I am reaching out to request your guidance and support in securing a position in a 3rd Class power plant here in Nova Scotia. I am a certified 4th Class Power Engineer and have successfully completed three of the four exams required for my 3rd Class licence. To become eligible for the final exam, I must complete six months of qualifying steam time in a 3rd Class or higher plant. I am fully committed to learning, working hard, and contributing to safe and efficient plant operations. If you are aware of any opportunities or can connect me with someone in the industry, your help would be greatly appreciated as it will directly support my progress toward completing my 3rd Class certification.

The Federal Governemnt posted a job. https://emploisfp-psjobs.cfp-psc.gc.ca/psrs-srfp/applicant/page1800?toggleLanguage=en&poster=2407087 Its a 3rd Class site but you can get time for your 2nd. Apply at link. Just spreading the word is all. Best of luck.

Anyone out there looking for work we have 3rd class posting at Alberta Pacific near Athabasca. Visit www.alpac.ca/careers and applications can be sent to [email protected] email address. Best of luck.

I am planning to move Canada Permanently. Could anyone advise what is the future prospects of power engineer? how easy or difficult is it to hunt job in this sector. I have 4th Class Certification from ABSA/TSASK and will process towards 3rd. What are the fields in which one must focus when hunting job?

Hello, what would be the best way to enter into Oil and Gas? I have 3 exams done towards my 2nd Class. I am currently working in a pulp mill and would eventually like to get hours towards my 1st Class, but can only do that if my company hires me as a shift engineer. Right now I'm working as a field engineer with my 3rd. So, this only helps me get my second class. I'm 45 I don't want to wait a bazillion years to get my 1st (It's a union environment, except for supervisory positions).