Alberta Energy Regulator
Energy
Inspector,FieldOperations,West
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“Inspector, Field Operations, West at Alberta Energy Regulator. Skills: Field inspections, Regulatory compliance, Environmental practices, Incident response. Lead complex inspections on operations. Independently conduct complex inspections”
What You'll Achieve.
Improve environmental practices
Industry & Context.
Resolve problems; Analyze information; Determine compliance; Investigate incidents; Complaint resolution
On-call rotation, Overnight travel, Field site hazard assessments, PPE protocols, Bump testing monitors, Calibration monitors, Safe driving practices, Lone worker practices, Public interactions, Physical ability for field work, Driving prolonged distances, Climbing stairs, Climbing ladders, Walking industrial sites, Walking remote locations, Work in all weather conditions
What They're Looking For.
Must Have
6+ years regulatory experience, 6+ years field operations experience, Ability to conduct complex inspections, Possess valid class 5 driver's license, Positive driving record, Physical ability to conduct field work, Ability to work in all weather conditions
Nice to Have
Post-secondary training in engineering, Post-secondary training in environmental sciences, Expertise in Oilfield Environmental Reclamation, Expertise in Reclamation operations, Expertise in responding to spills, Expertise in investigating incidents, Expertise in responding to public complaints, Expertise in oilfield waste management, Understanding of production operations
What You'll Do.
Lead complex inspections on operations
Independently conduct complex inspections
Prepare inspection plans
Prepare sampling equipment
Collect information from sources
Analyze information from sources
Make recommendations to improve practices
Prepare inspection reports
Perform follow up action
Forward non-compliance for enforcement
Support planning activities
Support reporting activities
Meet objectives of Compliance Assurance Program
Support handling incidents
Respond to stakeholder complaints
Support handling stakeholder complaints
Support resolution of complex complaints
Respond to calls on emergency response line
Communicate with industry
Consult with industry
Deliver technical presentations
Participate in synergy groups
Participate at open houses
Support provincial teams
Develop proactive inspection programs
Share information between teams
Adhere to safety procedures
Complete field site hazard assessments
Conduct bump testing of monitors
Conduct calibration of monitors
Follow safe driving practices
Represent AER with stakeholders
Collaborate with health & safety team
Understand lone worker best practices
Contribute to provincial initiatives
Participate in technical teams
Act as subject matter expert
Provide support to hearings
Provide support to ADR sessions
How You'll Work.
Team & Collaboration
Work with team members; Support provincial teams; Share information between teams; Collaborate with health & safety team; Participate in technical teams
Communication Scope
Technical presentations; Industry communication; Public interaction
Full Job Description
**Location:** Red Deer, Alberta **Employment Type:** Full Time – Limited Term – Anticipated duration 12 Months **Salary Range:** T3, Level 5, $102,000.00 - $120,000.00 per year. The final compensation for this position will be determined based on individual factors, including education, qualifications, experience, and internal equity. **Inspector, Field Operations, West – Hybrid** **The Opportunity** Want to work for an organization that is committed to ‘doing the right thing’, where you can make a difference in Alberta’s energy sector? The Alberta Energy Regulator (AER) is currently recruiting for an Inspector to join our team in Field Operations, West, in the Regulatory Compliance (RC) branch. Field Inspectors at the AER are the eyes and ears of the organization in the field. We conduct proactive inspections in a multitude of disciplines, respond to incidents and complaints form stakeholders, provide industry education in the field, and support other functions of the branch and the enterprise with field-level intelligence. Your primary responsibilities will be to conduct inspections on production operations. In this role, you will have a strong background in environmental mitigation such as reclamation and reclamation operations, but will also include responding to spills, investigating incidents, and responding to public complaints to ensure compliance with AER rules and requirements. **What your day-to-day will look like:** * Lead and independently conduct complex inspections on operations/activities within the AER’s jurisdiction. Prepare inspection plans and sampling equipment (if necessary). Collect and analyze information from varied and numerous sources to determine compliance, resolve problems and make recommendations to improve environmental practices. Prepare letters and inspection reports. Perform follow up action as required or forward the non-compliance item for possible enforcement action to an investigator. * Follow and support all planning and rep
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