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Senior Measurement Technical Advisor, Kamloops or Fort St. John, BC

Randstad CanadaKamloops, British Columbia, CA
CA$78.00 hourly
Temporary
Quick Apply

The role is responsible for providing senior-level technical support for Northwest Region’s measurement assets and processes, guiding operations, troubleshooting, and serving as a subject matter ex... Show more

Asset Management Engineer, Interior Stations

fortisBCKamloops, BC, CA
CA$102,000.00 yearly
Full-time

Affiliation: Management & Exempt.Employment Status: Full-Time Regular.Expected Hiring Range: $102,000.Short-term Incentive Eligible: Yes.Posting End Date: Open until filled .As the province’s large... Show more

Project Engineer - PL#27075

Peter Lucas Project Management Inc.Kamloops, BC, CA
Full-time
Quick Apply

Peter Lucas Project Management invests in people, community, and cutting-edge technology to provide gold standard project delivery.We are currently looking for a Project Engineer to join our team.A... Show more

Anesthesia Assistant

Interior Health AuthorityKamloops
Temporary

We are hiring a Casual Anesthesia Assistants for the Royal Inland Hospital (RIH) Operating Room.We provide a comprehensive, competitive, and people focused employment package, emphasizing wellness,... Show more

Project Manager - Civil Construction

Trycewell Partners Inc.Kamloops, BC, Canada
Permanent

Trycewell Partners is supporting an established civil construction and industrial services company in the search for an experienced Project Manager to join its Kamloops team in a permanent, salarie... Show more

TrueNorth: Sr. Project Manager - Data Center Development

Anzu PartnersKamloops, BC, CA
Full-time
Quick Apply

The Company TrueNorth Sustainable Infrastructure Inc.TNSI) is a Canadian infrastructure development company focused on the planning, development, construction, and long-term ownership of multi-mill... Show more

Rail Car Mechanic, Kamloops

Rocky MountaineerKamloops, BC VH K, CAN
CA$12.00 hourly
Full-time +1

Reports To: Supervisor, Mechanical.Position Type: Full-Time, Permanent.Mid-April to Mid-October: Three (3) 12-hour night shifts per week.Mid-October to Mid-April: Four (4) 10-hour day shifts per we... Show more

Asset Management Engineer, Interior Stations

FortisBCKamloops, BC, CA
Full-time

Affiliation: Management & Exempt.Employment Status: Full-Time Regular.Expected Hiring Range: $102,000.Short-term Incentive Eligible: Yes.Posting End Date: Open until filled .As the province’s l... Show more

Field Service Technician I

L.B. Foster CompanyKamloops, BC, CA
Full-time

Foster, our culture reflects our passion for integrity, accountability and safety.We have a long history of providing a safe workplace for our employees, striving to be good stewards for the enviro... Show more

Plumber helper

AAA PLUMBING & HEATING LTDKamloops, BC, Canada
Full-time +1

Hours: 30 to 40 hours per week.Education: Secondary (high) school graduation certificate.Experience: 1 year to less than 2 years.High-rise building construction sites.Load, unload and transport con... Show more

Journeyperson Pipefitter

FLINTKamloops, CA
CA$130.00 daily
Full-time

Company Description FLINT is a leading service provider in Canada's energy and industrial markets offering full asset life cycle support, including construction, maintenance, fabrication, an... Show more

Utility Operations Manager

Adecco CanadaKamloops, British Columbia, Canada
CA$88,000.00–CA$120,000.00 yearly
Full-time +1
Quick Apply

Adecco is currently hiring a full-time.This is an excellent opportunity for an experienced operations leader with a strong background in water, wastewater, utility infrastructure, and field operati... Show more

Estimator

Infracon Construction Inc.Kamloops, BC, Canada
CA$90,000.00–CA$120,000.00 yearly
Remote
Full-time +1
Quick Apply

Infracon is a full-service civil construction and industrial services company delivering complex infrastructure projects across Western Canada.Built on determination, teamwork, and integrity, Infra... Show more

Heavy Equipment Operator - FIFO - Expression of Interest

FLINT Corp.Kamloops, British Columbia, CA
Full-time

Company Description FLINT is a leading service provider in Canada’s energy and industrial markets offering full asset life cycle support, including construction, maintenance, fabrication, and envi... Show more

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Labourer

IDL Projects IncKamloops, BC, CA
Full-time
Quick Apply

Labourer Company IDL Projects Inc.IDL) is a dynamic, rapidly expanding company focused on providing a broad array of construction services in Canada and internationally.We have established ourselve... Show more

Client Service Representative - $21.50/h - Remote

JunkLuggers CanadaKamloops, British Columbia
CA$21.50 hourly
Remote
Full-time

At the Junkluggers, we take great pride in our commitment to providing exceptional customer service and preserving the environment.We are dedicated to supporting our local communities and doing our... Show more

Technical Recruiter (Remote)

RM Staffing B.V.Kamloops, BC, CA
Remote
Full-time

Reboot Monkey is a global datacenter services provider headquartered in Haarlem, Netherlands, operating.We deliver colocation, IP transit, smart hands, remote hands, and managed datacenter services... Show more

Sales Consultant

Highbridge Human CapitalKamloops, BC, CA
CA$100,000.00 yearly
Full-time
Quick Apply

High earning potential: $100,000+ earning potential with uncapped commission, supported by Riverside’s structured sales process, training, and lead generation.Riverside Energy Systems is a Kamloops... Show more

Junior Project Manager

Pagnotta Inc.Kamloops, BC, CA
Full-time
Quick Apply

CHANGING SKYLINES, BUILDING FUTURES D o you want to be part of a close-knit, family-run organization where management appreciates your hard work and values your input?.We pride ourselves on buildin... Show more

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Senior Measurement Technical Advisor, Kamloops or Fort St. John, BC

Senior Measurement Technical Advisor, Kamloops or Fort St. John, BC

Randstad CanadaKamloops, British Columbia, CA
30+ days ago
Salary
CA$78.00 hourly
Job type
  • Temporary
  • Quick Apply
Job description

High Level Description:

The role is responsible for providing senior-level technical support for Northwest Region’s measurement assets and processes, guiding operations, troubleshooting, and serving as a subject matter expert in measurement, gas quality, pressure control and line break. At times, the work may involve leading resources, small teams, projects or guiding customers.

Specific Accountabilities:

• Provide senior Meter Station, Gas Quality, Linebreak and Pressure Control and Overpressure (PC/OPP) subject matter expertise to key stakeholders including Projects, Field Operations, Commercial, and Gas Accounting.

• Guide and support the design and operation of new, upgraded, reactivated and/or deactivated meter stations and PC/OPP to ensure they meet appropriate regulatory requirements, specifications/standards, and best practices.

• Plan and ensure annual completion of the Measurement Canada High and Low Intervention regulatory requirements, in cooperation with Measurement Engineering, Field Measurement and Asset Data Management.

• Develop, execute and enforce the gas quality program including standards, procedures, coordination & reporting. This may include providing regular presentations to senior leadership and leading or participating in dedicated studies.

• Review and approve third-party PC/OPP designs and annual reporting.

• Support Enbridge Lost & Unaccounted For (LUF) management to ensure tolerances are maintained.

• Provide day-to-day technical and troubleshooting support to resolve equipment and measurement data issues in a timely manner.

• Act as a subject matter expert for various vendor supplied devices such as meters, analyzers, EFM/RTU, Line break, PC/OPP systems, etc.

• Perform technical calculations including but not limited to blow down calculations, max/min flow, and equipment sizing.

• Develop business cases by obtaining input from various stakeholders, participating in risk ranking sessions, obtaining cost estimates from Project Development and providing technically sound and cost-effective treatment options.

• Liaise with external customers and engineering firms.

• Assist Measurement Engineering in the development and maintenance of measurement standards, specifications and typicals.

• Apply the Management of Change (MOC) Program to equipment and system changes.

Role Scope:

• Responsible for supporting compliance with applicable regulations; codes; company policy; standards and specifications; and industry best practices.

• Provide deep senior technical expertise and coordinate small teams to ensure work is completed to meet design and/or regulatory requirements within budget and allocated timelines.

• Influences personnel and facility safety through technical input into the Operational Risk Management program, root cause failure analyses, and lessons learned.

• Enhances reliability and efficiency through evaluation of new equipment and technologies, review of equipment performance, and lifecycle planning of Operations replacement/upgrade projects.

• Proven track record of working within a team environment and ability to work with minimal oversight.

• Required to influence others calmly and successfully, including customers, on technical and cost issues.

Working Relationships:

Internal:

Measurement Engineering, Field Operations and Planning, Facility Integrity, Core and Major Projects, Gas Accounting, Gas Control, SCADA, Commercial, & Environment

External:

Customers, engineering firms, measurement equipment vendors, calibration facilities, Measurement Canada

Knowledge Skills, and Abilities

• Related university degree in a technical discipline and 7+ years of experience, or 10+ years of previous field operations measurement experience

• Experience with measurement equipment in the natural gas industry would be an asset.

• Excellent knowledge of relevant codes and standards (e.g. CSA, AGA, API, GPA)

• Possesses working knowledge of applicable regulatory requirements (e.g., OPR & Measurement Canada Regulations) and actively supports compliance initiatives in partnership with Engineering, who maintain primary accountability for regulatory adherence

• Demonstrated ability to establish and maintain effective relationships, partnerships with key stakeholders and influence without authority.

• Expertise with industrial controllers used in measurement applications, such as Bristol ControlWave and FB1200/FB3000.

• Strong interpersonal, communication, facilitation, coordination and presentation skills.

Working Conditions:

• This role is office-based but may require travel to field locations across North America to ensure operations and project support is delivered successfully. Approx. 15%

• Periodic time commitments outside of regular office hours may be required.

The salary range for this role is between $78.00 per hour and $90.00 per hour dependent on candidates experience.

Please submit your resume in confidence to paul.dusome@randstad.ca

Advantages
• Enhances reliability and efficiency through evaluation of new equipment and technologies, review of equipment performance, and lifecycle planning of Operations replacement/upgrade projects.

• Proven track record of working within a team environment and ability to work with minimal oversight.

Responsibilities
High Level Description:

The role is responsible for providing senior-level technical support for Northwest Region’s measurement assets and processes, guiding operations, troubleshooting, and serving as a subject matter expert in measurement, gas quality, pressure control and line break. At times, the work may involve leading resources, small teams, projects or guiding customers.

Specific Accountabilities:

• Provide senior Meter Station, Gas Quality, Linebreak and Pressure Control and Overpressure (PC/OPP) subject matter expertise to key stakeholders including Projects, Field Operations, Commercial, and Gas Accounting.

• Guide and support the design and operation of new, upgraded, reactivated and/or deactivated meter stations and PC/OPP to ensure they meet appropriate regulatory requirements, specifications/standards, and best practices.

• Plan and ensure annual completion of the Measurement Canada High and Low Intervention regulatory requirements, in cooperation with Measurement Engineering, Field Measurement and Asset Data Management.

• Develop, execute and enforce the gas quality program including standards, procedures, coordination & reporting. This may include providing regular presentations to senior leadership and leading or participating in dedicated studies.

• Review and approve third-party PC/OPP designs and annual reporting.

• Support Enbridge Lost & Unaccounted For (LUF) management to ensure tolerances are maintained.

• Provide day-to-day technical and troubleshooting support to resolve equipment and measurement data issues in a timely manner.

• Act as a subject matter expert for various vendor supplied devices such as meters, analyzers, EFM/RTU, Line break, PC/OPP systems, etc.

• Perform technical calculations including but not limited to blow down calculations, max/min flow, and equipment sizing.

• Develop business cases by obtaining input from various stakeholders, participating in risk ranking sessions, obtaining cost estimates from Project Development and providing technically sound and cost-effective treatment options.

• Liaise with external customers and engineering firms.

• Assist Measurement Engineering in the development and maintenance of measurement standards, specifications and typicals.

• Apply the Management of Change (MOC) Program to equipment and system changes.

Role Scope:

• Responsible for supporting compliance with applicable regulations; codes; company policy; standards and specifications; and industry best practices.

• Provide deep senior technical expertise and coordinate small teams to ensure work is completed to meet design and/or regulatory requirements within budget and allocated timelines.

• Influences personnel and facility safety through technical input into the Operational Risk Management program, root cause failure analyses, and lessons learned.

• Enhances reliability and efficiency through evaluation of new equipment and technologies, review of equipment performance, and lifecycle planning of Operations replacement/upgrade projects.

• Proven track record of working within a team environment and ability to work with minimal oversight.

• Required to influence others calmly and successfully, including customers, on technical and cost issues.

Working Relationships:

Internal:

Measurement Engineering, Field Operations and Planning, Facility Integrity, Core and Major Projects, Gas Accounting, Gas Control, SCADA, Commercial, & Environment

External:

Customers, engineering firms, measurement equipment vendors, calibration facilities, Measurement Canada

Knowledge Skills, and Abilities

• Related university degree in a technical discipline and 7+ years of experience, or 10+ years of previous field operations measurement experience

• Experience with measurement equipment in the natural gas industry would be an asset.

• Excellent knowledge of relevant codes and standards (e.g. CSA, AGA, API, GPA)

• Possesses working knowledge of applicable regulatory requirements (e.g., OPR & Measurement Canada Regulations) and actively supports compliance initiatives in partnership with Engineering, who maintain primary accountability for regulatory adherence

• Demonstrated ability to establish and maintain effective relationships, partnerships with key stakeholders and influence without authority.

• Expertise with industrial controllers used in measurement applications, such as Bristol ControlWave and FB1200/FB3000.

• Strong interpersonal, communication, facilitation, coordination and presentation skills.

Working Conditions:

• This role is office-based but may require travel to field locations across North America to ensure operations and project support is delivered successfully. Approx. 15%

• Periodic time commitments outside of regular office hours may be required.

The salary range for this role is between $78.00 per hour and $90.00 per hour dependent on candidates experience.

Please submit your resume in confidence to paul.dusome@randstad.ca

Qualifications
• Related university degree in a technical discipline and 7+ years of experience, or 10+ years of previous field operations measurement experience

• Experience with measurement equipment in the natural gas industry would be an asset.

• Excellent knowledge of relevant codes and standards (e.g. CSA, AGA, API, GPA)

• Possesses working knowledge of applicable regulatory requirements (e.g., OPR & Measurement Canada Regulations) and actively supports compliance initiatives in partnership with Engineering, who maintain primary accountability for regulatory adherence

• Demonstrated ability to establish and maintain effective relationships, partnerships with key stakeholders and influence without authority.

• Expertise with industrial controllers used in measurement applications, such as Bristol ControlWave and FB1200/FB3000.

• Strong interpersonal, communication, facilitation, coordination and presentation skills.


Summary
High Level Description:

The role is responsible for providing senior-level technical support for Northwest Region’s measurement assets and processes, guiding operations, troubleshooting, and serving as a subject matter expert in measurement, gas quality, pressure control and line break. At times, the work may involve leading resources, small teams, projects or guiding customers.

Specific Accountabilities:

• Provide senior Meter Station, Gas Quality, Linebreak and Pressure Control and Overpressure (PC/OPP) subject matter expertise to key stakeholders including Projects, Field Operations, Commercial, and Gas Accounting.

• Guide and support the design and operation of new, upgraded, reactivated and/or deactivated meter stations and PC/OPP to ensure they meet appropriate regulatory requirements, specifications/standards, and best practices.

• Plan and ensure annual completion of the Measurement Canada High and Low Intervention regulatory requirements, in cooperation with Measurement Engineering, Field Measurement and Asset Data Management.

• Develop, execute and enforce the gas quality program including standards, procedures, coordination & reporting. This may include providing regular presentations to senior leadership and leading or participating in dedicated studies.

• Review and approve third-party PC/OPP designs and annual reporting.

• Support Enbridge Lost & Unaccounted For (LUF) management to ensure tolerances are maintained.

• Provide day-to-day technical and troubleshooting support to resolve equipment and measurement data issues in a timely manner.

• Act as a subject matter expert for various vendor supplied devices such as meters, analyzers, EFM/RTU, Line break, PC/OPP systems, etc.

• Perform technical calculations including but not limited to blow down calculations, max/min flow, and equipment sizing.

• Develop business cases by obtaining input from various stakeholders, participating in risk ranking sessions, obtaining cost estimates from Project Development and providing technically sound and cost-effective treatment options.

• Liaise with external customers and engineering firms.

• Assist Measurement Engineering in the development and maintenance of measurement standards, specifications and typicals.

• Apply the Management of Change (MOC) Program to equipment and system changes.

Role Scope:

• Responsible for supporting compliance with applicable regulations; codes; company policy; standards and specifications; and industry best practices.

• Provide deep senior technical expertise and coordinate small teams to ensure work is completed to meet design and/or regulatory requirements within budget and allocated timelines.

• Influences personnel and facility safety through technical input into the Operational Risk Management program, root cause failure analyses, and lessons learned.

• Enhances reliability and efficiency through evaluation of new equipment and technologies, review of equipment performance, and lifecycle planning of Operations replacement/upgrade projects.

• Proven track record of working within a team environment and ability to work with minimal oversight.

• Required to influence others calmly and successfully, including customers, on technical and cost issues.

Working Relationships:

Internal:

Measurement Engineering, Field Operations and Planning, Facility Integrity, Core and Major Projects, Gas Accounting, Gas Control, SCADA, Commercial, & Environment

External:

Customers, engineering firms, measurement equipment vendors, calibration facilities, Measurement Canada

Knowledge Skills, and Abilities

• Related university degree in a technical discipline and 7+ years of experience, or 10+ years of previous field operations measurement experience

• Experience with measurement equipment in the natural gas industry would be an asset.

• Excellent knowledge of relevant codes and standards (e.g. CSA, AGA, API, GPA)

• Possesses working knowledge of applicable regulatory requirements (e.g., OPR & Measurement Canada Regulations) and actively supports compliance initiatives in partnership with Engineering, who maintain primary accountability for regulatory adherence

• Demonstrated ability to establish and maintain effective relationships, partnerships with key stakeholders and influence without authority.

• Expertise with industrial controllers used in measurement applications, such as Bristol ControlWave and FB1200/FB3000.

• Strong interpersonal, communication, facilitation, coordination and presentation skills.

Working Conditions:

• This role is office-based but may require travel to field locations across North America to ensure operations and project support is delivered successfully. Approx. 15%

• Periodic time commitments outside of regular office hours may be required.

The salary range for this role is between $78.00 per hour and $90.00 per hour dependent on candidates experience.

Please submit your resume in confidence to paul.dusome@randstad.ca

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