Gas Turbine Operator/Tech.

The Opportunity

Company, Department:

Nova Scotia Power, Power Production - Combustion Turbines

Location:

Dartmouth, Nova Scotia

Type of Employment:

Regular, Full-Time

Salary:

$47.53 per hour, as per the NSPI/IBEW Collective Agreement

Closing Date:

December 27, 2025

We are looking for a

Gas Turbine Operator/Technician

to join our Power Production team. Reporting to the Combustion Turbines Superintendent, you will be responsible for performing routine mechanical, electrical, controls, and instrumentation maintenance, repair and troubleshooting on Pratt & Whitney, General Electric Gas Turbines and Auxiliaries within the Province.

Key Elements Of This Role Include As a Gas Turbine Operator/Technician:

- You will be responsible for performing routine mechanical, electrical, controls, and instrumentation maintenance, repair and troubleshooting on Pratt & Whitney, General Electric Gas Turbines and Auxiliaries within the Province.

- You will work effectively as a member of the Gas Turbine Work Team and be capable of performing in a self-directed manner.

- You will be an integral member of Nova Scotia Power’s Team, working closely with the Energy Control Center, Regional Operations, other Power Generation groups, and various contractors and as well support all ISO 14001 processes and initiatives.

- You will be required to participate in a Standby 7-day rotation. Successful candidates will be assigned a starting Apprenticeship level based on experience and skill set.

- You will be temporarily assigned to other locations to assist other areas when required and will be expected to travel throughout the province.

- You will be responsible for personal safety and that of your co-workers by observing all Occupational Health and Safety Rules and Regulations and Safe Work Practices.

- You will be required to participate in regulatory training and be willing to participate in on-the-job training or training programs that support the development of additional skills.

- It is the responsibility of the Gas Turbine Operator Technician to ensure that NSPI is in compliance with all NERC/NPCC reliability standards related to Power Production.

- This position is considered a safety sensitive position. As such, the successful candidate must comply with the Emera Alcohol and Drug Policy which requires a confidential pre-employment alcohol and drug test in accordance with the Emera Alcohol and Drug Procedure.

These Skills Will Make You Successful

To thrive in this role, you recognize yourself in most of the following competencies and skills listed below:

- You must have a Grade XII education or equivalent.

- In addition, you must have a Certificate in Industrial Electrician.

- Candidates must have a good knowledge on Gas Turbine Engines and its operations. A minimum of two years’ experience maintaining gas turbines as found in a generating station or similar industry is required.

- You possess the skills to provide mentorship and coaching to others.

- You have strong oral and written communication skills and interact well with others, as well as demonstrated leadership capabilities.

- You have strong computer skills and can deal with multiple tasks and often changing demands.

- You are self-motivated, adaptable to change and willing to work to contribute to the team environment and workplace.

- You must be willing to travel if required within and outside of Canada for business.

- The successful candidate must possess a valid NS driver´s license with a minimum of two years driving experience.

- Your primarily residence must be located within 30 minutes of the defined headquarters and you will be available for rotational standby duty.

- You must possess a valid passport for air travel outside of Canada if required.

- If no qualified candidates apply, consideration will be given to applicants who have significant experience on Gas Turbines engines. These Candidates will be considered Apprentice Gas Turbine Operator Technicians and will be responsible to complete an apprenticeship program within Nova Scotia Power.

Work Conditions and Physical Capabilities

- Must be able to lift 45 lbs. from the floor to waist level on an occasional basis and 67 lbs. on a minimal basis.

- Able to carry 50 lbs. with both hands on an occasional basis, with the overall ability to carry 26 lbs. on an occasional basis.

- Able to push and pull with whole and upper body strength up to 50 lbs. on occasional basis.

- Perform static reaching at waist level frequently and from below waist to overhead level on an occasional basis.

- Perform frequent standing, walking, bending, stooping, and neck flexion movements.

- Perform occasional squatting, kneeling, crouching, climbing, and neck extension and rotation movements.

- Perform sitting, crawling, and twisting on a minimal basis.

- Ability to perform fine finger manipulation and possess a simple to firm grasp while performing turning and pinching motions.

We understand that experience comes in many forms, and we’re dedicated to adding new perspectives to the team. So, if your experience is close to what we’ve listed above, please consider applying.

Learn more about our culture and values

At the Emera Group of Companies, you’ll be part of an inclusive, respectful workplace where everyone is welcomed and supported. Come build a career as unique as you are: making an impact from Atlantic Canada to the world. Your experience and perspective will help us to safely deliver cleaner, more reliable energy to our customers. If working in an innovative environment, challenging yourself, and shaping a cleaner energy future inspires you, we want to hear from you. Apply by

December 27, 2025

and let us know why this role is right for you.

The perks of joining our team? We offer:

- Health & Wellbeing: A comprehensive benefits plan, 24/7 access to virtual health care services for you and your family through Dialogue, Employee and Family Assistance Program, parental leave top-up plan and wellness benefits.

- Grow Your Career: Opportunities to advance within and between our affiliate companies, a focus on employee development and available sponsored education programs.

- Community Engagement & Care: Corporate investments in the places where our people live and work, mentoring opportunities, fundraising-matching & volunteer programs, various committees and employee resource groups, and scholarships for children of employees.

- Competitive Compensation: A comprehensive benefits plan and a Defined Contribution Pension Plan.

Diversity, Equity & Inclusion at Emera

As one of Atlantic Canada’s largest publicly traded companies, we are ranked one of Canada’s Top 100 Employers, Top Employers for Young People and Top Diversity Employers. We know our success is driven by our dedicated teams and we strongly encourage applications from all qualified candidates, including persons who identify as racially visible, Indigenous, persons with disabilities, women in underrepresented roles and members of the 2SLGBTQ+ community.

Applicants from these equity groups may self-identify through the online application process. We support candidates and employees with access and accommodation needs and encourage you to let us know when you require accommodation.

Recruitment & Promotion Policy

The success of the Emera Company is driven by its people: a strong team with a shared commitment to support the Emera Company mission and values. The purpose of our recruitment policy is to provide a consistent framework to support fair and equitable attraction, hiring, and retention of the best talent for vacant positions. We are dedicated to maintaining a fair hiring process that provides equitable opportunities to all our applicants and is guided by our company values.