Job Description

Company OverviewWelcome to CNOOC International. We are a global energy company and subsidiary of CNOOC Limited with a vision of delivering safe, sustainable energy for all.CNOOC International, the international division of CNOOC Limited, is a global energy company with operations in Asia, Africa, the Americas, the Middle East and Europe. Our successful growth as an upstream oil and gas producer has been achieved by consistently finding and developing world-class assets.Our business is focused on safely exploring and producing from conventional offshore, unconventional and oil sands assets. As part of the CNOOC Group of companies, which span the entire energy supply chain, our size and capability create a competitive advantage that ensures we deliver long-term value.In Canada, CNOOC International has oil sands assets in Long Lake, located in northern Alberta just south of Fort McMurray, which is a SAGD and partial Upgrader operation with production capacity of 85,000 barrels of bitumen a day. We also have interest in several other oil sands projects, including Hangingstone, operated by Greenfire Resources Operating Corporation and Syncrude\xe2\x80\x99s oil sands mining upgrading facility. In addition to our oil sands business, we have shale gas land in Northeast British Columbia, a power station in Balzac, Alberta, and interest in a wind farm in southern Alberta. Calgary is our regional corporate office for all North America.Your Background

• A bachelor\xe2\x80\x99s degree in ecology, soil science, environmental science, land reclamation or related field is required
• Fully qualified professional accreditation is required, depending on the area of specialization (e.g., Registered Professional Agrologist or Biologist)
• A minimum of five years of relevant oil and gas experience in environmental site assessment, remediation, reclamation, and post-reclamation projects preferred
• Knowledge of environmental site assessment, environmental reclamation and remediation criteria, regulations and guidelines for well sites and industrial facilities and associated reporting in Alberta and British Columbia
• Experience with regulatory guidelines in other jurisdictions (e.g., Federal, Saskatchewan) is an asset
• Knowledge of AER and BCER liability management regulations
• Strong environmental background in wildlife, wetland, plant science, soil science, geology, hydrology, ecology, or biology preferred.
• Knowledge and experience with wildlife and/or wetland policy, monitoring, and research is preferred
• Superior project management skills
• Valid Class 5 driver\xe2\x80\x99s license
• Able to travel to sites, when needed.

Your Role with Our Team

• Plan and implement remediation and reclamation activities
• Engage internal and external stakeholders and communicate effectively to deliver reclamation objectives
• Manage environmental consultants and coordinate field programs including phased Environmental Site Assessments (ESA), vegetation management, site reclamation, reclamation monitoring, data tracking and reporting to internal stakeholders
• Ensure compliance standards are met for environmental site assessment, remediation, and reclamation
• Complete reclamation certificate applications and work with regulators as required to secure reclamation certificates
• Complete regulatory submissions including, but not limited to, annual Conservation and Reclamation Reports
• Represent CNOOC and provide technical and regulatory expertise regarding contaminated sites, reclamation or conservation efforts to team to support industry advocacy and regulatory changes
• Assist in closure program planning and overall liability reduction strategy in Alberta and British Columbia
• Prepare work plans, budgets, technical memos, and letters, as required to ensure the quality, cost, and timeliness of deliverables
• Assisting in writing high-quality reports, cost estimates, and proposals

Closing StatementAll positions require background checks which could include:

• Criminal police record check
• Education verification
• Credential verification

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