Acadian Seaplants Limited
Plant Engineer
à Cornwallis Park, NS
Publié il y a 26 jours
Ce travail peut expirer bientôt !
Site Web d'entreprise:
http://www.acadian.ca
Full-time
Experienced
85 000 $ - 100 000 $ / année
Plant Engineer - Cornwallis Nova Scotia, Canada
Do you want to work for a company with engaged and passionate employees who lean in everyday?
Now, imagine working for a company where you can positively impact the health and growth of all living things while protecting the environment.
That's what the employees of Acadian Seaplants are proud to do each and every day.
For Twenty consecutive years, Acadian Seaplants Limited has secured the designation as one of Canada's Best Managed Companies! In fact, Acadian Seaplants has achieved Platinum Status for the past ten years!
Your role:
The Plant Engineer is primarily responsible for supporting the capital and operational engineering program for all Acadian Seaplants Limited (ASL) Manufacturing and Harvesting Facilities. The work will be multidisciplinary in nature and primarily focused on manufacturing production facilities.
As the Plant Engineer, you will provide technical support and drive continuous improvement in process capability, capacity, and productivity at ASL manufacturing and harvesting facilities to ensure safe and optimal utilization. The Plant Engineer implements capital and operational projects within scope, budget, schedule and safety standards.
This role is Onsite based in Cornwallis Park, NS in the beautiful Annapolis Valley.
Responsibilities:
- Provide technical advice and support to resolve complex technical problems.
- Use tools such as statistical analysis to improve process capability as well as failure analysis methodology to investigate, find root causes, recommend, and implement equipment modifications, upgrades, and implement process improvements.
- Identify, recommend, and implement improvements in plant performance to optimize product volume, yields and quality in accordance with business needs.
- Undertake the design, procurement, and installation of new processes & equipment.
- Ensure all product and process changes are implemented in line with appropriate Management of Change (MOC) principles.
- Ensure all projects are managed in line with appropriate Project Management (PM) principles & standards.
- Develop specific Standard Operating Procedures (SOP) for process and equipment operation.
- Provide training to manufacturing personnel in relevant manufacturing processes.
- Participate in Process Hazards Analysis for key production/capital projects.
- Assist the ASL maintenance team with equipment repairs of stationery and rotating equipment by working with original equipment manufacturers, aftermarket suppliers, and outside repair shops.
- Support and implement new product and process runs and prepare relevant documentation.
- Support efforts to implement and maintain Facility Certifications.
- Support operations on-site and remotely in resolving technical issues.
- Engineering Design work for process, mechanical, electrical, and automation systems
- Equipment design and adaptation / improvement
- Equipment, material, component specifications & procurement
- Process & equipment improvement
Qualifications
- Bachelor of Engineering Degree
- P.Eng. registration with Engineers Nova Scotia or ability to become registered
- Minimum of 5 years engineering experience in manufacturing or process
- Experience programming PLC's
- Proficiency with MS Office applications including MS Project Professional
- Proficiency with AutoCAD and Sketchup (or equivalent CAD software)
- Experience in process design and layout, process control and automation, piping system design, pumps, agitation systems, equipment installation
- Experience with Allen Bradley automation systems considered an asset
- Project management and construction experience considered an asset
- Experience in and with: Lean manufacturing; Project management; Project scope definition; Project budget estimation & cost control; Project planning & schedule control; Project execution as per the project scope, schedule and budget; Project monitoring & reporting; Supervise and support construction and project execution activities
Why Work With Us:
Acadian Seaplants Limited ('ASL') is the world leader in marine plant products for people, animals and plants. It exports its premium products to more than 80 countries, employs 400+ people in 16 countries and manages five processing facilities in Atlantic Canada, Ireland and Scotland. Sustainably harvested wild and custom cultivated seaweeds are processed into technical products for global horticultural/agricultural, animal feed, health & beauty and food service industries. Our innovative culture begins with our people! At ASL, compensation is more than just about salary. It includes benefits, performance and recognition, as well as career opportunities and professional development. We promote a culture where people feel engaged!
If this job sounds like it was made for you, we'd like to meet you. To further explore this opportunity, just submit your application to [email protected]
We thank all applicants for their interest, however, only those selected for an interview will be contacted. No phone calls please.