Emergency Response jobs in Canada , Remote

Position Overview

CenerTech Canada Ltd. is seeking Process operators for to join our Oil Sands operations. Our asset expansion plans are ramping up and creating multiple quality opportunities for Process Operators at the established Long Lake. This position is classified as a Safety-Sensitive Position. You will be working a 14 on – 14 off shift, days and nights (subject to change). As a Fort McMurray based Process Operator, you will ensure the safe and efficient operation of the plant process equipment. This includes interacting with and supporting the Maintenance, Technical, and Health, Safety, Environmental and Social Responsibility teams within the Oilsands Division of the North American business.

Job Duties & Responsibilities

• Adhering and enforcing safety policies and procedures.

• Applying and developing equipment lockouts.

• Issuing and managing safe work permits.

• Environmental stewardship.

• Operating equipment within established parameters per established procedures.

• Supporting/responding to unit operations and equipment requirements, including Shift Turnover, Start of Shift Orientation, troubleshooting, and Defined Rounds.

• Communicating between the Control Room Operator (CRO) and on shift operator.

• Conducting assigned activities in accordance to approved directives and procedures.

• Run to Target, report deviations in the e-log and escalate to Maintenance/Technical/Production for assistance as required.

• Managing abnormal situations by initiating a controlled hierarchy of Stabilize/Slowdown/Shutdown (SSS);

• Participating in and completing required training to achieve a high level of understanding and competency.

• Adhering to CNOOC International's Drug and Alcohol Policy.

• Adhering to all principles of the Production Department Operations Excellence Process.

• A member of the Emergency Response Team (ERT).

Education & Experience:

• An inter-provincial 4th class Power Engineering Certificate valid for Alberta.

• Minimum of 5 years of plant/field experience.

• Experience in hands-on support of operations technical, and maintenance work teams.

• Have the ability to comprehend a situation and identify underlying causes, use knowledge and experience to tackle the issues.

• Experience in developing standard operating procedures.

• Strong organization planning and new infrastructure development skills.

• Must have MS Office skills (Word, Excel and Outlook).

• Good written and verbal communication.

• A valid Class 5 driver’s license is required.

• Must be legally permitted to work in Canada.