Contract: Regulatory Technician- Pipeline and Facility Licensing / Calgary

The valued client, a large Oil & Gas client is seeking a Regulatory Technician to join their Calgary team on a long term contract basis.

Description:

The role of the Regulatory Technician is to facilitate, administer, and regulate the licensing of facilities and pipelines for construction, maintenance, and abandonment projects. Regulatory Technicians are responsible for creating accurate and compliant public notification documents and facility and pipeline license applications, in addition to reviewing and compiling audit documentation in order to meet or exceed all regulatory requirements. As a Regulatory Technician, you will liaise with various departments and government bodies within Western Canada and support multiple assets and business areas.

Deliverables:

• Prepare accurate and compliant facility and pipeline license applications for new construction
• Prepare accurate and compliant license amendment applications for existing facilities and pipelines
• Prepare accurate and compliant public notification letters
• Review and interpret plot plans and process flow diagrams for submission compliance, in addition to other technical documents such as emission calculations, air dispersion modeling, noise impact assessments etc.
• Liaise with Engineering, Surface Land, Construction, Production, Operations, Integrity, Environment, and Emergency Response departments
• Liaise with Government regulatory agencies
• Promote compliance assurance and regulatory advocacy

Competencies:

Safely Drives Results – Drives results with integrity and efficiency to meet organizational, team, and project goals while ensuring regulatory compliance. Organized, prioritizes work, and holds self accountable.

Enables Agility – Takes a proactive, long term, and big picture approach to solving problems and creating value for the organization, while managing risk and adapting quicky and effectively to changes. Initiates and supports continuous improvement initiatives and applies lessons learned.

Develops Talent – Inspires a learning environment and continually seeks opportunities for professional and personal development.

Communicates with Impact – Communicates clearly and concisely, and in a respectful and professional manner. Actively listens and demonstrates empathy.

Fosters Collaboration – Partners with stakeholders to build relationships and network within and outside of team. Demonstrates humility and acts in a trustworthy and reliable manner, and is accepting of constructive feedback. Supports a positive and respectful environment.

Enhances Technical/Professional Expertise – Maintains and grows a high level of technical and professional expertise. Follows established processes and procedures, monitors and manages regulatory change, is detail oriented, and has strong analytical and interpretive skills to ensure regulatory compliance.

Qualifications:

• 5+ years’ experience in the oil & gas industry (associated diploma or certificate is an asset)
• 5+ years’ experience with facility and pipeline licensing
• 5+ years’ experience working with regulatory requirements in Alberta (Saskatchewan, British Columbia, Manitoba, and Canada Energy Regulator experience is an asset)
• Strong working knowledge of AER Directive 056 and Manual 12, and associated Acts, Regulations, and Directives (equivalents in other jurisdictions are an asset)
• Strong understanding of governmental organization and processes in relation to oil and gas development
• Strong working knowledge of the AER’s DDS and OneStop systems (system equivalents in other jurisdictions are an asset - IRIS, Kermit, AMS, etc.)
• Experience with Accumap, Abadata, Petrinex, SharePoint, Spotfire, Power BI an asset
• Excellent interpersonal and communication skills
• Strong analytical and problem-solving skills
• Organized and effectively prioritizes tasks to achieve deadlines
• Self-motivated and adaptable