Field Operator – Nitrogen Systems, Travel‑Ready

Airgas; Sarnia; On-site; CAD 50,000 - 61,000; Full time

Job summary

Air Liquide Canada is seeking a Field Operator in Sarnia, ON. The role focuses on safe operation of nitrogen and liquid pumping equipment at base and customer sites, with daily preparation and rigging, testing, and de-mobilization activities.

Responsibilities include safe rigging, on-site operation, accurate documentation, and cross-functional teamwork to improve processes. Frequent travel across Canada (~70%) is required; a Class 1 license and strong mechanical aptitude are essential.

Qualifications

• 2+ years’ experience operating nitrogen equipment, pumpers, bulkers.
• 2+ years’ experience in oil refineries, petrochemical plants, pre-commissioning, commissioning, start-up and maintenance.
• Understanding of nitrogen service execution.
• Class 1 driver license with off road experience and mechanical aptitude.
• Educational background in CET, MET, Heavy Equipment Technician, Bachelor of Technology or Power Engineering Technologist preferred.
• Certifications such as CSTS, WHMIS, H2S, TDG are assets.
• Travelling across Canada, roughly 70% of the time.

Responsibilities

• Operate and drive equipment required to perform services.
• Mobilize equipment to and from sites under supervision.
• Safe rig in and operation of PPS equipment at customer sites.
• Document information on site and in PPS paperwork.
• Collaborate with teams to improve work processes.
• Drive vehicle safely and report any incidents.

Skills

Nitrogen equipment operation

Oil & Gas industry experience

Mechanical aptitude

Class 1 driver license

Off road experience

Safety awareness

Education

CET / Civil Eng Technologist

MET / Mechanical Eng Technologist

Heavy Equipment Technician

Bachelor of Technology

Power Engineering Technologist

Job description

Air Liquide Canada is seeking a Field Operator in Sarnia, ON. The role focuses on safe operation of nitrogen and liquid pumping equipment at base and customer sites, with daily preparation and rigging, testing, and de-mobilization activities.

Responsibilities include safe rigging, on-site operation, accurate documentation, and cross-functional teamwork to improve processes. Frequent travel across Canada (~70%) is required; a Class 1 license and strong mechanical aptitude are essential.