Powerhouse Engineer (2nd Class) – 12-Hour Shifts

Emplyfy; Tecumseh; On-site; GBP 123,000 - 155,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Hotel accommodations provided

Meal allowance

Paid travel

Job summary

AFIMAC Canada is seeking experienced 2nd Class Powerhouse Engineers for a temporary assignment in Southwestern Ontario. Expect 12-hour shifts, 5–7 days per week when on project, with compensation at $60 per hour before overtime. Benefits include hotel accommodations when required and a $30 per day meal allowance.

Travel is provided for up to four hours. Candidates must hold a High school diploma and a TSSA 1st or 2nd Class Power Engineering certificate, with manufacturing experience and strong

Qualifications

• High school diploma or equivalent.
• A valid 1st or 2nd Class TSSA Power Engineering certificate.
• Experience in a manufacturing environment.
• Strong emphasis on safety.
• Excellent troubleshooting and problem-solving skills.

Responsibilities

• Operate a Cogen plant – 3 × 5MW units with Solar Gas Turbines.
• Operate water treatment and plant air systems.
• Complete all required log entries, records and reports on time.
• Troubleshoot plant equipment and perform minor repairs.
• Operate plant cooling water systems and city water booster pumps.
• Test equipment and systems (water treatment, boiler controls, etc.).
• Assist with material handling and inventory of chemicals and supplies.
• Collaborate with other departments to ensure safe operations.
• Respond to emergencies and provide timely resolutions.

Skills

Power Engineering

Manufacturing Experience

Safety Awareness

Troubleshooting

Education

High school diploma

TSSA Power Engineering certificate

Job description

AFIMAC Canada is seeking experienced 2nd Class Powerhouse Engineers for a temporary assignment in Southwestern Ontario. Expect 12-hour shifts, 5–7 days per week when on project, with compensation at $60 per hour before overtime. Benefits include hotel accommodations when required and a $30 per day meal allowance.

Travel is provided for up to four hours. Candidates must hold a High school diploma and a TSSA 1st or 2nd Class Power Engineering certificate, with manufacturing experience and strong