Chief Steam Engineer at Carlisle Companies in Crossfield, AB

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Job Summary: The primary duties of the Chief Steam Engineer is responsible for the safe, reliable, and efficient operation of the plant's steam, utility, and pressure equipment systems. Acting as the designated Chief Steam Engineer under Alberta's Safety Codes Act and Power Engineers Regulation, this position ensures regulatory compliance, operational excellence, equipment reliability, and the development of operating personnel. The Chief Steam Engineer provides technical leadership to operations and maintenance for steam and utilities while ensuring the facility operates in accordance with ABSA requirements, company standards, and all applicable health, safety, environmental, and quality requirements. In addition to Chief Steam Engineer responsibilities, this position provides operational support for railcar unloading activities to ensure the safe and efficient receipt of raw materials.   Duties and Responsibilities: Serve as the designated Chief Steam Engineer for the facility. Ensure compliance with Alberta Safety Codes Act, Power Engineers Regulation, ABSA requirements, and company policies. Maintain all required operating records, logbooks, certifications, inspections, and compliance documentation. Maintain plant operating procedures, safe work practices, emergency procedures, and shutdown protocols. Interface with ABSA inspectors and regulatory authorities during inspections and audits. Provide overall supervision of the safe operation of boilers, pressure vessels, utility systems, water systems, cooling systems, and supporting plant equipment. Monitor steam and water system performance and implement improvements to maximize efficiency, reliability, and productivity. Review operating data, trends, and equipment performance metrics. Lead troubleshooting and root cause investigations related to steam systems and related process equipment failures. Protect and preserve capital assets by completing prescribed Pre-use Inspections and Preventative Maintenance. Participate in shutdown planning, startup activities, and operational readiness reviews as it relates to steam and plant water systems. Safely connect and disconnect railcars using proper fittings, hoses, and unloading equipment. Monitor and control the transfer of materials from railcars to storage tanks and plant systems. Verify railcar seals, shipping documentation, and product identification prior to unloading. Conduct visual inspections of unloading equipment, hoses, valves, and connections to identify wear, damage, or potential safety concerns. Track material movements and report discrepancies, quality concerns, or contamination issues. Perform minor maintenance and assist with troubleshooting unloading equipment as required. Coordinate unloading activities with supervisors, control room personnel, and operations teams to maintain production requirements. Maintain housekeeping standards and ensure boiler room and rail unloading area remains clean, organized, and safe. Complete all required operating logs, inspection checklists, and documentation accurately and in a timely manner. Strict adherence to all Safety policy and procedures is a requirement. Wear required personal protective equipment (PPE) where required. Protect and preserve capital assets by completing prescribed Pre-use Inspections and Preventative Maintenance. Responsible for maintaining a clean work environment. Follow company policies and procedures. Represent Carlisle in a professional and courteous manner when dealing with internal & external customers. Other duties as assigned. Competencies: Teamwork Builds trust with others by encouraging open dialogue and collaboration. Seeks diverse perspectives to create stronger solutions. Managing Change Able to keep on track despite difficulties or barriers that may be encountered. Addresses conflict to find common ground solutions. Continuous Improvement Retains a mindset of always striving to make things better. Applies continuous improvement tools a