Health, Safety and Environmental Coordinator - Fort St. John, Canada - Pacific Canbriam Energy Limited

Description

THE COMPANY
Headquartered in Calgary, Alberta and with operations near Fort St.

John, British Columbia, Pacific Canbriam Energy Limited ("PCE") is committed to our 5Cs business philosophy of creating benefits for our Community, Country, Climate, Customer, and Company.

PCE believes that the quality of its resource is a strategic asset that differentiates the company.

Early efforts to identify a scalable, low cost supply source led to a focus in the Altares and Kobes Montney regions in northeast B.C.

The Montney is a world class resource and Altares is among the highest quality areas.

The region possesses a unique combination of thickness and over-pressure, which contributes to highly efficient stacked resource development and strong well deliverability.

Pacific Canbriam's Montney resource also possesses a high liquids content and overall rock quality that translates into a highly competitive supply cost.

We believe that teamwork is the foundation of our success. We have established a culture where problem solving skills and critical thinking are highly valued. Individual technical disciplines collaborate to achieve common objectives and continuously improve results. PCE's strategy and its culture are centred on this commitment.

The next iteration of our integrated approach relates to the planned export of our natural gas to markets in growing economies overseas.

To achieve this aim, PCE will supply B.C.'s proposed Woodfibre LNG project, which will liquefy the natural gas and load it into vessels.

The natural gas will be shipped to help supply a growing demand for cleaner sources of energy in Asia.


THE POSITION
PCE is currently searching for a field-based Health, Safety and Environment ("HSE") Coordinator working out of our Fort St. John, B.C. office, with frequent travel to our field locations.

The role will provide HSE support to the following areas:
Operations, Drilling & Completions, and Facility Construction.

Reporting into the Operations Manager, the primary accountability of the HSE Coordinator is to provide technical support through coaching and mentoring of the staff, enabling them to uphold PCE's HSE policies and standards.

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Key Responsibilities_

• Work jointly with local leadership to ensure implementation and daily practice of the HSE Management System
• Act as a liaison between the PCE HSE teamand stakeholders within Operations, Drilling & Completions, and Facilities teams
• Provide strong leadership in PCE's HSE culture, with a focus on hazard identification and risk management
• Work closely with fieldbased staff and contractors to identify and plan work ensuring it's carried out in accordance with PCE's HSE policies, standards and operating practices
• Use available HSE data sources and information to identify incident and injury trends for leadership discussions and action
• Assess the utilization and implementation of the HSE Management System and identify any improvement opportunities within areas of responsibility
• Contribute to the development and implementation of appropriate proactive HSE initiatives
• Lead, facilitate, or participate in the investigation of incidents or high potential near misses
• Collaborate with regulatory agencies to ensure a strong and cooperative relationship is maintained
• Ensure that appropriate reporting and communications of HSE related issues occurs within the HSE group, local leadership, and the applicable regulatory agencies
• Provide support in Emergency Response Plan (ERP) activities which would include ensuring regular drills and exercises are conducted
• Lead local HSE meetings and provide technical support / advice on issues
• Review and ensure appropriate follow up and closure of incidents / near misses reported in the Incident Management System
• Support local leadership in the effective implementation of the Contractor Management System.
• Travel to the field locations 2 to 3 days per week is expected
• Prepare monthly and annual HSE stewardship reports for PCE management team

THE INDIVIDUAL
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About You_

• Strong organization, time management and interpersonal skills and the ability to work effectively with diverse teams across the business
• Excellent verbal and written communication skills
• Demonstrated track record of improving HSE culture through coaching, mentoring and positively influencing work behaviours
• Personal commitment to HSE and the demonstration of selfleadership capabilities
• Ability to work effectively in a team environment

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Qualifications_

• Technical diploma or professional status in the Health, Safety and/or Environmental fields or equivalent experience
• Advanced Safety Management Certificate and/or Canadian Registered Safety Professional designation
• Minimum of three years of direct Health, Safety and/or Environmental experience
• Solid understanding of Oil and Gas operations and HSE related regulations on environmental and safe operating procedures
• Valid Class