Chief Operating Engineer - London, ON (3688862) at Red Seal Recruiting Solutions Ltd. — NeverHard

Job DescriptionJob Description Chief Operating Engineer - London, ON Bring your expertise to an established food manufacturing operation. We’re looking for a hands-on professional to oversee essential plant utilities, maintain equipment reliability and ensure safe, efficient operations. WHAT’S IN IT FOR YOU? $45 - $50 per hour , flexible based on experience and qualifications Monday–Friday morning shift Extended health, dental, vision, life and disability insurance A key operational role: Take the lead in maintaining essential plant utilities and improving system performance WHAT YOU’LL DO Oversee industrial ammonia refrigeration, steam boilers, air compressors and other plant utilities Troubleshoot equipment issues and maintain reliable system performance Manage preventative maintenance, operating logs and regulatory inspections Coordinate contractors, guide operators and support equipment upgrades Drive improvements in efficiency, safety and regulatory compliance Respond to after-hours refrigeration and boiler emergencies as required WHAT YOU BRING Refrigeration Class B Certificate or 3rd Class Operating Engineer Certificate 2–3 years of experience with ammonia-based refrigeration systems Strong knowledge of boilers, refrigeration and industrial plant utilities Excellent troubleshooting, communication and problem-solving skills ASSETS THAT WILL SET YOU APART Experience with CO₂ refrigeration systems Background in food and beverage manufacturing or a similar industrial environment Familiarity with computerized maintenance management systems (CMMS) Knowledge of GMP, HACCP, WHMIS and related food manufacturing safety requirements Put your technical skills to work in a key operational role. ????APPLY TODAY London, ON is known for being a medium-sized city with big-city amenities. It is a regional centre of education and healthcare and boasts an economy dominated by medical research, manufacturing, and IT. Located at the junction of the 401 and 402 highways, London is around 2 hours by car from Toronto, Windsor, and the US border. #RedSeal1