and South Vancouver Island. Many of our staff have graduated to work with our clients on a full time basis.We are looking to fill the role of a certified 4th Class Power Engineer, for a Seafood Storage/Processing facility permanent coverage. This job is has potential for the transition of a permanent full-time position with our valued client.Day shift, *Mon-Fri, 10AM-6:30PM,* starting *ASAP*Requirements:* Willing to take direction from clients and management.* Knowledge on chillers, boilers, DDC systems, basic plumbing, and electrical (Light changes, reset breakers Etc.)* Knows how to work a smart phone and communicate via email, text and various work order platforms.* Common sense, basic mechanical ability, and building operator experience.* Communication skills verbally and written, with tenants, clients, and management.*We are only hiring TSBC 4th Class Power Engineers for this position.*Job Type: Full-timePay: $30.00 per hourAdditional pay:* Overtime payFlexible language requirement:* French not requiredSchedule:* 8 hour shift* Day shift* Evening shift* Monday to Friday* Night shift* Overtime* Weekends as neededWork Location: In person

• Location Vancouver , BC
• Workplace information On site
• Salary $ 30.00 HOUR hourly
• Terms of employment Full time
• Starts as soon as possible
• vacancies 1 vacancy
• Source indeed.com #9809361037

• Vancouver, BC

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