Operations Technician
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Establishes and maintains a safe work environment for all activities within his or her assigned unit.
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Meets expectations of Unit Operators in the Facility Safety Management System. This includes:
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Behaviour Based Job Observation program (LPO’s), Inspections, Safety Meetings, Hazard Identifications (HIDs), Near Misses, and Incident Reporting and investigation
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Prepares plant as per PTW and ICC procedures for maintenance activities
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Supports Emergency Response Preparedness as required
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Knows how to use the available equipment
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Participates in simulations as determined on schedule
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Fulfils assigned role on emergency response teams
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Follows all procedures, standards, and regulations required during the execution of his or her duties
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Detects, identifies and reacts to abnormal conditions that might develop into emergency situations
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Operates Unit to established parameters and operating targets
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Supports the development of these targets
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Follows required procedure deviation or critical device bypass procedures where approved procedures or work practices cannot be executed safely
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Identifies and troubleshoots process or operating problems of assigned unit
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Determines the problem; develops and implements corrective action
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Maintains chemical inventory between established minimums and maximums; this includes both bulk and day storage vessels
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Maintains chemical feed rates at established targets
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Identifies and supports the testing of new ideas or opportunities for improvement
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Manages Unit operation to minimize impact on the facility as a result of a process upset
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Anticipates the result of changes in facility operation and develops appropriate mitigating plans and contingencies
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Ensures that equipment requiring maintenance is prepared for the intended work and has all potential energy sources isolated
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Initiates restorative maintenance requests for the assigned unit
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Performs minor maintenance functions on operating equipment
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Maintains housekeeping standards for the Unit
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Communicates all required information regarding Unit performance to the Control Room Operator and to other affected Unit Operators
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Maintains Unit Logbook: Makes clear concise entries
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Ensures that all changes to unit are logged with appropriate explanation included
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Exercises resourcefulness, innovation, and persistence in abnormal situations
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Identifies and participates in the development or upgrade of procedures and training material as required
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When qualified, acts as a stand-in as required for other positions
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Supports the Training of backup Unit Operators
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Trains operators on the unit's processes and equipment
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Willing to undertake training as offered by the Company to expand his or her area of responsibility and competency
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Maintenance (instrumentation or mechanics) within Operations
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Offshore experience (minimum 3 years of offshore experience)