These positions will be based on a three- or four-month work term during the summer of 2026, depending on the program schedule of the post-secondary power engineering program the student is enrolled in. Candidates will work a 12-hour rotating shift schedule and acquire the required time in accordance with ABSA Power Engineering regulations, Section 18(7).

The Power Engineering Summer Student will work under the guidance of a qualified shift operator and will have the opportunity to participate in the operator training program. Responsibilities include conducting unit rounds, monitoring equipment, assisting with equipment preparation for maintenance, and performing boiler water sampling and testing.

Experience and Technical Skills/Knowledge 

• Currently enrolled in a two-year Power Engineering Technology diploma program with a minimum cumulative GPA of 2.8 on a 4.0 scale
• Valid Alberta Driver’s License
• Strong computer skills
• Demonstrated mechanical aptitude
• Ability to successfully complete pre-employment screening, including a background check and medical assessment (with drug and alcohol screening), due to the safety-sensitive nature of the position

Competencies

• Self-motivated with a positive and enthusiastic attitude
• Demonstrated learning agility, with the ability to quickly retain new information and apply acquired skills
• Strong interpersonal and team collaboration skills
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills
• Active listening skills and openness to feedback
• Commitment to supporting all Methanex Responsible Care environment, health, and safety initiatives