Fugitive Emission Technician - Whitecourt, Canada - GreenPath Energy

GreenPath Energy

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Whitecourt, Canada

2 weeks ago

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Sophia Lee

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Description

About GreenPath Energy:
Field Technician Job Description / Responsibilities are as followed, but not limited to:
GreenPath Energy is currently looking for individuals for the Northern Alberta/ BC and Central Alberta area.

Technicians will travel to sites provided by clients to conduct fugitive emission surveys
All applicants must have a strong understanding of mid/upstream oil and gas processes
This includes a highlevel understanding of compressors the ability to identify pneumatic & control devices
Use optical gas imaging to detect fugitive emission sources, including but not limited to FLIR cameras
We utilize a variety of different meters (Calscan, Hi-Flow Samplers, etc.) to measure methane sources
Our technicians are detailoriented individuals and will have the ability to work alone or with a team
A good understanding the provincial and/or federal methane regulations that pertain to the region
GreenPath energy is a very safety conscious company, and we cultivate a culture of safety for our clients, and our staff.
Willingness to be away from home, staying in hotels or camps, and working outside under a variety of conditions
Maintain positive working relationship with client contacts, suppliers, and contractors
Professionally represent Greenpath Energy at client facilities and while driving company vehicles
Complete comprehensive Job Safety Analysis at job locations
Perform and document calibration of monitoring instrument as required
Map reading skills to locate facilities and specific equipment within a facility. (Proficiency with paper maps, GPS systems, and legal subdivision coordinate systems are an asset.)
Ability to drive on public and private unpaved roads in various weather conditions. (Experience on radiocontrolled roads an asset)
Ability to perform basic maintenance and troubleshooting on monitoring equipment, Android tablets, GPS devices, personal gas monitors, etc

Education and Experience Minimum Requirements

Individuals with an Instrumentation or Operator background will be preferred. Strong computer skills and a high level of comfort working with technology are required.

We are ideally looking for applicants from the Northern Alberta /Bc or Central Alberta areas, but all submissions will be reviewed.

Applicants must have a driver's license.

02 years of industrial experience working in oil & gas industry
Proficient with Google and Microsoft office Suite products (Excel, PowerPoint, Word)
Must possess good driving record and a valid driver's license
Must be located or willing to relocate to Grande Prairie or Central Alberta (no relocation package)
Resourcefulness, flexibility, and resiliency to operate in a dynamic work environment
Comfortable working in a fastpaced environment
Able to work independently, managing multiple responsibilities (i.e., selfstarter, selfmotivated)
Excellence in communication and collaboration skills that facilitate detailed planning, timely decisionmaking, and efficient implementation.
Willingness and ability to travel 5075% of the time to remote locations
Willingness and ability to work for extended periods of time outdoors in various weather conditions (Note: Current monitoring technology does not work in heavy rain, heavy snow, temperatures below 15°C, or temperatures above +40°C. But outdoor work is expected in all other weather conditions.)

Compensation