Process Operator
Top Benefits
About the role
Detailed Job Description
At NWR our mission is to maximize the value of processing bitumen for Albertans through best-in-class performance.
Our primary focus is our PEOPLE. We firmly believe our people are at the core of everything we do. We support a diverse work environment where people feel safe, valued, and can make a difference. We celebrate success and have fun, making NWR a place where we are all proud to work.
Position Summary
Reporting to the Shift Team Lead, the Process Operator is an integral member of the Refinery Operations team. The Process Operator will have strong background in Refinery/Upgrader operation and must understand the unit functionality and design constraints, including operability and maintainability criteria of the unit specific equipment.
Process Operators will initially work an onboarding dayshift schedule transitioning onto a 12-hour, rotating, day/night.
Our Values
Integrity
Relationships Success
Responsibilities
Ensures effective operation of the refinery process units for the safe and efficient operation of the plant; Effectively troubleshoot plant problems taking proactive/ preventative/ and corrective actions to avoid equipment or system failures and to prevent injury to people and the environment; Makes recommendations to improve the reliability, safety and quality of plant operations; Maintains daily shift operating logs and perform proper shift handover; Performs daily operating rounds and routines; Performs minor maintenance to unit equipment; Issues work permits to maintenance for equipment repairs and alteration; Coaches and mentors other crew members with respect to plant operations and procedures; As part of the on-shift Emergency Response Team, responds to plant emergencies; Support the Shift Team Lead in the areas of safety, team development, training, emergency response; All other duties as assigned.
Requirements
Understands, creates and maintains a visible commitment to process and personal safety, as well as the safety of others; adheres to NWR’s Core Competencies to drive results and a high performing culture; Minimum 5 years of experience in Refining/Upgrading heavy oil process operations (Cokers, LC Finer, Crude Units, etc.); Control Room Operator/Panel experience would be considered an asset– Delta V or Honeywell; Must possess a 3rd Class Power Engineering Certificate. Team player: willing to continuously and proactively collaborate, share, and seek information and guidance; Must possess a valid driver's license; Some travel, overtime and after-hours coverage required; Willing to work a rotating shift schedule including nights, weekends, holidays and be on-call to respond to emergencies when required; Able to climb ladders and stairs, work at heights and in confined spaces; Capable of working at heights and confined spaces; Willing to work outdoors in inclement weather; Using safe lifting techniques, able to lift and carry 20 kg from ground to waist level; Ability to work safely wearing a respirator or Self-contained Breathing Apparatus (SCBA); strong, effective procedure writing; Good understanding of operability, maintainability and reliability concepts and applications; good understanding of Fundamentals of Firefighting and Emergency Response; Ability to manage task assignments within a matrix organization; Effective communicator - verbally and written; ability to establish clear goals and manage desired outcomes; Working knowledge of MS Word, Excel and Power Point.
NWR Employees are highly valued, and their contributions are rewarded with
Excellent Compensation
Attractive Incentive Group Savings Program Health and Dental Care Vision Care EFAP Paid Time Off Growth and Development Opportunities Strong Safety and High Performance Team Culture
NWR celebrates diversity and we are proud to be an equal opportunity employer. We are committed to creating equitable employment opportunities and an inclusive environment for all employees and qualified applicants. Should you require an accommodation during the application process, please contact us at hradministrator@nwrpartnership.com with the position you are interested in.
We thank all applicants for their interest in opportunities with NWR, however only those selected for an interview will be contacted. No phone calls, emails or unsolicited agency resumes please.
Not the right fit? Search for Process Operator jobs in Redwater, Alberta, Canada
About North West Redwater Partnership
The NWR Sturgeon Refinery is the world’s first bitumen refinery designed from the ground up with carbon capture and storage to produce the high-value fuel products needed to meet North America’s demand for energy. In fall 2013, shovels officially broke ground on the project site. Peak construction saw over 8,500 workers on the project daily, in addition to thousands of jobs in engineering firms and fabrication shops.
The refinery has been producing diesel and other products since December 2017. Phase One of the Sturgeon Refinery is designed to process approximately 79,000 barrels per day of diluted bitumen from Alberta’s oil sands into much higher value products. This includes ultra-low sulphur diesel, vacuum gas oil, diluent, and natural gas liquids.
NWRP is a 50/50 partnership between Canadian Natural Resources Limited and the Alberta Petroleum Marketing Commission.
OUR MISSION Maximize the value of processing bitumen into energy products safely and responsibly by our high performing teams for our partners, customers, and Alberta.
OUR VALUES Integrity. Respect. Trust. Results.
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Process Operator
Top Benefits
About the role
Detailed Job Description
At NWR our mission is to maximize the value of processing bitumen for Albertans through best-in-class performance.
Our primary focus is our PEOPLE. We firmly believe our people are at the core of everything we do. We support a diverse work environment where people feel safe, valued, and can make a difference. We celebrate success and have fun, making NWR a place where we are all proud to work.
Position Summary
Reporting to the Shift Team Lead, the Process Operator is an integral member of the Refinery Operations team. The Process Operator will have strong background in Refinery/Upgrader operation and must understand the unit functionality and design constraints, including operability and maintainability criteria of the unit specific equipment.
Process Operators will initially work an onboarding dayshift schedule transitioning onto a 12-hour, rotating, day/night.
Our Values
Integrity
Relationships Success
Responsibilities
Ensures effective operation of the refinery process units for the safe and efficient operation of the plant; Effectively troubleshoot plant problems taking proactive/ preventative/ and corrective actions to avoid equipment or system failures and to prevent injury to people and the environment; Makes recommendations to improve the reliability, safety and quality of plant operations; Maintains daily shift operating logs and perform proper shift handover; Performs daily operating rounds and routines; Performs minor maintenance to unit equipment; Issues work permits to maintenance for equipment repairs and alteration; Coaches and mentors other crew members with respect to plant operations and procedures; As part of the on-shift Emergency Response Team, responds to plant emergencies; Support the Shift Team Lead in the areas of safety, team development, training, emergency response; All other duties as assigned.
Requirements
Understands, creates and maintains a visible commitment to process and personal safety, as well as the safety of others; adheres to NWR’s Core Competencies to drive results and a high performing culture; Minimum 5 years of experience in Refining/Upgrading heavy oil process operations (Cokers, LC Finer, Crude Units, etc.); Control Room Operator/Panel experience would be considered an asset– Delta V or Honeywell; Must possess a 3rd Class Power Engineering Certificate. Team player: willing to continuously and proactively collaborate, share, and seek information and guidance; Must possess a valid driver's license; Some travel, overtime and after-hours coverage required; Willing to work a rotating shift schedule including nights, weekends, holidays and be on-call to respond to emergencies when required; Able to climb ladders and stairs, work at heights and in confined spaces; Capable of working at heights and confined spaces; Willing to work outdoors in inclement weather; Using safe lifting techniques, able to lift and carry 20 kg from ground to waist level; Ability to work safely wearing a respirator or Self-contained Breathing Apparatus (SCBA); strong, effective procedure writing; Good understanding of operability, maintainability and reliability concepts and applications; good understanding of Fundamentals of Firefighting and Emergency Response; Ability to manage task assignments within a matrix organization; Effective communicator - verbally and written; ability to establish clear goals and manage desired outcomes; Working knowledge of MS Word, Excel and Power Point.
NWR Employees are highly valued, and their contributions are rewarded with
Excellent Compensation
Attractive Incentive Group Savings Program Health and Dental Care Vision Care EFAP Paid Time Off Growth and Development Opportunities Strong Safety and High Performance Team Culture
NWR celebrates diversity and we are proud to be an equal opportunity employer. We are committed to creating equitable employment opportunities and an inclusive environment for all employees and qualified applicants. Should you require an accommodation during the application process, please contact us at hradministrator@nwrpartnership.com with the position you are interested in.
We thank all applicants for their interest in opportunities with NWR, however only those selected for an interview will be contacted. No phone calls, emails or unsolicited agency resumes please.
Not the right fit? Search for Process Operator jobs in Redwater, Alberta, Canada
About North West Redwater Partnership
The NWR Sturgeon Refinery is the world’s first bitumen refinery designed from the ground up with carbon capture and storage to produce the high-value fuel products needed to meet North America’s demand for energy. In fall 2013, shovels officially broke ground on the project site. Peak construction saw over 8,500 workers on the project daily, in addition to thousands of jobs in engineering firms and fabrication shops.
The refinery has been producing diesel and other products since December 2017. Phase One of the Sturgeon Refinery is designed to process approximately 79,000 barrels per day of diluted bitumen from Alberta’s oil sands into much higher value products. This includes ultra-low sulphur diesel, vacuum gas oil, diluent, and natural gas liquids.
NWRP is a 50/50 partnership between Canadian Natural Resources Limited and the Alberta Petroleum Marketing Commission.
OUR MISSION Maximize the value of processing bitumen into energy products safely and responsibly by our high performing teams for our partners, customers, and Alberta.
OUR VALUES Integrity. Respect. Trust. Results.