Utilities Maintenance Relief Engineer

Ferrero•Brantford, ON

3d•CA$44 - CA$46•Onsite

About The Position

We have a current opening for a Utilities Maintenance Relief Engineer and are actively reviewing applications. Reporting to the Chief Engineer and Utilities RMT, the Maintenance and Relief Engineer will be responsible for performing ongoing operation, maintenance and monitoring of all mechanical and associated systems required to maintain the environment of Ferrero owned and occupied buildings. The Maintenance and Relief Engineer will also perform general housekeeping duties and other similar activities to ensure facilities and equipment are kept clean and free of obstruction; ensure daily documentation and accurate records are maintained and reports are logged; perform inspections to determine requirements for preventative maintenance and perform other related duties as assigned. Candidates must have the flexibility to work a 12‑hour continental shift schedule.

Requirements

Minimum 4th class Operating Engineer’s Certification
Knowledge of all Utilities and Facilities equipment including equipment maintenance and BAS
Good communication and interpersonal skills
Problem solving abilities and decision making in collaboration with Team Leader and Shift Engineer
Strong Microsoft Excel and Word skills, this job will require the incumbent to support the Ferrero ISO 14001 and metering programs
Must be able to work a 40hour work week while on maintenance duties
Must assume shift rotation duties to cover all booked vacations and vacant rotation positions to cover absences

Nice To Haves

3rd and/or 2nd class Operating Engineer’s Certification preferred
SAP preferred

Responsibilities

Perform ongoing operation, maintenance and monitoring of all HVAC and BAS associated systems required to maintain and enhance the environment of Ferrero owned and occupied buildings as assigned
Conduct daily routine checks of all equipment noting all inconsistencies
Note instrument indicators and record pertinent data in relevant logs
Observe and record instrument gauge data in relevant logs (pressure, temperature, and humidity)
Ensure all guards and safety lock-outs are in place and operational prior to start-ups
Isolate equipment properly when required following all necessary procedures
Ensure safe operation of electrical motors, auxiliary pumps, fan belts etc.
Operate automatic control systems according to established procedure
Start, operate, maintain and monitor various types of boilers, chillers, compressors, and auxiliary, according to established procedures and as per TSSA authorization
Operate, maintain and monitor all plant auxiliary systems, including air compression and pneumatic control systems, electrical motor control centres, pollution control equipment, plant elevating systems, energy/steam sources for food service equipment, fuel oil pumps and day tanks, refrigeration systems, natural gas supply and utilization equipment, plumbing and auxiliary systems, according to established procedures
Maintain and monitor fire protection systems and auxiliary equipment
Ensure the delivery of fuel and inspection of all equipment and systems relating to storage, conveyance and use of fuel, recording and tracking usage of fuel
Study and interpret mechanical, electrical, structural instrumentation and automation system blueprints and maintenance manuals to facilitate repairs/knowledge of equipment and systems
Ensure daily documentation and accurate records are maintained and daily reports are logged
Work to optimize the efficiency of all systems through but not limited to tests, analysis of logs, adjustments, regulation of controls, and inspections
Other duties as assigned