Gas Plant Operator
4 hours ago
Sundre, Alberta, Canada
Cavvy Energy
Full-time
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Position Summary:
Cavvy Energy’s Caroline Complex is located near Caroline, AB, reporting to the Caroline Plant Operations Foreman. In this role, you will safely and responsibly operate equipment and process control systems while supporting reliable and efficient plant performance. You will monitor operating conditions, conduct field checks, and adjust control systems and equipment to optimize production. This is a dynamic role that requires operators to train and qualify on all operating units, as well as process and utility control room panels
This is a field-based role with frequent work in open environments with extremes of heat and cold, often in proximity to high voltage and/or chemicals which require safety precautions such as protective clothing and equipment. This shift-based role is structured on rotating 12-hour shifts and is subject to callouts for covering other operator absences, work associated with abnormal operations, and/or emergency response activities. This is a safety-sensitive role that may be subject to testing to ensure fitness to work.
Key Responsibilities:
Operational Monitoring & Control
Responsible for the safe and efficient operation of a 1st Class, sour gas plant with fractionation unit, stabilization unit, deep cut, sulfur plant, and all associated utilities.
Complete training and achieve required qualifications for assigned areas in alignment with facility expectations; Proactively address skill and knowledge gaps; Expected training duration for initial area is 6-12 months. Full unit area qualification is 3-4 years
Conduct isolation and permitting activities in a large industrial setting.
Operate and monitor gas plant equipment (compressors, pumps, valves, heat exchangers).
Operate the site’s power boilers in compliance with the regulations.
Adjust controls to regulate flow, pressure, and temperature of gas streams.
Maintain optimal plant performance and safety standards.
Collaborate with your shift team and partner with other shifts to balance workloads and ensure tasks are completed on time.
Other duties as required.
Process Management:
Start-up and shutdown of plant systems following standard operating procedures.
Monitor gas quality and ensure compliance with specifications.
Perform routine sampling and testing of gas streams.
Maintenance & Trouble Shooting
Conduct minor repairs and preventive maintenance on equipment.
Identify and troubleshoot operational issues to minimize downtime.
Coordinate with maintenance teams for major repairs.
Safety & Compliance:
Meet the requirements of WHMIS, ABSA, and ASME codes as required.
Adhere to environmental, health, and safety regulations and company policies.
Follow and apply all the site’s safe work procedures.
Perform safety checks and participate in emergency drills.
Maintain accurate logs and documentation for regulatory compliance.
Participate in safety meetings, risk assessments, and mechanical integrity programs.
Communicating & Reporting:
Record operational data in logs and digital systems (e.g., Maximo).
Conduct thorough and effective shift handovers, following site-specific operating discipline to ensure continuity and clear communication.
Communicate with supervisors and other departments about plant status.
Report incidents, anomalies, and maintenance needs promptly.
Receive and respond to public inquiries regarding site activities, redirecting them as appropriate to ensure positive community interactions.
Education and Work Experience:
Minimum of 5 years’ experience in a similar role at a gas processing facility; sour gas processing facility experience preferred but not required.
Minimum of a 3rd Class Power Engineering Certificate required; 2nd Class preferred.
Valid Canadian Class 5 drivers’ license with a clean abstract.
Current certification in H2S alive, First Aid, WHIMIS, TDG required.
Essential Skills:
Demonstrated ability to adapt to process changes and modifications.
Demonstrated computer literacy (e.g. Microsoft Office, Maximo, etc.) and knowledge of automated operations systems.
Excellent verbal, written and interpersonal communication skills, including the ability to communicate effectively within the team and across the district.
Works well with others in a fast-paced environment
Proven analytical and problem-solving skills
Excellent organizational and project management skills
Ability to speak, read, and write English and the ability to perform basic math.
Ability to read and interpret facility maps, technical drawings, and technical schematics.
Ability to work in a team-based work
This is a field-based role with frequent work in open environments with extremes of heat and cold, often in proximity to high voltage and/or chemicals which require safety precautions such as protective clothing and equipment. This shift-based role is structured on rotating 12-hour shifts and is subject to callouts for covering other operator absences, work associated with abnormal operations, and/or emergency response activities. This is a safety-sensitive role that may be subject to testing to ensure fitness to work.
Key Responsibilities:
Operational Monitoring & Control
Responsible for the safe and efficient operation of a 1st Class, sour gas plant with fractionation unit, stabilization unit, deep cut, sulfur plant, and all associated utilities.
Complete training and achieve required qualifications for assigned areas in alignment with facility expectations; Proactively address skill and knowledge gaps; Expected training duration for initial area is 6-12 months. Full unit area qualification is 3-4 years
Conduct isolation and permitting activities in a large industrial setting.
Operate and monitor gas plant equipment (compressors, pumps, valves, heat exchangers).
Operate the site’s power boilers in compliance with the regulations.
Adjust controls to regulate flow, pressure, and temperature of gas streams.
Maintain optimal plant performance and safety standards.
Collaborate with your shift team and partner with other shifts to balance workloads and ensure tasks are completed on time.
Other duties as required.
Process Management:
Start-up and shutdown of plant systems following standard operating procedures.
Monitor gas quality and ensure compliance with specifications.
Perform routine sampling and testing of gas streams.
Maintenance & Trouble Shooting
Conduct minor repairs and preventive maintenance on equipment.
Identify and troubleshoot operational issues to minimize downtime.
Coordinate with maintenance teams for major repairs.
Safety & Compliance:
Meet the requirements of WHMIS, ABSA, and ASME codes as required.
Adhere to environmental, health, and safety regulations and company policies.
Follow and apply all the site’s safe work procedures.
Perform safety checks and participate in emergency drills.
Maintain accurate logs and documentation for regulatory compliance.
Participate in safety meetings, risk assessments, and mechanical integrity programs.
Communicating & Reporting:
Record operational data in logs and digital systems (e.g., Maximo).
Conduct thorough and effective shift handovers, following site-specific operating discipline to ensure continuity and clear communication.
Communicate with supervisors and other departments about plant status.
Report incidents, anomalies, and maintenance needs promptly.
Receive and respond to public inquiries regarding site activities, redirecting them as appropriate to ensure positive community interactions.
Education and Work Experience:
Minimum of 5 years’ experience in a similar role at a gas processing facility; sour gas processing facility experience preferred but not required.
Minimum of a 3rd Class Power Engineering Certificate required; 2nd Class preferred.
Valid Canadian Class 5 drivers’ license with a clean abstract.
Current certification in H2S alive, First Aid, WHIMIS, TDG required.
Essential Skills:
Demonstrated ability to adapt to process changes and modifications.
Demonstrated computer literacy (e.g. Microsoft Office, Maximo, etc.) and knowledge of automated operations systems.
Excellent verbal, written and interpersonal communication skills, including the ability to communicate effectively within the team and across the district.
Works well with others in a fast-paced environment
Proven analytical and problem-solving skills
Excellent organizational and project management skills
Ability to speak, read, and write English and the ability to perform basic math.
Ability to read and interpret facility maps, technical drawings, and technical schematics.
Ability to work in a team-based work