Operator, Hydrogen (Casual) at ATCO Electric

Calgary, Alberta, Canada -

Full Time

Start Date

Immediate

Expiry Date

19 Dec, 25

Salary

0.0

Posted On

20 Sep, 25

Experience

2 year(s) or above

Remote Job

Yes

Telecommute

Yes

Sponsor Visa

Skills

4th Class Power Engineering, Verbal Communication, Written Communication, Team Player, Time Management, Industrial Facilities Experience, Oil and Gas Facilities Experience, Maintenance Activities, Flexibility, Computer Skills, MS Office, Plant Control Systems, Valid Driver's License

Industry

Utilities

Description

WHO WE ARE: Do you want to be part of the Canada’s exciting energy transition through the development of energy storage, renewables, hydrogen, and carbon capture and sequestration? If you have an entrepreneurial spirit coupled with strong business acumen and a customer service approach, we are looking for you to join our team and share our vision, commitment, and values. ATCO EnPower represents a diverse collection of assets strategically positioned to meet the evolving energy needs of our customers. ATCO EnPower holds a competitive position in the Alberta Industrial Heartland with hydrocarbon salt cavern storage and industrial water solutions. In addition, ATCO EnPower owns and operates strategic energy assets such as natural gas storage, wind and solar power generation, hydro-power generation, and northern energy solutions. This diversity uniquely positions ATCO to execute on its core vision of ‘Delivering Inspired Energy Solutions for a Better World’ and will position ATCO as a leader in this generational energy transformation. Please note this is a casual position working 3 hours per day, 5-7 days per week every other week Reporting to the Hydrogen Site Supervisor, the Operator is responsible for operating, maintaining and monitoring the facility assets in a safe, reliable, cost-efficient manner. Responsibilities include performing routine to complex, non-routine tasks, troubleshooting and resolving operational upsets, ensuring equipment is operating within design limits, and overseeing routine field activities of contractors. The Operator will perform all duties and responsibilities in accordance with EnPower’s corporate values, policies, programs, processes and operating procedures. Responsibility Area #1 – Health, Safety, Security, Environment and Quality (HSSEQ) Ensure that the HSSEQ policies, programs and procedures are not only followed but are engrained in all field operations and maintenance tasks through detailed, proactive planning of field activities, field inspections/audits and active re-enforcement of a safety-first culture. Demonstrate visible safety leadership including stopping work to ensure safe execution of all tasks, identifying and resolving safety hazards and providing positive safety observations. Conduct Pre-job Safety meetings, conduct Job Hazard Analysis, issue Safe Work Agreements and follow Safe Control of Work. Responsible to understand Emergency Response Plans and perform roles as part of an Incident Command System. Responsibility Area #2 – Field Operations Responsible for ensuring Standard and Site-Specific Operating / Maintenance Procedures are followed for all field activities as detailed in the EnPower Integrated Management System (EIMS). Responsible for ensuring equipment is operating within design parameters and following the Management of Change process to address/resolve any identified issues. Leading and/or supporting the detailed field-level planning of facility outages (planned or unplanned) which may include complex non-routine operating activities, complex system wide energy isolation, coordination of maintenance and/or integrity inspection activities with internal and/or external resources, capital project work, etc. Troubleshoot and resolve operational upsets and participate and/or lead technical investigations to identify route causes and permanent fixes. Coordinate, plan and oversee routine field activities of contractors. Responsibility Area #3 – Continuous Improvement and Capital Projects Responsible for making recommendations to continuously improve equipment and facility performance, reduce costs and increase reliability. Through the course of executing field activities assess and make recommendations to continuously improve the thoroughness and fit-for-purpose nature of the EIMS standards, processes, procedures and work aids. Participate and/or lead field investigations to identify root causes to permanently resolve safety, operational and technical incidents. Responsibility Area #4 – People & Leadership Represent ATCO’s core values within the communities and industries we serve. Ensure the tools, skills and resources necessary to conduct work in a safe, competent and environmentally responsible manner are available. Provide mentoring, coaching, and on-the-job training to junior Operators to support their development and progression. Responsibility Area #5 – Customers Understand and meet commercial obligations (daily nominations) to customers through the daily execution and planning of field activities. Maintain good corporate relationships with landowners, service providers, and customers REQUIRED KNOWLEDGE/SKILLS/ABILITIES: 4th Class Power Engineering Excellent verbal and written communication. Strong team player with good time-management skills. Experience working in industrial facilities, preferably oil and gas facilities. Experience working with trades and performing maintenance activities. High degree of flexibility with the ability to contribute positively to a team environment. Efficient computer skills with good working knowledge of MS Office and plant control systems. Valid Driver’s License (class 5 minimum). We would like to thank everyone for their application; however, only those being considered for an interview will be contacted. Final candidates will be required to undergo a Security Clearance Check and Alcohol and Drug Screening.

How To Apply:

Incase you would like to apply to this job directly from the source, please click here

Responsibilities

The Operator is responsible for operating, maintaining, and monitoring facility assets safely and efficiently. This includes troubleshooting operational issues and overseeing contractor activities.