Where can definitions for terms like "shift engineer" and "chief engineer" be found?

The definitions for specific terms like "shift engineer" and "chief engineer" can typically be found in the regulatory documents that govern the practice of power engineering within a specific jurisdiction. The Power Engineers' Regulations are designed to provide clear guidance on the responsibilities, roles, and qualifications of power engineers. This regulatory framework helps ensure that all professionals understand their duties and the standards they are expected to meet.

In contrast, while documents such as the Canadian Labour Code and ASME Code Section VIII provide important information related to work regulations and pressure vessel standards, respectively, they do not focus on the specific roles and definitions pertinent to power engineering. Similarly, CSA B-51 is related to the design and construction of pressure vessels, but it does not specifically outline the roles of shift or chief engineers. Therefore, the Power Engineers' Regulations of a particular jurisdiction is the most appropriate source for these definitions, as it directly addresses the roles and responsibilities of engineers within the context of power engineering practice.