Operations Maintenance Coordinator

**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.

PCE is committed to protecting people and the environment through responsible natural resource development. We are proud to engage in industry-leading sustainability practices and promote continuous improvement throughout all areas of environment, social and governance (ESG) topics.

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.

**OUR FACILITIES**

Our fully sweet natural gas operation is centralized around our main Altares shallow cut refrige plants located approximately 124 kms northwest of Fort St. John, BC near Hudson’s Hope, BC. We have a Plant, Field, and water handling division all supported by our in-house maintenance department, complete with a warehouse and maintenance shop. We generate power, recycle our produced water and make our fuel gas. We commissioned a third phase of expansion at our large central processing facility in February 2022 and are working towards completing another phase of expansion by the end of this year.

PCE has invested extensive amount of capital in our water infrastructure to facilitate high water recycling rates and a full life cycle approach to water management. We are continuously expanding our storage requirements and evaluating internal water disposal options to align with our growth strategy. PCE strongly believes in sustainable development and we are continuously implementing improvements within our operations to lower emissions.

**OUR CONTRACTS**

The company provides renewable one-year contracts with competitive hourly person and truck rates, monthly travel pay compensation based on location/distance traveled and cell phone allowances. For those who are travelling to site from away, accommodations and meals are included at our private, fully catered operations camp. The facility is six years old and has amenities that include a theatre, gym, and a games room. Personnel also have their own private room with an ensuite bathroom.

**THE POSITION**

PCE is actively recruiting an Operations Maintenance Coordinator (OMC), based out of Fort St. John, BC field site or Calgary, Alberta. Reporting to the Maintenance Superintendent, this role is central to ensuring the efficient coordination and execution of maintenance activities, projects, and budgetary considerations within our facility. The position is tailored for a proactive individual with a foundational understanding of maintenance operations, project coordination, and budget management.

The OMC acts as the bridge between Operations and Maintenance. The OMC is responsible for the screening, prioritisation and approval of Corrective Maintenance notifications (work requests). A key part of the OMC’s role is to be the owner of the CM Backlog to ensure that planned work meets the most current cost/benefit and other screening criteria. Familiarity with central production treatment/storage/compression facilities, wells, water injection pumps, and related equipment would be advantageous.
- **Key Responsibilities **_
- Maintenance Execution and Planning: Identify and prioritize work; plan and schedule preventative and corrective maintenance for 6 weeks, 90-day and 1 year look ahead; integrate maintenance schedule; closing work and improving performance; ascertaining maintenance productivity; Look back loop for all maintenance work orders.
- Application of Safety Critical Elements for Maintenance Execution
- Owner of the Corrective Maintenance Backlog