POWER & RECOVERY MANAGER
Activity sector : Pulp and Paper
Site : Kamloops
Schedule : Fortnight (9-hour dayshifts, every other Friday off)
YOUR ROLE
Reporting to the Operations Manager, the Power and Recovery Manager is responsible for the overall Safety, Leadership, and Operation of the Power and Recovery area at the Kamloops, B.C. pulp mill. This role also encompasses the Regulatory duties of Chief Power Engineer, responsible and accountable under the Power Engineers, Boiler, Pressure Vessel and Refrigeration Safety Regulation to ensure the operation and maintenance of all equipment covered by the Regulation remains in conformance.
YOUR RESPONSIBILITIES
- Responsible for the integrity of the work processes and practices within the Power & Recovery Business System (Chief Power engineer for site)
- Provides trained personnel, as it relates to job duties, departmental testing activities, and awareness of the responsibilities, authorities, and interrelationships of position-related personnel who manage, perform, and verify work affecting the environment and quality
- Supervises the Shift Engineers and Superintendents in the Power & Recovery area
- Co-ordinates with Power & Recovery personnel to ensure that the Quality and Environmental Management Systems are understood, implemented, continuously monitored and improved
- Responsible for the Power & Recovery Quality and Environmental Management Systems assuring compliance to the ISO standards
- Oversees Corrective and Preventive Action procedures
- Keeps abreast of new and changing technologies and equipment for Power and Recovery area
- Responsible for ensuring a commitment to continuous improvement and the prevention of pollution
- Promote and support an everyday safety first culture
- Has authority to initiate mill or mill area shutdown or slowdown based on environmental emergency or compliance issues
- Utilizes the MOC process as required
YOUR SKILLS AND ABILITIES
Self-directed and works with minimal supervision;Ability to manage time and multi-task to accomplish a variety of assignments with conflicting priorities and deadlines;Confident communicator at all levels of organization including listening, writing and presenting;Change agent with the ability to collaborate well with others;Strong problem solving & analytical skills, excellent judgment and confidentiality;Proven organizational skills with the ability to prioritize effectively and manage multiple tasks in an environment with competing demands;Detail oriented;Exceptional coaching skills with proven ability to coach varying levels of the operation;Work well in team and possess a friendly and positive demeanor and professional image.YOUR QUALIFICATIONS
Inter-Provincial First Class Power Engineer Certificate or commitment to achieve First Class Power Engineer Certificate within 24 months;Minimum of 10 years industry experience resulting in technical and practical knowledge of all phases of steam, power, and recovery associated with a NBSK Pulp Mill facility;Advanced knowledge and a demonstrated track record in leading and managing world class safety performance, as well as high level results in pulp production, human relations and continuous improvement;Working knowledge of applicable legislation and regulations, i.e. Power Engineers, Boiler, Pressure Vessel and Refrigeration Safety Regulation; Worksafe B.CAdvanced knowledge of continuous improvement principles and techniques;Previous experience leading and managing direct reports;Working knowledge of capital budgets and long-range planning;Expertise in reliability and in-depth knowledge of business principles;Previous experience executing reliability assessments and initiating improvement projects;Strong computer system aptitude and experience working with various types of software including Microsoft Office Suite; previous experience using SAP is an asset.WHY WORK AT KRUGER?
At Kruger, we believe in giving our employees the space to grow in a dynamic and stimulating environment, to encourage their development, and to enrich their professional lives. That's why many of our employees have been with us for a long time.
At Kruger, we value a diverse and inclusive workplace, not just because it is the right thing to do but because differences make us stronger and we benefit from this as a business. Our inclusive culture requires all employees to be open-minded and welcoming of people with diverse backgrounds, preferences, needs and thoughts. Through our shared commitment to Diversity and Inclusion, we create a great place to work, one that is able to attract the best people, build stronger teams, communicate better, innovate more and achieve the best results.
When you work at Kruger, you can count on a wide range of benefits such as competitive group insurance, registered pension plans and continuing education programs. In addition to finding a stimulating work environment that offers many opportunities for growth, you'll have the chance to work for a company that truly cares about its employees.
Are you interested in joining the team? Submit your cover letter and resume at www.kruger.com / careers
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