ABOUT US
Trans-Northern Pipelines Inc. (TNPI) operates regulated pipelines to safely transport the refined petroleum products (gasoline, diesel, aviation, and heating fuel) used by Canadian businesses and consumers every day. These pipelines connect refineries in Edmonton to Calgary, including the Calgary International Airport; and refineries in Nanticoke, Ont., and Montreal to the Greater Toronto Area (GTA), with lateral pipelines to Ottawa as well as to Pearson International Airport and Pierre-Elliot Trudeau International Airport. In operation since the 1950s, we are committed to operating in a safe and environmentally responsible manner to protect the public, the environment, and the pipelines.
WHAT’S IN IT FOR YOU?
TNPI offers a stable, flexible work environment with predictable business growth. The company is backed by three major shareholders who are all Fortune 500 companies and among the oil and gas industry leaders in North America.
TNPI has a culture that supports personal initiative, and is a place where employees have considerable autonomy and ownership of their functions. The flat organizational structure allows for broad mandates and the opportunity to expand your skills and experience, as well as access to decision-makers and senior leadership. The TNPI culture is collegial, values employee input, and supports work/life balance. TNPI achieves operational excellence in four pillars: Safety, Environment, Reliability and People.
POSITION SUMMARY
Reporting to the Supervisor – Maintenance Projects and CS&U, Toronto System, the Project Technician – Millwright/Mechanical’s main responsibility is to support engineering capital projects, field services level projects which includes but is not limited to; overseeing teams of multiple contractors and also take part in work related to the ILI programs and nitrogen purge programs, oversee groups of multiple contractors for smaller scale civil and mechanical projects related to facility or booster station and pipeline construction and maintenance and also take part in completing mechanical work with other technicians as required for project related work. This work will include but is not limited to all ILI and nitrogen purge launch and receive activities, project related pipeline systems lockout, pipeline and booster station drain downs, pipeline and booster station re-pressurization and commissioning of new mechanical equipment installed on the pipeline with vendors. This position ensures that project deliverables are compliant with all applicable codes and standards, regulatory requirements, TNPI Operational Excellence Management System (OEMS), and all applicable procedures and safe work practices. This position may also include some hands-on work around company assets and dealing with hydrocarbons which includes working with the base business department to inspect, repair and maintain facilities as needed and when available. The Project Technician – Millwright/Mechanical works with Field Services and Engineering, to provide feedback and information on improving processes and procedures related to project execution, commissioning, and start-up work.
KEY RESPONSIBILITIES
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Executes and oversees all project related work at a field level, ensures all company policies are being adhered to by all contractors involved in the work. Effectively communicates to all involved in the project work to ensure compliance and identify issues that could impact safety, costs, or schedules.
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This position will focus on supporting all engineering and field services mechanical projects in the field.
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Works with vendors to commission new mechanical equipment installed in the pipeline system.
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Assist’s the project team with creating complex lockout, system drain-down and pressure-up/start-up procedures and executes these procedures in the field.
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Oversees and takes part in pipeline maintenance projects including ILI and Purge programs.
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Coordinates and initiates third party support for project related work.
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Required to become proficient with all TN critical procedures and work practices for all work.
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Operations facility maintenance including inspection and repair of facilities, including completing critical and non-critical PM’s within facilities and pump stations.
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Provides feedback to the project team, identifies opportunity for improvement on processes and procedures related to project execution, commissioning, and system start-up.
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Demonstrates visible safety leadership to inspection, identification, and response to daily operations safety issues.
EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE:
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Industrial Mechanic Millwright (443A) Interprovincial Red Seal Certification or equivalent is preferred. Will also consider those with suitable training/apprenticeship and experience to qualify for Journeyman’s License under provincial registration or those with suitable mechanical experience and training with pipeline systems, procedures, and work execution.
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4-5 years related work experience in heavy industrial and process environments; preference will be given to those with experience in oil and gas environments such as pipeline and refinery.
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Mechanical aptitude proficiency, experience working with large motors, pumps, valves, and actuators.
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Experience working with electrical equipment, lockout, and de-energization.
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Project Management experience and training considered an asset, able to use experience and training at a field level to work with contractors and co-workers.
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Understanding or knowledge of relevant CSA and provincial standards and codes
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Strong computer skills are required, must be proficient with Microsoft Office applications
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Knowledge of ERP Software is considered an asset (IFS, SAP)
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Strong verbal and written communication skills.
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Valid Ontario driver’s license in good standing.
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Incident Command System (ICS) training considered an asset.
TRANSFERABLE SKILLS
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Safety first mentality and demonstrates safety leadership.
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Must be competent and accountable.
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Must be able to work alone without direct supervision when required.
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Able to handle elevated risk situations and must have the ability to work under pressure, managing multiple tasks at any given time.
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Strong leadership skills required and must be comfortable and able to supervise and direct contractors of different disciplines (electrical, mechanical, and civil).
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Possesses high attention to detail, including accuracy and completeness.
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Effective organizational skills.
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Follow’s procedure without deviation, asks questions and collaborates when required.
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French language: bilingual or professional working proficiency considered an asset.
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Loyal and committed.
YEARS OF POSITION RELATED EXPERIENCE
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Minimum of 6-9 years of experience required. 10+ years in the industry preferred.
WORKING CONDITIONS
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Position is located in Mississauga, Ontario.
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Travel is required between Kingston, ON to Nanticoke, ON
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Occasionally the project technician will support the Montreal System, from Montreal-East, QC to Kingston, ON.
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Field position is exposed to outdoor temperatures and conditions.
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This position is a safety sensitive and a risk sensitive position and requires you to be fit for duty at all times.
MORE OF WHAT WE OFFER
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Work in a small, highly competent team whose members share your high sense of commitment.
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Industry-competitive pay.
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Company Vehicle supplied.
We are an equal opportunity employer. We thank all applicants for their interest. Only those chosen for an interview will be contacted.
Job Types: Full-time.
