Description
At Ford's Oakville Assembly Complex, we are expanding and retooling our vehicle operations like never before. This is more than just delivering a flawless new vehicle launch; it's an opportunity to shape the future of vehicle manufacturing in Canada. Here is where cutting-edge manufacturing processes will bring to life vehicles that embody unparalleled performance and unwavering dependability.
At Ford of Canada, we don't just build vehicles; we craft the essential tools that empower businesses and individuals across the globe. Ford was built on the belief that freedom of movement drives human progress. As we look to the future and the changing needs of society, we are committed to becoming the world's most trusted mobility company – delivering smart vehicles for a smart world. Join our team as we create tomorrow! We believe in putting people first, working together, and facing challenges head-on. Join us in creating vehicles that keep the world moving and forge a career defined by meaningful impact and innovation.
Responsibilities
- Design, maintain, and troubleshoot facility power distribution systems supporting manufacturing operations, including medium- and low-voltage systems.
- Ensure reliable operation of critical equipment such as transformers, switchgear, MCCs (motor control centers), powerlines and related equipment on the lines, VFDs, UPS systems, and backup generators.
- Support production by quickly diagnosing and resolving electrical failures that impact manufacturing lines.
- Support and supervise power system study updates (load flow, short-circuit, coordination, arc flash) to improve safety and reliability.
- Lead and support preventive and predictive maintenance programs for plant electrical systems.
- Collaborate with maintenance, production, and automation teams to optimize equipment performance and reduce downtime.
- Manage electrical aspects of capital projects, including equipment installations, line expansions, and facility upgrades.
- Ensure compliance with safety standards and regulations (NEC, NFPA 70E, OSHA) and support substation ECPL procedures in the ESAP role.
- Develop and maintain electrical documentation such as one-line diagrams, panel schedules, and maintenance records.
Qualifications
- Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering or Certified Engineering Technologist.
- 3+ years of experience in industrial or manufacturing environments.
- Direct experience with equipment such as MCCs, VFDs, PLC-controlled systems, and industrial automation interfaces.
- Ability to read and interpret electrical schematics, ladder logic, and P&IDs.
Even better, you may have
- Power System Engineering.
- Knowledge of industrial power distribution and control systems.
- Experience troubleshooting in a fast-paced high volume manufacturing environment.
- Familiarity with PLCs (e.g., Allen-Bradley, Siemens) and BMS systems.
- Knowledge of power quality analysis, harmonics, and mitigation techniques.
- Project Management Experience.
- Ability to collaborate with external stakeholders and contractors, as well as plant trades to effectively complete jobs and projects.