Second Class Power Engineer

Reporting directly to the Steam & Recovery Manager and conducting crew supervision, the Shift Engineer

is responsible for ensuring safe and efficient operation of the Steam & Recovery plant

while helping to optimize mill production, quality and operating costs.

What Youll Do

Ensure all equipment is maintained and operated in a safe and efficient manner.

Ensure processes are operated in compliance with environmental procedures.

Incident investigations, audits, and safety checklists are properly reported and action items are

completed on time.

Perform administrative functions, including scheduling, completing log books, and managing attendance.

Participate in departmental projects, as required.

Coordinate the day to day and shutdown maintenance for Steam and Recovery department.

Mentor, direct and train operators so they can safely and efficiently perform their duties.

What You Bring

Interprovincial Second Class Power Engineer Certificate is required.

Previous manufacturing experience--pulp experience is considered an asset.

Demonstrated leadership in troubleshooting operational issues and managing personnel matters.

Flexible, well organized and ability to multi task.

Excellent communication and interpersonal skills

A high sense of urgency with regards to operational requirements

Must be willing to work 12 hour rotating shifts.