Temporary Entry Level Process Operator

NorthRiver Midstream•Taylor, MI

2d•$49 - $55

About The Position

NorthRiver Midstream (NorthRiver) is one of North America's leading gas gathering and processing businesses on an exciting path of expansion and innovation that's not slowing down. We do energy differently. We are a lean, agile, customer driven company with an asset base primarily located in the rich Montney reserves of Northeast British Columbia. We have a proud and well-earned reputation for safe, reliable operations. We've made real commitments to measurable emission reductions and sustainability, and our results back this up. We have a verifiable track record of meaningful indigenous partnership founded on mutual respect. Our culture is one of partnership, collaboration, ownership and an unwavering commitment to finding solutions together. We’re looking for a process operator to join our all-star team. We’re looking for: A problem solver: You’re hands-on, approach challenges with logical thinking, and break down complex issues to find practical solutions. You balance attention to detail with big-picture awareness, adapt quickly, and constantly seek more efficient ways to work. A team player: You bring more than just your technical skills to the table; you bring a collaborative spirit. You actively contribute to the success of the group, offering support, sharing knowledge, and stepping up when needed. Flexible mindset: You are curious and flexible, handling situations without a playbook. You tackle challenges creatively and come up with innovative solutions. Someone who puts safety first: You prioritize safety in every task, recognizing that it's not just a requirement but a responsibility. You follow protocols diligently, stay alert to potential hazards, and proactively address unsafe conditions. Whether it’s performing a lockout/tagout, completing safety checklists, or participating in drills, you lead by example and help foster a culture where safety is second nature. Here is a sample for some of what your workdays may look like: 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. Environmental permit requirements, policies, and reporting procedures; spill control and clean up procedures. Communication of all process changes and concerns at the end of shift; completing the daily shift log. Application of safety practices, procedures; reporting all accidents, incidents and near misses. Working in a team environment within the Process Operations line of progression.

Requirements

Grade 12 or equivalent technical training
4th Class Power Engineering Certification, valid in BC
Valid BC Class 5 drivers license

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.
Environmental permit requirements, policies, and reporting procedures; spill control and clean up procedures.
Communication of all process changes and concerns at the end of shift; completing the daily shift log.
Application of safety practices, procedures; reporting all accidents, incidents and near misses.
Working in a team environment within the Process Operations line of progression.