Construction/Facilities Technologist
Job Profile Summary
The Construction/Facilities Technologist is responsible for accessing and analyzing multifaceted technical data, demonstrating advanced proficiency in data retrieval and manipulation for diverse projects. The role involves interpreting technical data to contribute valuable insights to project tasks, organizing and compiling data into databases and reports for effective team communication. The role encompasses recommending improvements using complex procedures, monitoring new technology developments, and completing evaluations with precision. The role also maintains an economic database for critical analyses, utilizes knowledge of databases and software for decision-making, creates advanced databases and maps, and concurrently manages construction and facilities projects across multiple functional areas, serving as a technical expert and mentor for continuous improvement initiatives.
Job Description
Accesses and analyzes multifaceted technical data with minimal direction and supervision, showcasing advanced proficiency in data retrieval and manipulation for diverse projects.
Interprets technical data, applying comprehensive understanding to contribute valuable insights to project tasks, while also organizing and compiling data into databases and reports for the team’s use, fostering effective communication and collaboration.
Recommends improvements using complex but established procedures, leveraging expertise to enhance project outcomes.
Maintains an economic database for company reserve analysis, budget tracking, and project analysis, ensuring the integrity and accessibility of critical data.
Utilizes knowledge of public and company databases and database software to generate maps, plots, and reports, facilitating informed decision-making.
Creates PowerTools databases and maps, demonstrating advanced technical skills to enhance project visualization and analysis.
Serves as a technical expert and mentor, providing recommendations, software training, and support, and initiating and driving continuous improvement efforts, influencing construction and facilities improvement initiatives.
Qualifications
Education: Bachelor's Degree and/or commensurate work experience is required.
Experience: 6+ years of relevant experience, preferably in areas such as Production, Plant, Pipeline and Facility Design, Construction, Operations or a related field. Industry experience is preferred.
Certifications: Certified Engineering Technologist (CET)
Competencies
Oral & Written Communication
Results Oriented
Active Learning
Digital Literacy
Business Acumen
Skills
Construction Management
Facility Operations
Technical Support
Process Optimization
Regulatory Compliance
Health, Safety, and Environment (HSE)
Automation Control System (ACS)
Troubleshooting
Software and Tools
Continuous Improvement
Benefits
Our values, workplace practices, wellness programs, benefits and compensation are aimed at helping employees manage their unique personal life and care for their families so they can focus on contributing to the fullest.