Overview
Project Type: Construction
Project Location:
Shift: Day
Schedule: 8/6 or 21/7
Accommodations: Poplar Ridge Lodge
Travel Details: Drive in / Drive out with Travel Allowance Provided
GC: Graham
Allied Partner: Integrated Constructors Ltd.
Reference Number: 21947
Located in the Southern Athabasca region, MEG’s Christina Lake Project is a multi-phased project approximately 150 kilometers South of Fort McMurray in Northeast Alberta.
Comprised of approximately 200 square kilometers of leases, this SAGD operation currently has regulatory approvals in place to produce approximately 210,000 bpd.
All workers will be staying at the state-of-the-art Poplar Ridge Lodge, which boasts a gym, rec area, commissary, laundry facility, Wi-Fi, cable, custom sandwiches, as well as full breakfasts and dinners.
We have an amazing, experienced site team at MEG Energy who have safety and efficient work practices at the top of mind.
Jardeg is recruiting Welder Apprentices (1st and 2nd Years) to join the team supporting MEG Energy Pipeline Projects on site near Conklin, Alberta. Long term positions with full-time hours on either an 8/6 OR 21/7 shift rotation. Drive-in/ drive-out to site with Travel Allowance provided.
Currently a $3 per hour incentive will be paid on top of base hourly rate to Welder Apprentices for all hours worked (regular and overtime).
Currently a $500 ($250 each way) Travel Allowance offered with requirement to drive to and from site each shift.
Welders join or sever metals in beams, girders, vessels, piping and other metal components, make metal parts used in construction and manufacturing plants, and weld parts, tools, machines and equipment. Welders develop patterns for projects or follow directions given in layouts, blueprints and work orders, clean, check for defects and shape component parts, sometimes using a cutting torch to weld parts together.
Responsibilities:
Apply safe work practices according to Occupational Health and Safety Act (OHS) legislation and WHMIS in relation to welding trade.
Select and describe the use of personal protective equipment (PPE) and safe practices for climbing, lifting, rigging and hoisting in this trade.
Describe the safety practices for hazardous materials and fire protection.
Understand the role of the Alberta Apprenticeship and Industry Training Board and the network of industry committees that represent the trades and occupations in Alberta.
Safely use hand tools and power tools.
Safely assemble and use oxyfuel equipment.
Cut and gouge using the plasma arc and carbon arc cutting processes.
Read and interpret drawings.
Locate and record heat numbers.
Understand electrical concepts, types of metals and their characteristics, joints and weld types.
Interpret welding symbols, distortion and methods of control, as well as identify weld faults.
Interpret and apply Welder Instruction Sheets/ Weld procedures, Selecting the correct welding rod and preheat temperatures based on the WIS/WP supplied to them.
Comprehend and utilize trade math such as problem solving involving fractions and decimals, ratios and geometric formulas, utilizing both metric and imperial measures.
Minimum Requirements:
Must be registered in AIT’s (Alberta Industry Training) Welding Apprenticeship Program or equivalent from another provincial trades governing body.
Construction Safety Training Systems – 09 (CSTS-09) Certification required.
H2S Alive Certification required.
Fall Protection.
Confined Space.
Mask Fit Test.
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With a significant presence in the construction, industrial maintenance, and turnaround sectors, Jardeg is the largest recruiter of skilled trades in Canada. In 2022 alone, we’ll be supporting over 10 million manhours of work and a peak headcount over 10,000.
If you’re a tradesperson working in Canada, our position across commercial, infrastructure, and industrial construction, plus maintenance and turnarounds means we have more than just a job for you. We have a lifetime of work.