Field Operator: On‑Site Nitrogen & Equipment Lead

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

Benefits offered by this job

Overtime

Field Bonus Program

daily per diems

Job summary

Air Liquide Canada in Sarnia, ON is seeking a Field Operator to safely operate nitrogen and liquid pumping equipment at local bases and customer sites. You will prepare rolling stock, rig in and test equipment, and monitor safety gauges during operations.

Travel across Canada (~70%) is required. A Class 1 license with off‑road experience and mechanical aptitude is essential, with strong knowledge of PPS processes and safety standards.

Qualifications

• 2+ years of experience operating nitrogen equipment, pumpers and bulkers.
• 2+ years’ experience in oil refineries, petrochemical plants, pre‑commissioning, commissioning, start‑up and maintenance in Oil & Gas/Heavy Industrial.
• Understanding of execution of Nitrogen services.
• Class 1 driver license with off road experience and mechanical aptitude is a MUST have.
• Background in CET, MET, Heavy Equipment Technician, Mechanical Engineering Technology, or related tech programs preferred.
• Certifications such as CSTS, WHMIS, H2S, TDG are assets.

Responsibilities

• Has working knowledge of service lines and products and can operate required equipment.
• Under supervision, mobilize equipment safely to and from sites.
• Safe rig in and operation of PPS equipment on customer sites.
• Document information for supervisory staff and PPS paperwork.
• Work with teams to improve work processes and propose corrective measures.
• Operate vehicle safely and report dangerous situations or accidents.

Skills

Nitrogen equipment operation

Oil & Gas industry knowledge

Class 1 driver license

Mechanical aptitude

Education

Civil Engineering Technologist

Mechanical Engineering Technologist

Heavy Equipment Technician

Power Engineering Technologist

Tools

Off-road operation

Job description

Air Liquide Canada in Sarnia, ON is seeking a Field Operator to safely operate nitrogen and liquid pumping equipment at local bases and customer sites. You will prepare rolling stock, rig in and test equipment, and monitor safety gauges during operations.

Travel across Canada (~70%) is required. A Class 1 license with off‑road experience and mechanical aptitude is essential, with strong knowledge of PPS processes and safety standards.