Fourth Class Operating Engineer

About Canopy Growth

Canopy Growth Corporation is a global leader in the cannabis and hemp industry, known for its innovative products and commitment to improving lives, ending cannabis prohibition, and fostering community strength. The company values inclusivity, collaboration, and diversity within its workforce, which comprises professionals from various backgrounds contributing unique talents toward ambitious growth objectives.

Role Overview

Reporting directly to the Facility Manager, the Fourth Class Operating Engineer ensures the safe and efficient operation and maintenance of essential utilities and building systems for a GMP-certified large-scale hybrid greenhouse. The role involves managing boiler and heating systems, refrigeration and chilled water units, HVAC and dehumidification systems, as well as automated controls in a regulated production setting to guarantee compliance and reliability around the clock.

Responsibilities

• Operate and oversee central plant systems including boilers (steam or hydronic), refrigeration/chilled water, HVAC, air handling, and dehumidification equipment.
• Respond promptly to BAS/automation alarms by troubleshooting and resolving issues effectively.
• Conduct field rounds and monitor BAS trend data (temperature, flow, pressure, differential pressure, amperage, and levels) to evaluate equipment and utility performance.
• Identify irregular operations, document equipment status, and take necessary actions to maintain safe and consistent environmental conditions 24/7.
• Perform regular preventative maintenance and minor repairs on pumps, motors, compressors, valves, switches, gauges, meters, and controls.
• Clean, lubricate, and adjust mechanical components to optimize reliability and minimize downtime.
• Coordinate with contractors and service providers during scheduled maintenance and repair sessions.
• Maintain tools, parts, and workplace areas in a safe, organized, and audit-ready state.
• Document continuous operation and monitoring activities adhering to industrial best practices, TSSA regulations, SOPs, and insurance requirements.
• Assist in updating SOPs, safe work procedures, and lockout/tagout protocols to ensure compliance and safety.
• Ensure operations conform to TSSA Operating Engineers Regulations (O. Reg. 219/01) and applicable refrigeration codes.
• Manage documentation and certification renewals for regulated equipment such as boilers, chillers, pressure vessels, and fuel safety devices via the TSSA portal.
• Participate actively in incident investigations and root cause analyses as needed.
• Collaborate with cultivation and operations teams to maintain environmental setpoints and promptly address deviations.
• Support initiatives aimed at enhancing energy efficiency, system reliability, and overall operational resilience.
• Perform additional tasks as assigned by management.

Qualifications and Characteristics

• Ability to remain composed under pressure with strong troubleshooting skills for first response situations.
• Commitment to safety with thorough understanding and adherence to regulatory standards.
• Strong mechanical aptitude complemented by proficiency in data interpretation such as logging and trending system parameters.
• Dependable team player suited to shift work operations.
• Technologically savvy with effective verbal and written communication skills.

Additional Information

This position is full-time and located in Tiverton, Ontario. Employees benefit from extended health and dental coverage, paid vacation, and participation in a company-supported retirement savings plan. The salary range for this role is between $65,000 and $70,000 annually.

The company values diversity and encourages applications from individuals with disabilities, offering accommodations throughout the recruitment process upon request. Candidates must successfully clear background and reference checks prior to hiring. The recruitment process involves manual review of applications without use of AI screening tools.