Job Order Detail

Description

POSITION AND RESPONSIBILITIES

As a member of the maintenance engineering department, you will be responsible for ensuring maintenance engineering work requirements are efficiently planned and executed to deliver maximum equipment and facility availability.  In addition, you will be responsible for the continued development of our formal structural integrity programs for stationary assets (tanks, pipelines, building structures, etc.), ensuring regulatory compliance  with TSASK for boilers and pressure vessels, conducting field inspections of stationary assets to applicable codes, interpreting technical inspection reports, and the development of repair plans to correct deficiencies.

EDUCATION AND QUALIFICATIONS

Requirements of the position:
    Bachelors degree in mechanical or structural engineering
    Four to eight years of progressive experience in process and/or mining operations
    Equivalent combination of education and work experience will be considered
    Eligible for registration with the Association of Professional Engineers and Geoscientists of Saskatchewan (APEGS)
    Strong understanding of predictive and preventative maintenance
    Ability to effectively communicate and build strong relationships
Assets:
    Experience in administering an integrity program at a large industrial setting, such as mining, milling, chemical processing, or refinery
    Experience in industrial construction and repair techniques, including fabrication, welding, industrial coatings
    Excellent organizational and communication skills
    Experience using SAP
    CMRP designation, API 510, 570, 571, 580, 653 certifications

Applicants will be considered for a level within the job progression, which is appropriate to their qualifications.