Field Measurement Coordinator

Keyera; Sherwood Park; On-site; CAD 80,000 - 110,000; Full time

Job summary

Keyera seeks a Field Measurement Coordinator to support field operations, maintenance, measurement, and related teams in Alberta. You will resolve measurement issues, strengthen governance, and protect data integrity across regulatory and commercial domains.

Qualifications include 5+ years in custody transfer measurement and instrumentation, with knowledge of API MPMS and Measurement Canada standards. The role requires a valid driver's license and a proactive, collaborative approach.

Qualifications

• Minimum five (5) years of related experience in custody transfer measurement, instrumentation, measurement analysis, meter proving, production measurement, or compliance.
• Advanced knowledge of liquid hydrocarbon custody transfer measurement, proving, calibration, sampling, analyzers, density measurement, flow computers, control systems, electronic flow measurement systems, and field instruments.
• Working knowledge of Measurement Canada requirements, API MPMS, AER Directives 017 and 060, EPAP, environmental reporting requirements, and related standards.
• Experience reviewing measurement data, finding issues, investigating imbalances and data-quality problems, and coordinating corrective action.

Responsibilities

• Collect, review, validate, and approve facility measurement records and data for daily checks, month-end close, reconciliation, reporting, and audits.
• Check measurement results, balances, proving and calibration records, samples, exceptions, and validation failures for assigned terminal and pipeline assets.
• Track meter factors, investigate imbalances, failures, recurring issues, and missing data, and coordinate corrective action.
• Keep measurement data accurate and consistent across maintenance, measurement, field data, control, flow computer, schematic, operational, and reporting systems.
• Review completed preventive maintenance and work orders to confirm all records, uploads, exception reviews, and reconciliations are complete before closeout.
• Maintain accurate schematics, procedures, checklists, inspection, calibration, proving, composition, and reporting records for operational, regulatory, contractual, and audit needs.
• Coordinate EPAP work, including data gathering, reviewing controls, preparing for audits, identifying gaps, tracking corrective actions, and supporting regulatory submissions and inquiries.
• Support compliance with Measurement Canada, API MPMS, AER Directives 017 and 060, EPAP, environmental requirements, and internal standards by keeping clear records and reporting gaps.
• Provide measurement input for design and Management of Change reviews, pre-startup safety reviews, commissioning, configuration checks, equipment handover, and operational readiness.
• Validate facility leak detection measurement points and data, and work with the Leak Detection program owner on data quality, compliance, and system performance.
• Work with internal teams, customers, producers, laboratories, and third-party providers.
• Escalate unresolved data issues, workflow failures, audit risks, compliance concerns, and recurring measurement problems.

Skills

Custody transfer measurement

Meter proving

Flow computers

Instrumentation knowledge

Data reconciliation

Analytical troubleshooting

Education

Instrumentation Mechanic certification

Instrumentation Engineering Technology diploma

Job description

Why Keyera?It’s our purpose-driven culture, benefits, and people. From flexible, customizable benefits and an employer-funded pension plan to our Keyera Connects social investment program and paid employee volunteer days, we’re focused on empowering our people and communities.

Keyera Career OpportunityWhy Keyera?It’s our purpose-driven culture, benefits, and people. From flexible, customizable benefits and an employer-funded pension plan to our Keyera Connects social investment program and paid employee volunteer days, we’re focused on empowering our people and communities.Please note that compensation and benefits may be different based on the work location, position, and a candidate's experience and qualifications.Job TypePermanentTHE POSITIONReporting to the Area Manager, Maintenance, the Field Measurement Coordinator works across field operations, maintenance, measurement, engineering, quality, environmental, and business teams to resolve complex measurement issues, strengthen measurement governance, and protect the integrity of operational, regulatory, and commercial data.Responsibilities

• Collect, review, validate, and approve facility measurement records and data for daily checks, month-end close, reconciliation, reporting, and audits.
• Check measurement results, balances, proving and calibration records, samples, exceptions, and validation failures for assigned terminal and pipeline assets.
• Track meter factors, investigate imbalances, failures, recurring issues, and missing data, and coordinate corrective action.
• Keep measurement data accurate and consistent across maintenance, measurement, field data, control, flow computer, schematic, operational, and reporting systems.
• Review completed preventive maintenance and work orders to confirm all records, uploads, exception reviews, and reconciliations are complete before closeout.
• Maintain accurate schematics, procedures, checklists, inspection, calibration, proving, composition, and reporting records for operational, regulatory, contractual, and audit needs.
• Coordinate assigned Enhanced Production Audit Program (EPAP) work, including gathering data, reviewing controls, preparing for audits, identifying gaps, tracking corrective actions, and supporting regulatory submissions and inquiries.
• Support compliance with Measurement Canada, API MPMS, AER Directives 017 and 060, EPAP, environmental requirements, and internal standards by keeping clear records and reporting gaps.
• Provide measurement input for design and Management of Change reviews, pre-startup safety reviews, commissioning, configuration checks, equipment handover, and operational readiness.
• Validate facility leak detection measurement points and data, and work with the Leak Detection program owner on data quality, compliance, and system performance.
• Work with internal teams, customers, producers, laboratories, and third-party providers.
• Escalate unresolved data issues, workflow failures, audit risks, compliance concerns, and recurring measurement problems.

Qualifications

• Instrumentation Mechanic certification or an Instrumentation Engineering Technology diploma.
• Minimum five (5) years of related experience in custody transfer measurement, instrumentation, measurement analysis, meter proving, production measurement, or compliance.
• Advanced knowledge of liquid hydrocarbon custody transfer measurement, proving, calibration, sampling, analyzers, density measurement, flow computers, control systems, electronic flow measurement systems, and field instruments.
• Working knowledge of Measurement Canada requirements, API MPMS, AER Directives 017 and 060, EPAP, environmental reporting requirements, and related standards.
• Experience reviewing measurement data, finding issues, investigating imbalances and data-quality problems, and coordinating corrective action.
• Ability to read piping and instrumentation diagrams, measurement schematics, meter and proving reports, instrument data, and technical documents.
• Knowledge of maintenance, measurement, data historian, calibration, schematic, field data, and reporting systems. Experience with similar industry systems is an asset.
• Strong analytical, troubleshooting, documentation, communication, prioritization, and coordination skills, with the ability to explain technical issues clearly.
• Experience with advanced spreadsheets, data trends, visualization, or business intelligence tools is an asset.
• Ability to build strong working relationships with internal teams, customers, producers, laboratories, and third-party service providers.
• A valid driver’s license and ability to provide 5-year standard driver abstract (clean driver’s abstract.
• This role is subject pre-employment medical and drug and alcohol testing and ongoing compliance with the company’s Drug and Alcohol Policy.

Posting Expiry DateOct 21, 2026At Keyera, we embrace collaboration, inclusion, and a workplace that is as diverse as the communities we serve. Our values foster an environment for every person to bring their whole self to work.We offer a well-rounded total compensation package and a comprehensive benefits program designed with the well-being and empowerment of our employees and their families in mind.We thank all applicants for their interest; however, only those considered for an interview will be contacted.