Plant Operator

Imperial is committed to responsible development of Canada’s energy resources while reducing emissions to support a net‑zero future.

A Plant Operator at Cold Lake will receive hands‑on training and then work independently in a heavy oil plant environment. Rotating 12‑hour shifts and the requirement to relocate to Cold Lake are essential.

• Understand and abide by all safety rules and standards, reporting hazards and holding responsibility for the safe operation of the assigned facility, tools and company vehicles.
• Operate process, water reuse and steam units including process equipment, steam generators, water treatment facilities, compressors, pumps, treaters and utilities.
• Make process changes to ensure quality control of end products.
• Work in a crew environment to manage activities involved with field gate, all plant units or sulphur recovery operations.
• Participate as a team member to identify and implement continuous improvement opportunities within the facility.
• Surveil equipment such as compressors, pumps, treaters, etc.
• Safely perform physical tasks at times, e.g., moving drums of chemicals, lifting, climbing ladders.
• Perform minor maintenance and plant housekeeping.

• Completion of Power Engineering Technology diploma.
• Demonstrated progress on an ABSA 3rd class certificate.

• Must have a driver’s license and be comfortable to drive a pick‑up truck.
• Rotating 12‑hour shifts involving inside and outside work.

Cold Lake, AB –

Start date:

May 2026. Final date to receive applications:
April 30 2026.

• Competitive salary plus pension, health care and savings plans.
• Three weeks of vacation (pro‑rated first year), one scheduled Friday off per month and 12 holidays.
• Flexibility programs such as Flex Your Day, part‑time and job‑sharing arrangements.
• Employee‑led resource groups and early professional development program.

Imperial is an Equal Opportunity Employer and encourages all eligible applicants. Imperial conducts business in a manner that respects the land, environment, rights and cultures of Indigenous communities.