Pipefitter

Newforce-Energy; Drayton Valley, Town of Sylvan Lake; On-site; CAD 80,000 - 110,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive wages

Benefits (dental, vision, extended健康,

Job summary

Newforce Energy Services Ltd. in Drayton Valley, AB, is seeking an experienced Pipefitter – Crew Foreman to lead field construction teams on oilfield projects and ensure safe, high-quality piping installations.

You will interpret drawings, supervise fabrication and installation of piping systems, and enforce ASME, API, CSA and OHS requirements while coordinating with supervisors and crews. Travel to remote sites is expected.

Qualifications

• 3–5 years of pipefitting and facility construction experience.
• H2S Alive
• First Aid
• Ground Disturbance Level 2
• Common Safety Orientation (CSO)
• Valid driver’s license with ability to travel to remote sites.

Responsibilities

• Oversee layout, installation, fabrication, and maintenance of piping systems in oil & gas construction.
• Ensure work aligns with drawings, specifications, codes and OHS regulations.
• Lead field crews and coordinate with supervision to deliver safe, high-quality outcomes.
• Measure, thread, and install pipes as required; work with helper as a crew under supervision.

Skills

Pipefitting

Blueprint interpretation

Safety awareness

Team leadership

Tools

Picker trucks

Rigging equipment

P&IDs

Isometrics

Job description

Newforce Energy Services Ltd. is a diversified oilfield services company specializing in pipeline, facility, electrical, and instrumentation construction. With operations based in Drayton Valley, AB and a secondary location near Sylvan Lake, AB, we are seeking an experienced Pipefitter – Crew Foreman to lead field construction teams and ensure safe, high-quality project execution.

About this Opportunity

We are an equal opportunity employer offering:

• Competitive wages
• Comprehensive employee benefits (dental, vision, extended health, life insurance)
• Subsistence, LOA, or camp accommodations depending on project.
• Consistent work in oilfield construction environments

Role Summary

The Pipefitter – Crew Foreman oversees the layout, installation, fabrication, and maintenance of piping systems in oil & gas construction settings. The Foreman ensures work is complete and accurate to drawings, specifications, codes, company procedures, and OHS regulations.

Pipefitter Foremen can measure, thread and install pipes. They work independently with a helper as a crew under the direction of the supervisor.

Qualifications & Experience

• Minimum 3–5 years of experience in pipefitting and facility construction.
• Oilfield safety certifications:
  • H2S Alive
  • First Aid
  • Ground Disturbance Level 2
  • Common Safety Orientation (CSO)

• Valid driver’s license and ability to travel to remote sites.

Technical Execution

• Strong ability to interpret drawings, layouts, maps, and specifications.
• Knowledge of flow dynamics, pressure ratings, and system components.
• Competent in operating picker trucks, rigging equipment, and completing lifts safely.
• Install and maintain piping systems, including tie-ins for new and existing infrastructure.
• Interpret P&IDs, spool drawings, blueprints, isometrics, and specifications.
• Measure, cut, thread, weld, braze, solder, and bend pipe using hand and power tools.
• Perform mechanical jointing, threading, and fabrication work.
• Conduct hydrostatic and pneumatic testing and verify system integrity.
• Install supports, valves, control systems, and structural components.
• Execute pipeline pigging, flushing, cleaning, and system reactivation tasks.
• Ensure all work meets ASME, API, CSA, ABSA, and site‑specific code requirements.

Safety & Compliance

• Enforce company, client, and OHS safety procedures.

• Conduct site hazard assessments and verify safe use of tools, rigging, and lifting equipment.
• Maintain housekeeping and ensure safe, organized work areas.

Working Conditions

• Average 10-hour workdays with overtime depending on projects.
• Outdoor, year-round work in varying weather conditions.
• Confined spaces, heights, restricted areas, and physically demanding tasks.
• Frequent handling of heavy materials, tools, cranes, knuckle‑boom, and rigging equipment.
• Travel required to remote job sites.

Job Type

• Full-time as per Alberta Construction Labour Laws
• Oilfield / Pipeline / Facility Construction
• Project-dependent scheduling