THE COMPANY

Headquartered in Calgary, Alberta and with operations near Fort St. John, British Columbia, Pacific Canbriam Energy Limited (“PCE”) is committed to our 5Cs business philosophy of creating benefits for our Community, Country, Climate, Customer, and Company.
PCE believes that the quality of its resource is a strategic asset that differentiates the company. Early efforts to identify a scalable, low cost supply source led to a focus in the Altares and Kobes Montney regions in northeast B.C. The Montney is a world class resource and Altares is among the highest quality areas. The region possesses a unique combination of thickness and over-pressure, which contributes to highly efficient stacked resource development and strong well deliverability. Pacific Canbriam’s Montney resource also possesses a high liquids content and overall rock quality that translates into a highly competitive supply cost.
We believe that teamwork is the foundation of our success. We have established a culture where problem solving skills and critical thinking are highly valued. Individual technical disciplines collaborate to achieve common objectives and continuously improve results. PCE’s strategy and its culture are centred on this commitment.
PCE is committed to protecting people and the environment through responsible natural resource development. We are proud to engage in industry-leading sustainability practices and promote continuous improvement throughout all areas of environment, social and governance (ESG) topics.
The next iteration of our integrated approach relates to the planned export of our natural gas to markets in growing economies overseas. To achieve this aim, PCE will supply B.C.’s proposed Woodfibre LNG project, which will liquefy the natural gas and load it into vessels. The natural gas will be shipped to international markets to help supply the energy the world needs.

DAILY PLANT SITE TASKS:

• Conduct routine inspections and maintenance of plant equipment, including compressors, pumps, and valves.
• Monitor and adjust process parameters to ensure optimal plant performance.
• Perform start-up and shut-down procedures for various plant systems as required.
• Manage and oversee the safe handling and disposal of hazardous materials.

This role is both exciting and challenging, suitable for a candidate who is eager to contribute to a growing organization. The ideal candidate will possess:

• A minimum of 5 years of experience in operating facilities, with a preference for candidates with oil & gas industry experience. Applicants from other industries with relevant experience will also be considered.
• A valid 4th class (or higher) Power Engineering Certificate, in good standing with Technical Safety BC or eligible for interprovincial transfer.
• A valid Class 5 driver’s license.
• Essential safety certifications, including First Aid and H2S Alive.
• Necessary Independent Contracting Documents, including liability insurance, Certificate of Incorporation, proof of WCB coverage, and vehicle insurance.
• Knowledge of plant processes, including compression, refrigeration, and stabilization.
• Demonstrated computer literacy and ability to adapt to various technological tools