HVAC - Journeyman - W

C.P. Services Ltd; Conklin; On-site; CAD 55,000 - 83,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Camp accommodations provided

Travel provided

Job summary

C.P. Services Ltd is seeking an HVAC Journeyman for an on-site role at Cenovus Christina Lake North. This full-time position follows a 14/14 12-hour day shift, with camp accommodations and travel provided.

You will inspect, diagnose, maintain, and install HVAC systems on industrial oil and gas sites, adhering to Alberta OHS regulations. Candidates must hold a valid HVAC Journeyman certificate, Class 5 driver's license, and safety certifications; CP Services provides PPE and safety training.

Qualifications

• Valid HVAC Journeyman Certificate required.
• Class 5 Driver's License required.
• Drivers Abstract must show no more than 4 demerit points.

Responsibilities

• Inspect heating, refrigeration and air conditioning systems on site.
• Diagnose condition of HVAC infrastructure and components.
• Perform preventative maintenance on HVAC equipment.
• Construct and install new heating, refrigeration and air conditioning infrastructure.
• Communicate inspection results, maintenance plans and installation details to supervisors.

Education

HVAC Journeyman Certificate

Class 5 Driver's License

Drivers Abstract - ≤4 demerit points

Job description

Location – Cenovus Christina Lake North

Employment Type: Full Time

Shift Schedule - 14/14 12 hour Days

Camp Accommodations - Provided

Travel: Provided

Trade / Scope Specific responsibilities, including, but not limited to:

1. Inspection of existing heating, refrigeration and air conditioning infrastructure, equipment, and related components.
2. Diagnose condition of existing heating, refrigeration and air conditioning infrastructure, equipment, and related components.
3. Perform preventative maintenance on existing “trade” infrastructure, equipment, and related components.
4. Recommend best-fit solutions for existing “trade” infrastructure, equipment, and related components.
5. Service and repair existing “trade” infrastructure, equipment, and related components.
6. Construction of new heating, refrigeration and air conditioning infrastructure.
7. Assembly and installation of new and replacement heating, refrigeration and air conditioning infrastructure, equipment, and related components.
8. Communication of inspections, diagnoses, preventative maintenance, recommendations, construction, service / repair, and installation of heating, refrigeration and air conditioning infrastructure, equipment, and related components.
9. Documentation of inspections, diagnoses, preventative maintenance, recommendations, construction, service / repair, and installation of heating, refrigeration and air conditioning infrastructure, equipment, and related components.
10. Follow safety guidelines, approved processes and procedures on the job site.
11. Communicate effectively with supervisors and crew members to minimize disruptions and maximize productivity.
12. Work cohesively with teams of employees or contractors.
13. Communicate in a polite and courteous manner.

PPE Requirements

All HVAC Journeyman personnel are required to wear and maintain the following personal protective equipment (PPE) while on site:

• CSA-approved steel-toe safety boots
• Hard hat (CSA-approved)
• High-visibility vest or clothing
• Protective gloves suitable for mechanical work
• Safety glasses or goggles
• Hearing protection in designated high-noise areas
• Flame-resistant (FR) clothing where required
• Fall protection equipment (harness, lanyard, anchorage) when working at heights

CP Services provides all required PPE and ensures personnel are trained in its proper use and maintenance in accordance with Alberta OHS legislation and site-specific requirements.

Work Environment

The HVAC Journeyman role is based on industrial oil and gas worksites, which may include:

• Remote or rotational camp environments
• Confined spaces (boilers, ducting, mechanical rooms)
• Elevated work areas requiring fall protection
• Exposure to high temperatures, noise, dust, and chemical agents
• Outdoor conditions including extreme weather

All personnel are expected to follow site-specific safety protocols, participate in required safety orientations, and maintain compliance with all Alberta OHS regulations. CP Services prioritizes a safe working environment and ensures employees have the necessary training, supervision, and equipment to perform their duties safely.

Please note the successful candidate will be required to pass a drug and alcohol and fit for work exam.

Applicants must already hold the following certifications to be eligible for this position. If the successful candidate does not already possess these certifications, they will be required to obtain them at their own expense prior to commencing work.

General Certifications Required

1. Valid Class 5 Driver's License
2. Valid Drivers Abstract - No more than 4 demerit points
3. Valid HVAC Journeymans Certificate

General Safety Certifications Required

• H2S Alive training
• CSTS 2020
• Standard First Aid
• WHIMIS 2025
• Confined space
• Fall Protection