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Profession |
Engineering & Related Services |
Openings |
1 |
Location |
Fort Mcmurray, Alberta, Canada |
Date Posted |
May 12, 2008 |
Posted Until |
June 11, 2008 |
Experience Level |
Mid-Level |
Job Type |
Full Time |
Salary Range |
Not Specified - Not Specified |
Education Level |
University - Bachelors |
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Business OverviewNear Fort McMurray in Northern Alberta, Suncor Energy Inc. Oilsands Operation recovers bitumen from oil sands and upgrades it to refinery-ready feedstock and diesel fuel.Construction is underway for the next phase of oil sands growth, which is expected to deliver production capacity of 350,000 barrels per day in 2008, growing in stages to a goal of up to 550,000 barrels per day in 2010 to 2012 and growth is not expected to stop there. Expansion and opportunity are words you hear often at Suncor.Our growth = significant career opportunity for youPosition Outline:Reporting to the Manager, Reliability Engineering, the Lead Reliability Specialist will responsible for the development of reliability improvement initiatives for mining assets such as Shovels, Haul trucks, and Auxiliary Equipment (dozers, graders, backhoes).Key Accountabilities:The Lead Reliability Specialist’s responsibilities include:- Leading and developing a team specific to an asset such as Trucks to identify and resolve reliability and maintenance issuesthrough coaching, performance management, and stewardship of results
- Monitoring performance trends, identify anomalies, and recommend improvements
- Developing maintenance and reliability strategies and programs for mobile equipment fleets including preventative maintenance procedures, spare parts requirements, and inspection needs
- Identifying and implement predictive technologies to improve reliability predictions
- Developing projects (capital/operating) to address reliability improvement plans including equipment replacement/ major rebuild justifications
- Managing programs to ensure compliance to regulations related to mobile equipment and associated facilities including inspections, testing, repair of lifting devices
- Developing expertise in reliability engineering techniques (Reliability Centred Maintenance,Failure Mode Effects Analysis) and apply as appropriate
- Participating in Failure Analysis, Root Cause Analysis and incident investigation teamsQualification Requirements:The successful candidate will have:
- Engineering degree with 10years experience preferably in a mine maintenance organization
- Ability and experience in leading, mentoring , and developing team members
- Strong focus on safety, integrity and reliability- Strong communication and interpersonal skills- Strong troubleshooting, problem solving and decision making skills- Computer literacy (Microsoft Office, SAP)Working Conditions:Achieving world-class safety excellence is key to Suncor’s goal of becoming a sustainable energy company. We work hard to maintain an exceptional workplace.
- This position is based at our Main Plant located 24km north of Fort McMurray.
- Unionized environment
- Shifts Schedule: 40 hour work week (this may vary depending on the position)
- Safety: Suncor's Journey to Zero is a strategy aimed at eliminating all occupational injuries and illnesses
- Mining: In the mine, about 500,000 tonnes of oil sands are mined every day using shovels with buckets that hold 100 tonnes. The ore is transported in some of the world’s largest trucks carrying close to 400 tonnes per load. On a daily basis, Oil Sands currently move almost 1 million tonnes of oil sand and overburden combined.What Makes this Attractive:When you join Suncor Energy, you’re signing on with a leader that has built a solid foundation for both business success and employee success through a rewarding compensation package which includes:
- Participation in our stock options program
- Competitive Base Salary
- Attractive Annual Incentive Program
- Flexible Benefits Package
- 17 Personal Time Off Days (depends on work schedule)
- Housing Programs (subject to approval)Location Based Information:Fort McMurray, the largest city in the Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo, is an exciting community rich in history and with an unlimited potential for the future. Some area facts include:
- 435 km northeast of Edmonton- Population 79,000
- Airport with daily flights to major centres
- Medical services include the Northern Lights Regional Health Centre which provides 24-hour emergency care, surgical services, radiology and a medical laboratory; also dentists, counsellors, chiropractors, and massage therapists
- Primary, elementary, secondary (public and Catholic) and college educational institutes
- 130 km of park trail system as well as numerous sports facilities
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Applications being accepted until June 11, 2008
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