Fourth Class Operating Engineer

Canopy Growth Corporation•Tiverton, ON

1d•CA$65,000 - CA$70,000•Onsite

About The Position

Canopy Growth is the world's leading cannabis and hemp company. We recognize that employees are at the core of our success, and we take pride in a corporate culture that emphasizes inclusiveness, collaboration, and diversity. Our employees come from a wide range of backgrounds, each bringing their own unique skills and talents to the table, working together to continue our incredible momentum of growth. If you are interested in building global challenger brands, scaling a business, and working in a values-driven environment, we want to hear from you! Reporting to the Facility Manager, the Fourth Class Operating Engineer is responsible for the safe, reliable operation and maintenance of critical utilities and building systems supporting a large-scale GMP certified hybrid greenhouse. This includes boiler and heating systems, refrigeration/chilled water, HVAC/dehumidification, and automated control systems. Working within a regulated production environment, this role ensures equipment performance, compliance, and rapid response to alarms and operational upsets.

Requirements

Calm under pressure and strong at first-response troubleshooting
Safety-first mindset and solid regulatory discipline
Strong mechanical aptitude + data awareness (logs/trends)
Team-oriented and dependable for shift operations
Technology literate and able to communicate respectfully in person and in writing.
Fourth Class Operating Engineer certification

Responsibilities

Operate and monitor central plant and building systems including boilers/steam or hydronic heating, refrigeration/chilled water, HVAC, air handling, and dehumidification systems.
Operate and respond to BAS/automation alarms, performing first response troubleshooting and corrective actions.
Monitor plant equipment and utilities performance using field rounds and BAS trends (temperature, flow, pressure, DP, amps, levels).
Analyze and document equipment conditions, identify abnormal operation, take corresponding actions to ensure safe 24-7 operation and maintain required environmental conditions.
Perform routine preventative maintenance (PMs) and minor repairs on facility equipment including pumps, motors, compressors, valves, switches, gauges, meters, and controls.
Clean, lubricate, and adjust mechanical equipment to maintain reliability and reduce downtime.
Support contractors and service vendors during planned maintenance and breakdowns.
Maintain tools, parts, and work areas in a safe and audit-ready condition.
Document the continuous operation and monitoring of the bulk physical plant as per industrial best practice, TSSA regulatory requirements, internal asset management and work order system SOPs, and insurance requirements.
Support development and improvement of SOPs, safe work procedures, and lockout/tagout practices.
Ensure activities comply with TSSA Operating Engineers Regulations (O. Reg. 219/01) and applicable refrigeration code requirements.
Document that boilers, chillers, pressure vessels and fuels safety TSSA regulations are complied with, and manage certification renewals and documentation for regulated devices in the TSSA portal.
Participate in incident response and root cause investigations as required.
Work closely with cultivation/operations teams to ensure environmental setpoints are maintained and deviations are addressed quickly.
Support continuous improvement efforts focused on energy efficiency, system reliability, and operational resilience.
Other duties as assigned.