Wellhead, gate valve, check valve and ESD partners to energy companies worldwide.
Edmonton, Alberta
Founded in Edmonton, Alberta in 1962, Stream-Flo Industries Ltd. manufactures wellheads, gate valves, check valves, and surface safety valves for the worldwide energy industry. Our comprehensive services include field maintenance and installation, re-manufacturing, customer property management, frac tree rentals, frac ball drop systems and isolation tools. Privately-owned and operated, Stream-Flo has the commitment and ability to deliver greater value by developing long-term partnerships with our customers. This is proven in our responsive engineered solutions to the challenges our customers face today. Our ongoing research and development commitment ensure our products meet customers’ increasingly complex requirements now and into the future. Most importantly, our commitment is reflected in our people. Regardless of role or organizational level, Stream-Flo employees work as a cohesive team to ensure the success of our customers. Our 340,000-square-foot head office in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, is home to our administration, engineering, research and development, and manufacturing responsibilities. The Edmonton campus of the Stream-Flo Group of Companies is on 1.5 million square feet of land. This world-class facility is complemented by sales, engineering, and service teams located at the Stream-Flo USA head office in Houston, Texas, along with other service and distribution centers strategically located globally.
On-site · Edmonton
The Wellhead Assembly Technician is responsible for the assembly, testing, and painting of wellhead equipment. They also manage material distribution, inventory assignment, and maintain a clean and safe work environment.
On-site · Edmonton
The Teardown Technician is responsible for unloading, dismantling, and prepping oil field equipment for repair or disposal. They must also maintain yard organization and communicate effectively with the Shop Supervisor regarding order status and equipment irregularities.
On-site · Edmonton
The Machine Maintenance Technician is responsible for performing routine maintenance, cleaning, and repairs on manufacturing equipment to ensure operational efficiency. They must also maintain accurate maintenance records using the FIIX software system and assist in data collection for equipment history.
On-site
The Service Technician is responsible for the installation, maintenance, and repair of wellhead equipment while providing exceptional customer service. They must also maintain service units, manage customer property, and ensure accurate service documentation.
On-site
The Service Technician is responsible for the installation, maintenance, and repair of wellhead equipment in the field. They must also manage customer property, maintain service records, and provide exceptional customer service while adhering to safety protocols.
On-site · Kindersley
The Service Technician is responsible for the installation, maintenance, and repair of wellhead equipment in the field. They must also manage customer property, maintain service records, and ensure all operations adhere to strict health and safety policies.
On-site · Edmonton
The Service Technician is responsible for the installation, maintenance, and repair of wellhead equipment while providing exceptional customer service. They must also manage customer property, maintain service records, and ensure all operations adhere to company safety policies.
On-site · Edmonton
The Valve Technician is responsible for tearing down, reassembling, testing, and troubleshooting various valve equipment and actuators. They must also maintain accurate documentation, organize the work area, and ensure a clean and safe shop environment.
On-site
The Quality Control Inspector is responsible for dismantling equipment for inspection, conducting dimensional and hardness testing, and documenting findings. They also assist in creating non-conformance reports and ensure all equipment meets specifications before final approval.
On-site · Kindersley
The Service Supervisor coordinates daily shop and field service activities while enforcing company policies and safety programs. They are responsible for training technicians, managing work schedules, and ensuring client issues are resolved in a timely manner.
On-site · Edmonton
The R&D Technician is responsible for assembling, disassembling, and testing equipment while operating data acquisition and control systems. They must also maintain accurate test records and communicate progress effectively with the lab team and test requesters.
On-site · Kindersley
The Service Supervisor coordinates daily shop and field service activities while enforcing company policies and health and safety programs. They are responsible for training service technicians, managing work schedules, and ensuring client issues are resolved in a timely manner.
On-site
The Rental Operations Coordinator manages the daily lifecycle of rental equipment, including availability, tracking, maintenance, and shipment. They also facilitate communication between internal departments and external customers to ensure efficient order execution and accurate inventory records.
On-site · Edmonton
The Senior Design Engineer will provide technical design support for new and existing products while ensuring compliance with engineering standards and safety principles. They will also provide production support to manufacturing departments and offer guidance to junior engineering staff.
On-site · Edmonton
The CNC Set-Up Operator is responsible for setting up and operating CNC equipment to machine high-quality components according to drawing specifications. They must also maintain equipment, document work processes, and ensure adherence to safety and quality standards.
On-site · Edmonton
The Assembly Technician is responsible for the assembly, testing, and painting of gate valve products while maintaining high quality and safety standards. They must also document work order progress in the ERP system and report any equipment or maintenance issues to the supervisor.
On-site · Edmonton
The Lead Hand will supervise the ATP department to ensure efficient assembly, testing, and production flow while maintaining safety and quality standards. They are responsible for scheduling, training personnel, troubleshooting assembly issues, and coordinating with engineering and management.
On-site · Edmonton
The Warehouse Material Handler is responsible for pulling, sorting, and inspecting materials while ensuring all safety and quality regulations are met. They must also maintain accurate inventory records and coordinate with purchasing and manufacturing departments regarding material flow.
On-site · Edmonton
The Valve Technician is responsible for the tear down, reassembly, and troubleshooting of valve equipment in accordance with company standards. They must also manage work orders, maintain stock, and ensure quality control while meeting strict production deadlines.
On-site
The Branch Administrator provides administrative support for the branch and oversees daily office operations, including record keeping and facility management. They are responsible for processing payroll, managing sales orders, and reconciling branch expenses within the ERP system.
