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Not exaggerating, I do feel like I’m an involuntary witness to some kind of fantastical, horrific, and yet comedic fever dream. The hubris, the catastrophic failure in Alberta’s oil fields, and the cascading effects of Alberta’s actions, significantly altering the course of fossil fuel industries, Indigenous land management, and pipeline resistance at multiple pipeline and extraction sites across all of North America, all happening within only one month of time.

Early 2020: The value of a barrel of Alberta oil is now worth less than a single bottle of maple syrup.

24 February 2020: Even before pandemic quarantines become universal, headlines around the world ask: “Is this the end of the era of Alberta’s Tar Sands?” This is in response to the “death’ of the 21-billion-dollar Frontier project.” After 9 whole years of negotiation, a potential deal between Trudeau and a major energy company collapses. The Frontier project would have increased Canada’s oil production by 5% and caused devegetation of at least 25,000 acres of boreal forest. The deal involved Canadian federal approval of a T/e/c/k Resources project which would depend on the construction of the Keystone XL pipeline. T/e/c/k lost hundreds of millions of dollars in paying out-of-pocket for a regulatory review. In recent months, multiple global oil giants, including R/oyal D/utch S/hell and Con/ocoPhil/lips, announced they were ending investment in Alberta’s Tar Sands.

30 March 2020: Pandemic quarantines lead to operation closures in Alberta’s Tar Sands. Now, you could probably buy 2 barrels of Alberta oil for the price of 1 bottle of maple syrup.

31 March 2020: Regardless of nearly-worthless value of Alberta oil, and while Alberta recently reports a staggering 14 billion dollar deficit as pandemic spreads, on this day Alberta premier Jason Kenney announces that Alberta will donate over 7 billion dollars in investments and loan guarantees to the Keystone XL pipeline project designed to export oil from Alberta’s Tar Sands and into the Great Plains of the US. The portion of Keystone XL that needs to be built within US borders had been legally suspended since 2012, but revived by the US government in January 2020.

2 April 2020: Less than 3 days since the Alberta provincial government granted billions to Keystone XL, on this day, Athabasca Oil Corp. is forced to end their operations at the Tar Sands, also cutting their corporate staff by 15%. Over the past week, Alberta energy titan Sun/cor was forced to close one of its two oil lines at Fort Hills, potentially diminishing processing of 50,000 barrels of oil each day. On this day, Global News Canada also reports that most Alberta energy companies have lost 20% to 50% of their staff and cut their executive member salaries by 10%. Canadian energy companies cut $6 billion in expenditures in March, about 30% of oil operations. Canadian oil companies have cut output by over 100,000 barrels each day since pandemic arrived in North America.

Bonus round, extra news from 2 April 2020: The Sault Ste. Marie Tribe of Chippewa Indians and Bay Mills Indian Community, among other tribal communities, challenge the Michigan Public Service Commission during public comment sessions, asking Michigan to deny En/bridge Energy’s Great Lakes Tunnel Project. In the midst of pandemic, En/bridge said it would not delay submitting permits to build the tunnel. The project would service En/bridge’s Line 5 pipeline, which brings oil and natural gas from Superior (Wisconsin) to Sarnia (Ontario). It is expected that Michigan will make a decision on the permits within 1 to 4 months.

5 April 2020: On 3 March 2020, En/bridge Energy, based in Alberta, announced that the completion of their Minnesota pipeline might be delayed for a year. But then pandemic happened. On this day, the Minneapolis Star-Tribune reports that Alberta’s Tar Sands difficulties might yet be directly responsible for giving activists and Minnesota Public Utilities Commission good reason to finally end the construction of En/bridge’s $2.6-billion Line 3 fossil fuel pipeline in Minnesota. En/bridge had expected the Minnesota pipeline to be operational by the end of 2020.

6 April 2020: After waiting nearly a decade to build the infrastructure, the construction of the US portion of the Keystone XL pipeline finally begins on this day, at the border between Montana and Saskatchewan, as pipeline workers move into region despite how most people on Earth are told to stay indoors and not to travel. The Fort Belknap Indian Community, located close to this pipeline construction site, declares a state of emergency in response. Tar Sands operations in Alberta have lost billions of dollars in income in the past 3 weeks.

16 April 2020: Less than only 3 weeks since Premier Kenney announced Alberta’s donation of billions of dollars to Keystone XL, and only 10 days after the Keystone XL pipeline began construction, Native organizers from Rosebud Sioux reservation (South Dakota) and Fort Belknap Indian Community (Montana) convince a judge in a small Montana city to legally halt construction on important portions of the pipeline, citing the pipeline’s potential harm to the American burrowing beetle in Nebraska’s Sand Hills and riparian species like the pallid sturgeon.

20 April 2020: The value of oil drops below $0.00 for the first time in history.

Bonus round, extra news from 20 April 2020: As a result of the Montana ruling against Keystone XL, the US Army Corps of Engineers announces that dozens, or perhaps hundreds, of fossil fuel projects in the US must be immediately halted and reevaluated, since thousands of fossil fuel projects were inadequately assessed for ecological effects since 2017. The Permian Highway pipeline in Texas and the Mountain Valley pipeline in Virginia are also expected to be delayed, costing multiple oil/fossil fuel companies across the US millions/billions of dollars.

24 April 2020: Alberta’s highest court overturns prior approval from Alberta Energy Regulator and crushes a 440-million-dollar Tar Sands project in the Moose Lake region north of Fort McMurray, only weeks before the oil operation was set to begin construction, ruling in favor of the Fort McKay First Nation who successfully sought to protect a portion of their land considered sacred. Over 70% of Fort McKay First Nation’s land is already taken by mines.

27 April 2020: 3 of the biggest Alberta energy companies report combined $4.8 billion in losses. Premier Kenney says he’s been told that Alberta will be liable for oversupply of worthless oil for at least 12-18 months.

1 May 2020: The developers of Keystone XL announce that the Montana court ruling might suspend the completion of their pipeline for over a year. US corporations and monitors of energy industries continue to say that the ruling’s effects “are hard to overstate” and are “a big deal,” which could cause legal challenges that would prevent pipeline construction for years and lead to bankruptcies.

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Friday, September 9, 2022

Canada Stabbing Suspect Dies (1440) The primary suspect in a mass stabbing across an Indigenous community in Canada’s Saskatchewan province died yesterday evening, shortly after being arrested. Officials said 32-year-old Myles Sanderson died from self-inflicted wounds after being located in a stolen vehicle and run off the road by police. Sanderson and his brother, Damien, are alleged to have killed 10 people and injured 18 others in a stabbing rampage that spanned 13 locations across the province’s James Smith Cree Nation Saturday. Damien was found dead Monday, with wounds that officials described as “not self-inflicted”—though it was unclear whether his brother is responsible for his killing. A motive has not been publicly disclosed, though authorities have speculated drugs may have played a role.

While some Americans panic about inflation, others are luxuriating in, well, luxury. (WSJ) More U.S. drivers are buying fancier vehicles than ever; sales of superpremium models such as Lamborghinis and Ferraris are through the sunroof. Wealthy families are keeping full-time tutors they hired early in the pandemic, and upper-middle-class parents, dissatisfied with K-12 schools, are following suit. College students are spending as much as $10,000—sometimes with the help of mom and dad—to make their dorm rooms TikTok-ready.

Secrets from Mar-a-Lago (Foreign Policy) The FBI has discovered files detailing another country’s nuclear capabilities stashed at former U.S. President Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago property, the Washington Post reported. Former U.S. intelligence officials warned that Trump’s decision to take the top-secret documents to his residence could have enormous security implications. “I’m sure Mar-a-Lago was being targeted by Russian intelligence and other intelligence services over the course of the last 18 or 20 months,” John Brennan, the former director of the CIA, told MSNBC. “If they were able to get individuals into that facility, and access those rooms where those documents were and made copies of those documents, that’s what they would do.”

Record heat wave puts California in fossil fuel conundrum (AP) A record heat wave put California in a fossil fuel conundrum: The state has had to rely more heavily on natural gas to produce electricity and avoid power outages while Gov. Gavin Newsom’s administration moves toward ending the use of oil and gas. The heat wave that started more than a week ago has been hotter and longer than any other in the state, and it put unprecedented strain on power supplies. That prompted Newsom to plead with people to use less power to avoid rolling blackouts—a practice that involves cutting some people’s power to save energy so the lights can stay on for everyone else. The effort worked, but meeting the state’s heightened energy demand also required activating generators fueled by natural gas, which is still a major part of the state’s power picture. The Democratic governor’s calls for conservation also drew criticism about new state policies governing electric vehicles and other measures that will only increase energy demand.

Bolsonaro Rallies Support on Independence Day (Foreign Policy) Tens of thousands of Brazilians rallied to support President Jair Bolsonaro during Brazil’s bicentennial celebrations on Wednesday, as the country’s presidential race heats up and Bolsonaro scrambles to galvanize support. Military planes flew above cities and tanks cruised through streets to mark the 200th anniversary of Brazil’s independence from Portugal. But experts say Bolsonaro blurred the lines between national celebrations and his campaign events, taking advantage of the day to rally his devoted base and push his far-right nationalist platform. Former leftist President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva holds a clear lead in the polls. For many Brazilians, Lula represents a period of economic promise and well-being—one the public is desperate to return to. But if Lula claims victory at the polls next month, some political experts fear a January 6th-like retaliation from Brazil’s right wing.

Queen Elizabeth II dead at 96 after 70 years on the throne (AP) Queen Elizabeth II, Britain’s longest-reigning monarch and a rock of stability across much of a turbulent century, died Thursday after 70 years on the throne. She was 96. The palace announced she died at Balmoral Castle, her summer residence in Scotland, where members of the royal family had rushed to her side after her health took a turn for the worse. A link to the almost-vanished generation that fought World War II, she was the only monarch most Britons have ever known. Her 73-year-old son Prince Charles automatically became king and will be known as King Charles III, his office announced. Charles’ second wife, Camilla, will be known as the Queen Consort. The impact of her loss will be huge and unpredictable, both for the nation and for the monarchy, an institution she helped stabilize and modernize across decades of enormous social change and family scandals.

Britain to cap consumer power bills (Reuters) Britain's new leader Liz Truss capped soaring consumer power bills for two years in a package that could cost about $172 billion. With Britain facing a lengthy recession sparked by a near quadrupling of household energy bills, Truss set out what she described as bold immediate action to protect consumers and businesses.

Putin Says Russia Has Not Lost ‘Anything’ in Ukraine War (NYT) As his forces struggle in Ukraine and his economy strains under sanctions, President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia struck a defiant tone on Wednesday, arguing that the West had failed in its “economic, financial and technological aggression” against Russia and that his country had only gained from the global furor over his invasion. “We have not lost anything and will not lose anything,” Mr. Putin said at an economic conference in the far eastern Russian city of Vladivostok. Mr. Putin’s statement was dismissive of the human losses Russia has faced in the grueling campaign since he launched an invasion in February. His own Defense Ministry has acknowledged hundreds of deaths, although that total has not been updated in months. Western estimates are far higher: The United States estimated last month that 80,000 Russian soldiers had been killed or wounded in the war. He also reasserted his interpretation of the war in Ukraine as the culmination of efforts to subvert an unjust world order led by the United States, saying that Western countries were “striving to maintain a former world order that is beneficial only to them.”

Support for Ukraine varies widely between the West and the rest, a new study finds. (NYT) Polling conducted in 22 countries across the globe shows a wide divergence in popular support for Ukraine in its battle against a Russian invasion, highlighting one of the challenges the United States and its NATO allies face as they try to convince the global South of the importance of the war. According to the polling of more than 21,400 people—more than two-thirds of whom live in Africa, Asia, Latin America and the Middle East—56 percent of respondents in India, 54 percent in Nigeria and 49 percent in South Africa agree that Russia is “justified in wanting to have greater influence over its neighbor Ukraine.” By contrast, 78 percent in Britain and 58 percent in both France and the United States disagree. In Germany, however, only 53 percent disagree. Perhaps most striking, only 22 percent of respondents in the United States listed Ukraine as a Top 3 global issue, despite enormous American financial and military aid for Kyiv. The United States and its allies have portrayed the war as a battle for international law against unprovoked aggression against a sovereign state. But much of the world, including China, India and large parts of Africa and Latin America, either support Russia or more commonly see the war as a superpower, U.S.-Russia conflict that they want to avoid.

China’s long, hot summer (Foreign Policy) China has just finished its hottest August since record-keeping began in 1961, with temperatures topping averages by 1.2 degrees Celsius. The record-breaking heat wave lasted for more than 70 days, scorching the country’s east and southwest and drying up rivers and lakes. State media has largely downplayed the heat wave and emphasized the heroism of volunteers in fighting wildfires in Sichuan and Chongqing. (Heat waves usually result in a rash of fatalities among older adults, but there is little coverage of that.) Along with the heat wave, a severe drought has damaged crops across China’s south, which is likely to produce a spike in fresh produce prices rather than a shortage of staple crops; an ample global rice harvest and China’s considerable grain stockpiles will probably make up for the losses.

Hong Kong therapists guilty of sedition over cartoons of sheep and wolves (Washington Post) The children’s books featured cartoons of sheep and wolves. But in the brightly illustrated pages, Hong Kong authorities saw a sinister plot against the government—so they convicted the publishers of sedition. The conviction of five producers of children’s books on Wednesday highlights China’s continuing crackdown on freedom of expression in Hong Kong. The creators, all speech therapists affiliated with a deregistered union, face up to two years in prison. They have been detained for more than a year and denied bail on national security grounds.

Conservation plan highlights Arabs’ fraught ties to Israel (AP) Ayoub Rumeihat opened his palms to the sky in prayer as he stood among tombstones for Bedouins killed in action while serving the state of Israel. Finishing the holy words, he gazed at the distant Mediterranean Sea across a valley full of olives and oak where his community has grazed goats for generations. Rumeihat says the Bedouins, celebrated by the Israeli military for their knowledge of the land, fear the government now seeks to sever their ties to that same piece of earth. Rumeihat and his fellow Bedouins see a plan to turn their land into a wildlife corridor as an affront to their service to the country. They say it’s in line with steps taken by nationalist Israeli governments against the Arab minority in recent years that have deepened a sense of estrangement and tested the community’s already brittle ties to the state. Palestinian citizens of Israel make up 20% of the country’s 9 million people. They have citizenship and can vote, and some reach the highest echelons of government and business. But they have long faced discrimination in housing, jobs and public services and face neglect at the hands of the state. Many Jewish Israelis see them as a fifth column for their solidarity with the Palestinian cause.

Doomscrolling linked to poor physical and mental health, study finds (Guardian) Doomscrolling, or the tendency to continuously surf and scroll through bad news, has boomed since the beginning of the pandemic, but a new study found that those with “severely problematic” news consumption had higher levels of stress, anxiety and poor health. For some people, the more aware of bad news they become, the more they feel the need to compulsively check for updates in hopes of lessening their anxiety. The study also found that these respondents became absorbed in news content and preoccupied with thinking about the news, found it difficult to avoid the news and had “news consumption interfere in their daily life.”

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Sully Safi Kidnapping: Realty Hidden Treasures in Canada

Historically, a crisis in the UNITED STATE economy such as the one we're experiencing would surge a wake of unfavorable growth via Canada. Up until now, that's not taken place as well as some optimists ask yourself if Canada is flexing its economic independence for the very first time. With a wealth of natural deposits, the globe's second-largest nation has actually fended off recession signals thus far as well as Canada's warm housing market remains to hum.

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While development in the metropolitan areas, such as Vancouver as well as Calgary, is expected to slow down to single-digits in 2008, various other areas are forecasted to see sharp rises in property costs as residence purchasers and financiers look for low-cost land while also making the most of the boom in Canada's oil, gas as well as farming sectors.

Unlike U.S. financial institutions, Canada's banks never ever supplied subprime loans and have actually had the ability to prevent the credit rating dilemma that's staggered the UNITED STATE Canada likewise has lowered its rate of interest since its producers depend on selling exports to the American market and also those sales reduce as the Canadian buck rises versus its U.S. equivalent.

" Softer development means reduced rates of interest and reduced rates of interest are positive for the real estate market," Gregory Klump, primary economic expert for the Canadian Realty Organization, informed CTV this month.

So Canadian real estate investors and also house customers have the ability to secure a low interest rate on a mortgage although the economic situation remains in a prolonged duration of continual development.

Right here is a look at 3 Canadian realty spots that ought to see significant increase popular this year:

1. Sooke, British Columbia - A part of the Greater Victoria Property market, Sooke is a suburb of Victoria, the funding of Canada's western district. Located to the west of Victoria on Vancouver Island, Sooke benefits from a warm environment, growing infrastructure as well as from the lack of land beyond it. To the west of Sooke is the Pacific Sea and a large swath of primitive territory that consists of a protected nationwide rain forest. Only dirt roads gain access to those areas, meaning Sooke is the end of the line as for GVRE property is concerned. As Victoria and its eastern suburban areas become congested, need for residential or commercial properties in Sooke will raise.

2. Gwillimbury, Ontario - If Toronto was situated a little further south it would remain in the United States as well as it would certainly be the fourth-largest city there. As well as if lakefront property an hour's drive from a large metropolis in the U.S. was available you would believe it would be valued in the millions. By comparison, Gwillimbury and also its nearby towns situated on Lake Simcoe are unbelievably affordable. Yet as development in Ontario continues to sprawl that's likely to change.

3. Greater Saskatoon, Saskatchewan - Bitterly cold as well as level, Saskatchewan has been the butt of several Canadian jokes, but that's altered. Agriculture is booming and also the task market is clicking along at a torrid rate. Home costs have actually adhered to, with real estate in Saskatoon being the most in demand. In January, the buck value of realty purchases in the region jumped 87 percent from January 2007 as well as year-over-year sales of residential systems boosted 37 percent, according to the province's property association.

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startupcanada · 5 years

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Saskatchewan Minerals Industry

Saskatchewan’s upstream oil and gas industry provides an estimated 36,000 person years of employment (direct and indirect).

In 2016-17, the industry contributed approximately $600 million in revenue to the provincial economy.

Saskatchewan ranked second in Canada for oil and gas investment in the Fraser Institute’s 2018 Global Petroleum Survey.

Our Competitive Edge

Saskatchewan is Canada’s second-largest oil producer, accounting for 12% of total crude oil production and the sixth-largest onshore oil-producing jurisdiction in Canada and the United States behind Texas, Alberta, North Dakota, California, and Alaska.

In 2017, Saskatchewan produced 177.2 million barrels (28.2 million cubic metres) of oil. There are approximately 37,000 active oil wells in the province.

Remaining recoverable oil reserves are 1.2 billion barrels (193.9 million cubic metres). Saskatchewan is the third-largest natural gas producing province in Canada. In 2017, gas production was 188.3 billion cubic feet (5.3 billion cubic metres).

Remaining recoverable gas reserves are 1.8 trillion cubic feet (51.6 billion cubic metres).

Improvements to horizontal oil well drilling and completion techniques have greatly improved production from formations such as the Bakken (southeast Saskatchewan), the Lower Shaunavon (southwest) and the Viking (west-central).

Other opportunities exist in shale gas in central and east-central Saskatchewan along with an estimated 2.7 million hectares of oil sands potential adjacent to the massive Athabasca deposit.

Innovation and Opportunity

Opportunities abound in exploration, extraction, processing and refining; $2.8 billion was spent in exploration and development in 2016, and an estimated $4.8 billion was spent in 2017.

An extensive network of pipelines and rail ensures quick turnaround from drilling to market.

Saskatchewan has a crude oil refining capacity of approximately 109,000 barrels (17,323 cubic metres) per day and heavy crude oil upgrading capacity of approximately 137,000 barrels (21,773 cubic metres) per day. Disclaimer: The information in this document is accurate as of December 2018; however, the Government of Saskatchewan accepts no liability for any actions taken as a result of the information contained herein.

Technology

Currently approximately 12% of the 56 billion barrels (8.9 billion cubic metres) of oil in-place is recoverable based on current and expected conditions. With approximately 88% of the oil remaining in the ground, there is excellent potential for the use of enhanced oil recovery (EOR) technology.

EOR technologies like polymer floods, carbon dioxide (CO2) injection and steam assisted gravity drainage (SAGD) have the potential to increase investment and resource recoveries in Saskatchewan.

The Petroleum Technology Research Centre (PTRC) is currently undertaking the Aquistore Project, which is the first industrial-scale deep saline formation CO2 storage project in Canada.

Two major CO2 flood projects are presently active in the province; one in the Weyburn Unit by Whitecap Resources Inc. and one in the Midale Unit by Cardinal Energy Ltd. Together these projects are projected to recover 267 million barrels (42.4 million cubic metres) of incremental oil, lengthen each unit’s operating life by at least 25 years and provide underground storage for approximately 35 million tonnes of CO2.

The Investment Climate

High exploration and development potential

Public land sales held six times a year

Excellent land access to drilling sites

Lower drilling costs due to shallower drilling depths and well-defined geology Technological advances allow greater oil production at a lower cost

Affordable land prices – lower overall business and industrial costs

Central North American location with excellent transportation services and access to markets

The Bottom Line

Tax and Royalty Structures

Stable, competitive royalty rates – among the lowest in Canada – developed in partnership with industry and which are sensitive to price and production rates

Low ‘fourth tier’ royalties and freehold production taxes applicable to all newly drilled conventional oil and gas wells

Drilling incentives for new horizontal oil wells, deep oil wells and exploratory wells Reduced royalty/freehold production tax rates for incremental oil produced due to enhanced oil recovery projects

Support and Infrastructure

Over a 40-year history of supplying goods and services to the oil and gas industry in Canada and around the world

Access to extensive crude oil and natural gas gathering systems connected to interprovincial and international pipeline networks

Leading-edge research and development (R&D) capabilities through the PTRC, the Saskatchewan Research Council and the International Test Centre for Carbon Dioxide Capture

Qualifying R&D field projects are eligible for a 30% to 50% royalty credit under the Saskatchewan Petroleum Research Incentive

Streamlined and responsive regulatory system Producers have access to extensive geological data (the most complete core lab in Canada), seismic data, well location maps and well data

Hard-working, skilled, reliable and productive workforce

For more information, contact:

Mr. Rick Musleh

Deputy Director, Investment

Saskatchewan Ministry of Trade and Export Development

1000, 2103

11th Avenue Regina, SK S4P 3Z9

Phone: (306) 787-0972

Email: [email protected]

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Facility Manager, Mile 103

We are a leading environmental solutions provider. Our integrated earth, water, waste and resource solutions deliver safe and efficient results through all phases of a project by minimizing impact, maximizing returns.™ Our dedicated employees are trusted sustainability partners to oil and gas, construction, mining, government and communities. Safety is our highest priority: it influences our actions and shapes our culture.

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As a key member of the team, this position is responsible for overseeing all aspects of the Mile 103 facility. As a Facility Manager, you are responsible for all health, safety standards, financial performance, business development, environment & regulatory and the operational excellence of the area. Your key areas of focus include: meeting health and safety standards, complying with regulations and approvals, developing operational excellence, providing top customer service to internal and external clients, and providing leadership to your operations team.

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Develop and implement health and safety programs that comply with all legal and OH&S safety standards and review with appropriate stakeholders

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Mentor staff to read and understand approvals and adhere to their intention

Ensure E&R audit trails are maintained for tracking and compliance reasons

Develop a respectful working relationship with the local field office regulators

Develop and implement E&R programs that comply with all legal, regulatory and environment standards and review with appropriate stakeholders; understand all regulatory changes and their effect on operations

Ensure prompt reporting for any non-compliance events or if in doubt, gain clarification from E&R advisors

Ensure accurate reporting both internally and externally

Operational Excellence

Plan, direct, and administer the activities of the facility in alignment with the mission; vision; values, operating policies and strategy

Provide technical and operations support to all staff

Create and maintain reporting systems for ongoing operational issues including trends, solutions, incident/accidents and variances from budget and or the business plan

Determine requirements necessary to optimize operations in line with our value of “growth and innovation”, and measure and report results; create and implement projects at facilities to improve efficiencies

Work with the Finance group to ensure fiscal integrity and meet reporting deadlines

Create and manage annual budgets as well as have the appropriate controls and reporting systems in place

Work with finance to implement and improve upon the appropriate internal controls for reporting and tracking opex and volume trends

Work closely with the Engineering and Construction group to develop and manage projects, including scope, design, construction, commissioning and measure the success upon completion

Customer Service

Ensure the business unit and its services are consistently presented in a strong, positive image

Instill a passion for customer service and the “customer experience”

Work closely with Field Sales to ensure that client needs are being met on a regular basis

Utilize a consultative sales approach to determine client needs and how we can further our service offering to better meet these needs; understand business drivers of the site/area

Ensure that procedures are in place to identify client concerns and that appropriate action is taken to include the involvement and support of necessary departments.

Assist the business development team with new ideas for growth, recommend continuous improvement projects to support business unit operations and development

Facilitate new business development processes and work with Area Managers to provide necessary business case for change and/or improvement.

Establish and maintain relationships with industry peers and major corporate players necessary for ensuring the company’s continued growth

Establish and maintain relationships at the customers’ level, through active networking, association memberships and general client relations

People Leadership

Develop the operations team and implement effective succession plans for operators

Promote operator progression through the Operator Pathway Progression Program

Foster an achievement-oriented culture where employees are motivated and rewarded for both individual and team contributions

Communicate and collaborate with other departments as needed to improve problem solving

Work with Human Resources to provide the leadership for the business unit in matters relating to hiring, training, development, discipline, termination, and wage and salary scales.

Responsible for ensuring performance management is in place as required

Qualifications:

3+ years experience in a management role

3+ years experience in a civil, contracting or oilfield service company

Related post-secondary education, or equivalent work experience

Health and Safety and Environmental and Regulatory experience

Strong mechanical ability

Computer proficiency in MS Office

Sales and Marketing knowledge

Travel once per month for various meeting

Availability to be on call 7 days per week, 24 hours per day

We are an Equal Opportunity Employer and considers applicants for all positions without regard to race, color, creed, religion, ancestry, national origin, age, gender/sex, marital status, sexual orientation, physical or mental disability, military/veteran status, citizenship status, the basis of genetic information or any other group protected by Federal or Provincial law or local ordinance.

Applicants who are extended an employment offer will be required to complete a pre-employment check. All employment offers are contingent upon the successful completion of this pre-employment process.

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