Crude Quality Technician at Kingston… · Slave Lake

Job Overview: Reporting to the Foreman, Quality and Measurement, the Crude Quality Technician supports crude quality, measurement, and risk management at Marten Hills/Slave Lake by completing sampling, analysis, equipment verification/calibration, and reporting activities. This role ensures timely accurate quality data and will assist in executing a crude quality program by learning new technologies pertaining to crude quality specifications, maintaining monitoring equipment, and performing daily field sampling and analysis of crude oil products in accordance with industry-standard protocols.

Position Responsibilities:

Complete routine and event-based crude sampling and analysis to support quality and custody transfer (e.g., vapor pressure, viscosity, sulphur, C4, and other required tests). Monitor incoming and outgoing crude quality (including LACT quality) and proactively identify shifts that could impact quality, custody transfer, or commercial obligations. Verify results through validation checks and comparisons with third-party laboratory data. Document, trend, and communicate results, risks, and recommendations to Operations, Oil Movements, and Marketing. Support shipping, crude movement, and optimization activities in accordance with Kingston procedures and the Measurement Manual. Coordinate internal SME and external vendor support for equipment issues; assist with maintenance, housekeeping, and facility upkeep to support safe operations. Support third-party meter proving/calibration and complete verification/calibration for the TMS truck unload system (as applicable). Provide day-to-day support to the Operations team.

Working Conditions: Crude Quality Technician performs physical demanding duties including but not limited to repetitive bending, standing, crouching, sitting, and lifting to 50 lbs on a repetitive basis. Works in terminal, laboratory environments and field including outdoors in all weather conditions. Work schedule is: 8 days on 6 days off, on-call rotation is expected.

Skills and Qualifications:

High school diploma or equivalent; post-secondary or technical diploma with Instrumentation is an asset. Oilfield, terminal, or facility operations experience with strong mechanical aptitude. Experience with laboratory, analytical, and/or measurement equipment. Strong attention to detail and commitment to data integrity and documentation. Strong troubleshooting and problem-solving skills; able to work independently with minimal supervision and contribute effectively to a team. Clear verbal and written communication skills. Safety-focused with sound judgment; willing to obtain and maintain required industry certifications. Working knowledge of ASTM and API standards, and applicable regulations (e.g., Alberta Energy Regulator Directive 017). Valid Class 5 driver’s licence and ability to travel within the area of responsibility.

Note: Candidates must be legally entitled to work in Canada without sponsorship.

We thank all applicants for their interest; however, only candidates selected for an interview will be contacted.