Assistant Shift Engineer

Position Description

The Chance This role is ideal for someone who holds a 4th Class ticket, or is close to obtaining one, and wants more than textbook knowledge.

You will be in the plant.

You will see how a steam facility operates in real time.

You will support acid production systems.

You will be part of a team that manages energy generation and chemical processing in a controlled, safety‑first environment.

If you want practical experience that strengthens your path toward higher class certification, this position offers exactly that.

Initial training schedule:
Monday to Friday, 7:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

After training:
Rotating shift schedule:
Two weeks of 12‑hour day shifts, Two weeks of 12‑hour night shifts, Two weeks of 10‑hour day shifts (Monday to Thursday). Rotation repeats following the six‑week cycle.

• Supporting the Shift Engineer in operating certified steam and production systems.
• Monitoring processes and responding to plant conditions.
• Coordinating bulk product loading operations.
• Conducting lab testing to ensure environmental compliance.
• Keeping the facility organized and operating to high housekeeping standards.
• Working closely with maintenance teams and plant personnel.
• This is a rotating continental shift position, so flexibility is essential.

• TSSA 4th Class Operating Engineer certification or active progression toward it.
• Power Engineering education is an asset.
• First Aid and CPR certification considered beneficial.
• Clear communicator who takes safety seriously.
• Must be a qualified Power Engineer in good standing.
• Experience in industrial, manufacturing, or plant operations.
• Familiarity with chemical processing or utilities is helpful.
• Comfort working in a regulated, safety‑driven environment.
• Team‑oriented mindset.