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McDermott International, Ltd. is seeking a Preservation Coordinator to supervise commissioning technicians, oversee testing, and coordinate with engineering, procurement, and construction teams. The role focuses on delivering safe, efficient commissioning works and timely handovers.
The position requires a degree in engineering and 5+ years in commissioning supervision within EPCI, with strong leadership and communication skills. Vancouver or Squamish locations available.
The Preservation Coordinator has developed advanced and specialized expertise within an analytical/scientific area to perform the most complex Commissioning-specific work and is knowledgeable of other disciplines. They can identify and resolve technical, operational, and organizational problems that impact effectiveness.
The Preservation Coordinator impacts the level of service and the team's ability to meet quality and timeliness objectives. They supervise technical employees and are accountable for the team's results within the Commissioning discipline. The Preservation Coordinator adapts departmental plans and priorities to address resource and operational challenges. Their decisions are guided by policies, procedures, and business plans, as well as guidance from Management.
Min Salary: 124,624 CAD Max Salary: 162,713 CAD (The range provided is for base salary only. In addition, McDermott offers a competitive total rewards package.)
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