Trades Worker II

Newfoundland and Labrador Health Services; Corner Brook; On-site; CAD 38,000 - 42,000; Full time

Job summary

Newfoundland and Labrador Health Services at Corner Brook Community Health Centre is seeking a Temporary Call-In Power Engineer to ensure safe, reliable operation of the registered power plant and building systems. You will monitor boilers, heating, steam, cooling and mechanical systems while maintaining logs and responding to alarms.

The position requires completion of High School, a Fourth-Class Power Engineer’s Certificate of Competency, and a valid driver’s license.

Qualifications

• Completion of High School.
• Possession of a valid Fourth-Class Power Engineer’s Certificate of Competency.
• Valid driver’s license.

Responsibilities

• Operate and monitor boilers, heating, steam, cooling and mechanical systems.
• Respond to alarms, equipment failures and emergencies.
• Complete inspections, readings and operating logs.
• Assist trades and contractors as required.

Skills

Power engineering

Education

High School

Job description

Zone: Western Zone
Location: CBCHC - Corner Brook Community Health Centre
Trades Worker II - Power Engineer
Western Zone - WMH Facilities
Temp Call-In
CUPE-HS

Hours (12 hours, Shift Work, 8 hours, Non-Rotating, Rotating; Days, Evenings, Nights, On-Call, Standby, Weekends)

Salary CGCU29 (CAD27.61 - CAD30.67 per hour)

Competition Number VAC0029662

Posted Date 2026-11-06

Closing Date 2026-11-13

Demands, duties, qualifications The Temporary Call-In Power Engineer is responsible for the safe and reliable operation, monitoring and maintenance of the registered power plant and associated building systems at Corner Brook Community Health Centre. Duties include operating and monitoring boilers, heating, steam, cooling and mechanical systems; responding to alarms, equipment failures and emergencies; completing inspections, readings and operating logs; performing maintenance and adjustments; and assisting trades and contractors as required.
The position requires the ability to work call-in shifts, including evenings, nights, weekends and holidays, and to work safely in mechanical and boiler rooms while complying with NLHS, occupational health and safety, and WHMIS requirements.
Qualifications: Completion of High School, possession of a valid Fourth-Class Power Engineer’s Certificate of Competency and a valid driver’s license is required.