Facility Operator ; Non-Union

Cavvy Energy is a majority Canadian-owned corporation headquartered in Calgary, Alberta with a focus on the exploration, extraction and processing of natural gas. Cavvy Energy owns and operates natural gas and liquids-producing assets across Canada, with a primary focus on our Foothills assets in Alberta which produce approximately 45,000 boe/day, in addition to our three major sour gas processing facilities. Cavvy Energy employs approximately 300 people across its operating locations and Calgary head office.

We are an inclusive and diverse team with many exciting challenges and opportunities for learning and career growth.

Cavvy Energy’s Shantz Sulphur Processing Facility is centrally located 25km West of Didsbury, AB
. You will report to the Shantz Foreman / Chief Power Engineer. In this role, you will safely and responsibly operate equipment and process control systems while supporting reliable and efficient plant performance. You will monitor operating conditions, conduct field checks, and adjust control systems and equipment to optimize production. This is a dynamic role that requires operators to train and qualify in the operating units, as well as a process and utility control room panel.

This is a field-based role with frequent work in open environments with extremes of heat and cold, often in proximity to high voltage and/or chemicals which require safety precautions such as protective clothing and equipment. This shift-based role is structured on rotating 12-hour shifts and is subject to callouts for covering other operator absences, work associated with abnormal operations, and/or emergency response activities.

This is a safety-sensitive role that may be subject to testing to ensure fitness to work.

• Responsible for the safe and efficient operation of the facility. Monitor plant systems including glycol systems, hot water systems, cooling water towers, and Roto-formers (which drop molten Sulphur onto cooling belts to form solid pastilles)
• Complete training and achieve required qualifications for assigned areas in alignment with facility expectations;
  Proactively address skill and knowledge gaps;
  Expected training duration for initial area is 6-12 months. Full unit area qualification is 2-3 years.
• Conduct isolation and permitting activities in an industrial setting.
• Operate and monitor plant equipment (conveyors, pumps, valves, roto-formers).
• Operate the site’s glycol heating boilers in compliance with the regulations.
• Adjust controls to regulate flows, pressure, and maintain levels.
• Maintain optimal plant performance and safety standards.
• Collaborate with your shift team and partner with other shifts to balance workloads and ensure tasks are completed on time.

• Start-up and shutdown of plant systems following standard operating procedures.
• Monitor finished product quality and ensure compliance with specifications.
• Perform routine sampling as required.
• Maintenance & Trouble Shooting:
• Conduct minor repairs and preventive maintenance on equipment.
• Identify and troubleshoot operational issues to minimize downtime.
  
  Coordinate with maintenance teams for major repairs.

• Meet the requirements of WHMIS, ABSA, and ASME codes as required.
• Adhere to environmental, health, and safety regulations and company policies.
• Follow and apply all the site’s safe work procedures.
• Perform safety checks and participate in emergency drills.
• Maintain accurate logs and documentation for regulatory compliance.
• Participate in safety meetings, risk assessments, and mechanical integrity programs.

• Record operational data in logs and digital systems (e.g., Maximo).
• Conduct thorough…