Surface Land Admin Student: Build Energy Asset Skills

Canadian Natural; Calgary; On-site; CAD 25,348,000 - 32,787,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive salary

Paid time off during Christmas week &夏

relocation assistance under Student R

Job summary

Canadian Natural seeks a Surface Land Administration Student to join our Calgary head office for an 8- or 12-month term starting May 2027. This role offers hands-on exposure to surface land processes, data maintenance, and collaboration with experienced professionals in a supportive environment.

You will contribute to abandonment and reclamation projects, gain knowledge of provincial databases and the Acts and Directives, and participate in a range of ad-hoc projects while building skills for a

Qualifications

• Currently enrolled in Energy Asset Management Program or related post-secondary program.
• Experience with Accumap, Abadata, and provincial databases.
• General knowledge of the surface lifecycle.
• General knowledge of the Acts and Directives.

Responsibilities

• Help facilitate abandonment and reclamation projects and understand activities related to the program
• Ensure data integrity/maintenance of surface files
• Assist with capital projects and understand the role of surface land in acquiring wells and facilities
• Assist with procedure review and updating
• Support the third-party process and understand liability and regulations associated to granting consent
• Ad-hoc projects as required

Skills

General knowledge of surface lifecycle

Acts and Directives knowledge

Education

Currently enrolled in Energy Asset Management Program or related post-secondary program

Tools

Accumap

Abadata

Provincial databases

Job description

Canadian Natural seeks a Surface Land Administration Student to join our Calgary head office for an 8- or 12-month term starting May 2027. This role offers hands-on exposure to surface land processes, data maintenance, and collaboration with experienced professionals in a supportive environment.

You will contribute to abandonment and reclamation projects, gain knowledge of provincial databases and the Acts and Directives, and participate in a range of ad-hoc projects while building skills for a