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Encana
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Profession |
Accounting / Finance |
Openings |
1 |
Location |
Calgary, AB, Canada |
Date Posted |
October 01, 2008 |
Posted Until |
October 22, 2008 |
Experience Level |
Mid-Level |
Job Type |
Full Time |
Salary Range |
Not Specified - Not Specified |
Education Level |
University - Bachelors |
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Division: Integrated Oil Division
Business Unit: Upstream Operations
Profession/Discipline: Purchasing Analyst
Work Location: Calgary, AB
Reporting to: Purchasing Lead
To Apply: To ensure your resume receives the exposure you want, please apply on-line by using this site (click on "Click Here To Apply" link).
Application deadline: October 14, 2008
Referrals from EnCana Employees: If an external candidate is referred through the referral process and is the successful candidate, then a payment will be awarded according to the program.
As one of Canada’s premier oil sands producers, EnCana has become a key stakeholder in Canada’s crude oil community with a position of influence in determining the pace size and destination for infrastructure development serving the crude oil producing community.
The Integrated Oil Division has an exciting opportunity within their Upstream Operations. As a key member of the Contracting and Procurement Team, the successful candidate will use their business knowledge to identify and execute strategic opportunities for their Division, actively manage vendor relationships and performance, and provide Procurement support and expertise for the Division. The Procurement Analyst is required to work closely and collaboratively with both internal and external clients to provide effective procurement supervision which will result in best value for EnCana.
The ideal candidate will possess 5+ years increasingly responsible experience in procurement, possess strong organizational and communication skill, be capable of working collaboratively with diverse divisional functions and personalities under limited supervision.
EnCana’s Board of Directors recently approved a proposal to split EnCana into two highly focused energy companies: one a natural gas company with an outstanding portfolio of early life, North American, natural gas resource plays (currently with a working name of “GasCo”) and the other a fully integrated oil company with industry-leading in-situ oilsands properties and top-performing refineries, as well as an underlying foundation of reliable oil and gas resource plays (currently with a working name of “IOCo”). In the event this proposed corporate reorganization proceeds, it is anticipated that the position below will continue in IOCo.
For more information, please refer to EnCana’s May 11, 2008 news release and advisory at www.encana.com.
Duties and Responsibilities
*works closely with the clients to identify, define and forecast procurement service requirements
*assist with development of effective procurement strategies that are in alignment with overall EnCana business development goals and strategies
*assist with negotiating with key suppliers to optimize strategies and schedules for EnCana (Supplier of Choice Agreements)
*provide constructive input to the evolution of the C&P Procedures
*interface with EnCana’s Construction Management Team (CMT)
*interact with the suppliers of materials, equipment and services (performance reviews, problem resolution, opportunity identification, market intelligence, etc)
*maintain positive vendor relationships
*maintain a high level of communication with internal stakeholders, peers and Divisional leadership
Qualifications
*must be legally entitled to work in Canada
*minimum of 5 years in Oil and Gas Supply Management is required
*Bachelors of Commerce - or a related/equivalent degree - from a post-secondary institution
*PMAC designation would be an asset
Immediately following successful submission of your online application, you will receive an online message confirming EnCana’s receipt of your resume. Due to the anticipated volume of applications we are unable to respond to telephone inquiries about the status of your application.
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Applications being accepted until October 22, 2008
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