Dedicated to powering our communities.
Halifax, Nova Scotia
We have had a presence in communities across Nova Scotia for over a century. As the primary electricity provider in the province, we are regulated by the Nova Scotia Energy Board and provide generation, transmission, and distribution of electrical power to approximately 550,000 customers. This includes residential, commercial, and industrial customers. With more than 2,300 dedicated employees, our team works every day to provide safe, reliable service to customers in every corner of the province. Our focus is on engaging with communities about the important work being done to meet the evolving energy needs of Nova Scotians while supporting the exciting growth and development in the region.
On-site · Port Hawkesbury
The Leading Power Engineer directs and performs the safe and cost-efficient operation of high-pressure boiler turbine units and auxiliary equipment. They also assist the Shift Supervisor with team leadership, training, and ensuring compliance with safety and environmental regulations.
On-site · Halifax
Perform all aspects of line maintenance, construction, and customer service work while ensuring compliance with safety and environmental regulations. Participate in emergency service restoration and rotational standby duties as required.
On-site · Halifax
The technician is responsible for performing line maintenance, construction, and customer service work, including responding to emergency trouble situations. They must ensure compliance with safety regulations and environmental management processes while working in a team environment.
On-site
The Controls Supervisor provides technical leadership and supervision to maintenance and unionized workforces to ensure safety, production, and environmental objectives are met. They are responsible for auditing work quality, managing outages, and ensuring compliance with NERC/NPCC reliability standards.
Hybrid · Halifax
The Data Analyst will develop dashboards, reports, and analytical solutions to support operational efficiency and strategic decision-making. They will also ensure data integrity, maintain data models, and collaborate with stakeholders to translate business needs into actionable insights.
Hybrid · Halifax
The Product Owner will bridge the gap between operational users and technical teams to optimize Work and Asset Management (WAM) solutions. They are responsible for gathering requirements, prioritizing product improvements, and leading cross-functional initiatives to drive operational excellence.
On-site · Halifax
The co-op student will support the project controls team in planning, monitoring, and delivering major clean energy infrastructure projects. Responsibilities include managing project documentation, performing data analysis, and ensuring compliance with information management methodologies.
On-site · Halifax
The Talent Acquisition Co-op will provide administrative support to the recruitment team, including candidate sourcing, interview coordination, and applicant tracking. They will also assist with various HR initiatives, such as scholarship programs and recruitment-related projects.
On-site · Halifax
The Graphic Design Co-op will support the production of creative assets across digital and print channels, including marketing materials and internal communications. They will also collaborate with team members to maintain brand consistency and assist with video editing and multimedia content creation.
Hybrid · Halifax
The Project Manager will lead capital projects for electrical substation infrastructure through the full lifecycle, from development and engineering to construction and closeout. They are responsible for managing budgets, schedules, and cross-functional teams while ensuring regulatory compliance and safety standards.
Hybrid · Halifax
The Cost Specialist supports major capital projects by managing project estimating, forecasting, cost analysis, and reporting activities. They collaborate with stakeholders to ensure cost methodologies align with organizational standards and provide recommendations for effective cost risk management.
Hybrid · Halifax
The Senior Manager is responsible for the strategic development, governance, and execution oversight of the Substation Capital Investment Program. They provide leadership to a team of engineers and specialists while ensuring capital investments align with asset strategies and corporate reliability objectives.
On-site
Coordinate permits, utility locates, easements, work orders, outage processes, contractor quotes, and distribution work releases. Manage make-ready and joint-use processes, month-end invoicing, attachment fees, contributed-line rebates, and compliance with occupational health and safety requirements.
