Vibration Analysis Technician - Fort McMurray, Canada - Jardeg-Construction

Jardeg-Construction

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Fort McMurray, Canada

2 weeks ago

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Sophia Lee

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Description

Position:
Vibration Analysis Technician - CNRL Albian Maintenance

Project Type:
Maintenance Projects

Project Location:
CNRL Albian

Shift:
Day or Night

Schedule: 7 days on, 7 days off

Accommodations:
Camp

Travel Details:
Fly to and from site

GC:
Graham

Allied Partner:
Heartland Constructors Inc.

Reference Number: 24784

Jardeg is currently seeking a Vibration Analysis Technician to join the esteemed team at Heartland Constructors Inc., stationed at the CNRL Albian site near Fort McMurray, Alberta. This position offers the excitement of a fly-in, fly-out role with convenient charter flights available from either Calgary or Edmonton. You'll enjoy a well-structured 7-days-on and 7-days-off rotation, with 12-hour workdays, complete with two 30-minute breaks (one paid and one unpaid).

This full-time position is available for an immediate start. If you're eager to make a significant impact as a vital member of a dynamic team and thrive in a stimulating yet fulfilling environment, this is your opportunity to shine and showcase your exceptional skills.
Your responsibilities cover a broad spectrum of tasks, allowing you to demonstrate your expertise and versatility.

While not limited to the following, your primary duties include:

Inspecting, troubleshooting, and analyzing data from rotating equipment to ensure the reliability of plant equipment for uninterrupted operations.
Identifying corrective methods to enhance machine health and reliability.
Recording work orders in a computerized maintenance system to accurately describe necessary tasks for addressing undesirable conditions.
Conducting baseline and acceptance testing of new and rebuilt equipment.
Gathering and interpreting data for equipment repairs or new projects to maximize uptime.
Conducting continuous vibration monitoring of rotating equipment and performing specialized diagnostic testing.
Performing indepth analysis of vibration, ultrasound, and thermal imaging data to assess machine health.
Maintaining vibration databases, trends, balance data, history, and monthly reports.
Carrying out predictive analysis to identify equipment vulnerabilities and potential endoflife issues.
Conducting resonance, phase, and crosschannel phase testing.
Being available for emergency calls during nighttime hours.
Collaborating closely with area Reliability engineers, Lube Techs, and other Vibrations Techs.
Contributing to CNRL's journey toward Predictive Maintenance and Machine Learning.

Key Aspects of the Role:

Monitoring vibration in rotating equipment to detect various failure modes, including bearing issues, misalignment, imbalance, soft foot mounting, mechanical looseness, and resonance.
Employing vibration analysis techniques for early detection of vibration issues to prevent critical damage, costly repairs, and safety hazards.
Utilizing various methods to monitor and analyze vibration data from structures or rotating equipment.
Ensuring equipment is returned to service without any faults.
Identifying recurring issues with "bad actor" equipment and determining root causes.
Preventing unscheduled machine downtime and improving plant reliability.
Reading diagrams, schematic drawings, and service manuals to determine the best location for vibration probes.
Carrying out predictive and operational procedures.

Minimum Requirements

Common Safety Orientation (CSO) or CSTS0
ISO Category 2 (or higher) Certification
Energy Safety Canada Certified Confined Space Entry & Monitor
Energy Safety Canada Certified Fall Arrest and/or Fall Protection
Basic Rigging Certification
Aerial Work Platform (AWP)
Valid Government Issued Identification
Certified Journeyperson and holds a valid recognized credential

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With a significant presence in the construction, industrial maintenance, and turnaround sectors, Jardeg is the largest recruiter of skilled trades in Canada.

In 2022 alone, we'll be supporting over 10 million manhours of work and a peak headcount over 10,000.

If you're a tradesperson working in Canada, our position across commercial, infrastructure, and industrial construction, plus maintenance and turnarounds means we have more than just a job for you.

We have a lifetime of work.