The ARO Specialist will be responsible for management and stewardship of Wellbore, Pipeline & Site Infrastructure Abandonment, Environmental Assessment, Remediation and Reclamation projects, in conjunction with the coordination of BCER LRP and Alberta Mandatory spend and other ARO Programs with the applicable provincial Regulator.

This position is a fixed term contract for 12 months, based within the Head Office located in Calgary, AB.

The Role

Regular responsibilities will include:

• Project / program management of wellbore, pipeline/infrastructure abandonment, environmental assessments, remediation, and reclamation activities, including but not limited to project planning, tracking and regular reporting of Regulator Liability Program progress, managing and directing consultants, managing costs, data, and timelines, and regulatory reporting (including reclamation certificate applications).
• Direct liaison with BCER and AER on all ARO Programs.
• Provide support in the management of databases such as Wellview and Siteview
• Review and manage well and environmental records for utilization within technical field programs
• Provide weekly updates of progress and weekly achievements
• Support corporate reporting requirements
• Manage and update corporate internal and external ARO estimates 

The Person

• Solid understanding of abandonment, remediation, risk management, and reclamation guidelines/criteria (Alberta and BC), with 10+ years'      experience
• Experience with direct communication with BCER and AER in management of ARO Programs, including existing working relationships with these provincial regulators on ARO matters
• Pipeline abandonment experience would be an asset but not required for this position (training and guidance can be provided)
• Understanding of abandonment programs and basic Drilling and Completions would be an asset
• Professional APEGA and/or EGBC member in good standing would be an asset, but not a requirement
• Experience with management of a small ARO Team
• Database and/or data management skillsets
• Experience with Wellview / Siteview is considered an asset
• Valid driver’s license
• Competent with the Microsoft Office Suite
• High attention to detail
• Strong oral presentation and written communication skills
• Energetic personality with strong initiative
• Positive attitude that seeks new challenges and is adaptable

Location: Panther & Burnt Timber Fields

The Role

This is a full-time role in the Panther/Burnt Timber fields west of Sundre and consists of a 40-hour work week (shift subject to change). This role will support the Panther/Burnt Timber Areas and occasionally support other assets within the Wildcat Hills District. The following are key responsibilities:

• Support the Production Foreman in the safe and reliable operation of wells and facilities.
• Maintain equipment and infrastructure to meet production throughput requirements.
• Adhere to all Canlin policies, procedures, and safety guidelines.
• Communicate effectively with IROC, Operations, and MRA teams.
• Use opLYNX to maintain accurate daily logs, production readings, and reports.
• Participate in on-call rotation as required.
• Foster a collaborative and adaptive team environment.
• Contribute to district goals aligned with Canlin’s low-cost producer strategy.

Please note: This position is within the scope of the collective agreement between Canlin Energy and Unifor Local 1400. Compensation will be determined as per the collective agreement.

The Person

• 3 – 5 years of experience in field operations.
• Trades or technical certification (student or graduate) would be considered an asset.
• Strong troubleshooting and problem-solving skills.
• Ability to lead and motivate in a fast-paced, high-performance environment.
• Comfortable working in sour gas processing environments.
• Experience in upstream gas processing and gathering system optimization is an asset.
• High school diploma required.
• Valid Class 5 driver’s license.
• This person will be required to meet physical demands associated with operational work (lifting up-to 50lbs, use of stairs/ladders, work outdoors in various weather conditions)
• Takes initiative to create positive change and brings forward new ideas and initiatives
• Ability to shift priorities and focus on completing tasks in a timely manner

Reporting to the Edson North Production Foreman, your key accountability will be the safe and efficient operation, care, and control of Canlin production assets. The field operator will be responsible for all aspects of gas and oilfield operations in a safe and effective manner including operating sour gas wells, field compression, pipeline pigging, plunger lift systems, monitoring chemical rates, all contributing to a safe working environment for Canlin. You will be required to provide direct guidance and support to consistently meet or exceed expectations in the following areas: production, operating cost, corporate values, environment, health and safety, training, regulatory and emergency response.

Location: Edson Area, AB

The Role

This is a full-time role in the Hanlan Robb field and consists of a 7 on 7 off work shift (shift subject to change). This role will support the Hanlan Robb and PECO areas, and occasionally support other assets within the Edson District. The following are key responsibilities:

• Assist the Production Coordinator in the safe and reliable operation of the area’s wells and facilities
• Ensure equipment, facilities and wells are maintained to meet throughput requirements
• Demonstrate and uphold all Canlin’s rules, guidelines, policies, and procedures applicable to the operation
• Maintain a high level of communication with the Integrated Remote Operations Center (IROC), Operations and MRA teams
• Utilize opLYNX to maintain accurate daily equipment logs, records, production readings and all electronic reporting formats
• Requirement to be on-call
• Promote an adaptive, and collaborative environment in the field operations team
• Support district objectives to meet Canlin’s goals as a low-cost producer

Please note: This position is within the scope of the collective agreement between Canlin Energy and Unifor Local 508-A. Compensation will be determined as per the collective agreement.

The Person

• Trades or Technical Certification is considered an asset
• Excellent troubleshooting skills
• Ability to motivate others in a high performing, fast-paced work environment
• Comfortable working in a sour gas processing environment and facilities
• A strong understanding and experience in upstream gas processing, and gathering system optimization will be considered an asset
• High school diploma
• Valid Class 5 driver’s license
• Certification in H2S Alive, First Aid, WHIMIS, TDG 
• This person will be required to meet physical demands associated with operational work (lifting up-to 50lbs, use of stairs/ladders, work outdoors in various weather conditions)
• Takes initiative to create positive change and brings forward new ideas and initiatives
• Ability to shift priorities and focus to complete tasks in a timely manner