Facilities Integrity Engineer

Kingston Midstream is seeking an experienced Facilities Integrity Engineer to join our collaborative team of Integrity professionals. The successful candidate will be responsible for maintaining facility integrity programs for Tanks and Pressure Vessels, including short and long-term planning, and completion and oversight of inspections, repairs, and alterations.

1. Lead planning and scoping activities related to the integrity management of tanks and pressure vessels, while collaborating with appropriate stakeholders.
2. Ensure integrity management plans are adequately scoped for inclusion in the annual budget and long-range planning processes while applying cost-benefit analysis and fit-for-purpose principles.
3. Develop, implement, and maintain integrity management programs and processes, including related procedures, standards, and guidelines for the management of tanks and pressure vessels in compliance with evolving regulatory requirements and industry best practices.
4. Support regulatory and third-party internal audits, and address corrective and preventative actions in a timely manner.
5. Provide technical direction and oversight to project execution teams to ensure completion of project scopes and documentation safely, on schedule, and on budget.
6. Ensure development, implementation, and maintenance of effective hazard identification and risk assessment processes.
7. Provide timely technical support, expertise, and analysis necessary to support operational or capital project related issues, and regulatory requests.
8. Participate in or Lead, as directed, any investigation, reporting, and follow-up activities associated with departmental incidents or facilities loss of containment events.

This position is primarily office-based (75%), with regular travel to and from field sites in northern Alberta, southeast Saskatchewan, southwest Manitoba.

Education: Engineering Degree or suitable Technologist Designation.
Registration: Professional Engineer in Alberta, and/or Saskatchewan, and/or Manitoba.
Experience: 4+ years of progressively responsible engineering experience related to facility integrity and facility operations.
Certifications: ABSA In-Service Pressure Equipment Inspector and/or TSask Licensed Pressure Equipment Inspector certification would be considered an asset.
Skills: Excellent quantitative and analytical skills, effective communication skills, high degree of personal initiative, strong attention to detail, ability for problem-solving and critical thinking skills, ability to work under pressure within tight deadlines, possession of a valid Class 5 driver's license and an acceptable driver's abstract.

Kingston Midstream is committed to providing a flexible work practice to allow office employees to work both from the office and from a remote location. This position may work remotely Mondays and Fridays and in Kingston Midstream’s office Tuesday to Thursday.