(Temp) Steam Operator Entry Level

NorthRiver Midstream • Taylor, MI

2d • Onsite

About The Position

NorthRiver Midstream is a leading gas gathering and processing business focused on expansion and innovation. They operate primarily in Northeast British Columbia and are known for safe, reliable operations, measurable emission reductions, sustainability commitments, and meaningful indigenous partnerships. Their culture emphasizes partnership, collaboration, ownership, and solution-finding. This role is a temporary, safety-sensitive position within the Operations team.

Requirements

• Grade 12 or equivalent technical training
• 3rd Class Power Engineering Certification, valid in BC
• Valid BC Class 5 drivers license
• Problem solver: hands-on, logical thinking, practical solutions, attention to detail with big-picture awareness, adaptable, seeks efficiency.
• Team player: collaborative spirit, contributes to group success, offers support, shares knowledge, steps up when needed.
• Flexible mindset: curious, handles situations without a playbook, tackles challenges creatively, innovative solutions.
• Safety-first mindset: prioritizes safety, follows protocols diligently, stays alert to hazards, proactively addresses unsafe conditions, performs lockout/tagout, completes safety checklists, participates in drills.

Nice To Haves

• Gas Plant Operations (GPO) Certification
• 1-3 Years’ experience as a shift operator in an oil/gas processing facility
• Mechanical Aptitude
• Strong focus on safety
• Strong team player capable of working with minimal supervision

Responsibilities

• Participate in the development of safe operating procedures.
• Complete all North River Midstream training as required.
• Operate all plant systems for respective area in a safe, effective and efficient manner, meeting all regulatory requirements and focusing on continuous improvement of operating practices, plant reliability and production.
• Manage day to day operations activities of assigned plant area(s) including: Equipment preparation and lock out for maintenance, Regular plant safety equipment inspections, Operator equipment checks and process equipment readings, Issue of work permits for the area(s) of responsibility, Input of notifications for failed equipment within assigned area(s).
• Troubleshoot equipment and/or process problems.
• Understand and apply environmental permit requirements, policies, and reporting procedures; spill control and clean up procedures.
• Communicate all process changes and concerns at the end of shift; completing the daily shift log.
• Apply safety practices, procedures; reporting all accidents, incidents and near misses.
• Work in a team environment within the Process Operations line of progression.

Benefits

• A culture of continuous learning and mentorship from the best in the business (and fun!).

What This Job Offers

• Career Level: Entry Level
• Education Level: High school or GED