Determined, imaginative, curious—if these are some of the ways you describe yourself, we want to learn more about you! At TC Energy, we are proud to connect the world to the energy it needs. Guided by our values of safety in every step, personal accountability, one team and active learning, we deliver the critical energy that North America and the world rely on while balancing reliability, affordability and sustainability. Operations Specialist US Technologist 4/5 The Opportunity The Operations Specialist, for their respective Area(s), will provide project development, implementation and integration support and serve as the point of contact for project interface and as a technical subject matter expert (SME) in single or multiple technical trades to provide mentorship to Regional Technicians. The Operation Specialist will oversee and/or guide the operations team on process safety activities. What you'll do Team/People Leadership Primary contact for the Area Manager (or multiple managers) and the location team without the formal supervisory authority customary to employee leadership positions with respect to Project design engagement, construction execution, and integration activities (turnover, commissioning and integration) and process safety May be asked to step-up and fill in for the Regional Manager, in whole or in part, during their absence Lead/participate in community of practice for Operations Project Specialists General Leadership Communicate, implement and advocate corporate messages and programs in the spirit of the organizational vision and values. Exemplifies the TC Energy values: Safety, Integrity, Innovation, Responsibility and Collaboration Helps drive transitional initiatives and is known as a change leader, working closely with Leaders, co-workers, stakeholders, TOS and safety specialists, contractors and vendors (internally & externally) Demonstrates advanced communication skills: Facilitates flow of information Demonstrates competencies in Leadership (people or process), Business, and HSE areas Asset Management Works with operations, engineering, TOS, contract and safety personnel on aspects of equipment integrity including determination of asset criticality and optimization of preventative maintenance tasks and activities Provide area wide oversight of specific types of preventative and corrective maintenance work as directed by the Area or Regional Manager Supports the Region with the proper execution of work, and outreach across Regions as needed Reviews TOP changes with technicians as needed Collaborates with TOS to ensure Maintenance Plans are in place for all in-service equipment Has practical knowledge of compressor station equipment, pipeline facilities, metering and regulating equipment, communication systems and or other facilities appurtenant to the pipeline system; and/or routine and major maintenance on gas turbines packages, gas compressor units and associated auxiliary equipment Additional knowledge of mechanical, measurement, or control equipment such as meters regulators and valves, power electricity (including hazardous area equipment), process controls, programmable logic controllers (PLC), electric generation equipment, microwave multiplex equipment, etc. Provides advanced support in ensuring compliance. Budgeting & Goals Provides suggestions for financial budgeting and forecasting activities. Work Management Contributes across the operating Area(s) – responsible for multiple locations within an Area and/or would coach, mentor, and train technicians from multiple locations within an Area or within the Region Perform OQ Evaluator and Technical Task evaluator roles; May be considered subject matter experts for TOPs, competency statement development, OQ evaluating and training Assists in the short-range & long-range planning & scheduling of field activities within the Region May be included in Area work plans (Tool in Hand Time) to provide mentoring and training to field technicians Excluded from Area on-call rotation Project Support Supports project activities in alignment with the Work Management Governance Document as well as the applicable Project Playbook and associated Project Playbook RACI during the Prospecting, Proposal, and Implementation phases of a project Act as Operations Representative for identified GPMC and Major projects within a Region Assist Project Managers, Engineers and Construction Managers with projects and related issues as required; Examples of project workload include, but are not limited to: assistance with scope development, consolidating field operational feedback for design reviews, conducting walk throughs, participating in pre job meetings, capturing of pictures and measurements to assist with design, reviewing and providing station drawings to PM and Engineers Leads/participates in the PSSR execution and commissioning processes at the completion of projects Manage project punch list of remaining items turned over to operations in order to create MOC/E3 for completion of activities by USGO, in alignment with the Project Delivery Standard Engaged in monthly corrosion meetings Support EIGHT Advisors and Isolation Coordinators by participating in energy isolation and gas handling plan development and execution May be asked to serve as Project Manager on Break & Fix (Capital & Expense) projects on like for like replacements/repairs Issue Management Typically, the first point of contact for the escalation of work / project issues or location conflicts prior to escalation to the Regional Manager Uses analytical and leadership skills to solve problems and manage conflict Issue Management Typically, the first point of contact for the escalation of work / project issues or location conflicts prior to escalation to the Regional Manager Uses analytical and leadership skills to solve problems and manage conflict Compliance, Safety & Emergency Response Promote a culture of continuous improvement and promote safety as the highest priority Actively develops and implements new process safety management/risk management process programs and procedures for the business unit that meet federal, state, local, and provincial regulations Leads and continually drives effectiveness of established Management of Change and Pre-Startup Safety Review processes and assists in development of new and improved processes Effectively communicates and conducts process safety management training, as needed Consistently maintain and demonstrate a high regard for personal and process safety, for the protection of company assets, employees, and the general public. Provides regulatory interpretation and technical support and advice, as required, on process safety matters to facility management Supports and participates in facility process safety management/risk management plan audits Participate in investigations and root cause analysis, as applicable, when process failures or accidents occur Analyzes process safety incidents as well as process safety audits for improvement opportunities Other Performs additional duties and tasks as assigned
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level
Education Level
Associate degree
Number of Employees
1,001-5,000 employees