Trans Mountain operates Canada’s only pipeline system transporting crude oil and refined products to the West Coast.
Calgary , AB
Trans Mountain Corporation operates Canada’s only pipeline system transporting oil products to the West Coast. We deliver approximately 890,000 barrels of petroleum products each day through our pipeline system of more than 1,180 kilometres of pipeline in Alberta, British Columbia and 111 kilometres of pipeline in Washington state. Trans Mountain has headquarters in Calgary, Alberta, with regional offices along the pipeline system in Alberta and British Columbia. As a federal Crown corporation, we are wholly owned by the Canada Development Investment Corporation (CDEV). Trans Mountain Corporation is governed by an independent Board of Directors and is accountable to Parliament through the CDEV. If you are interested in a career with Trans Mountain Corporation, please visit transmountain.com/careers.
Sur place · Calgary
The Senior Advisor, Field Regulatory, is responsible for leading and coordinating all field regulatory inspections and compliance verification activities. They will also provide expert regulatory guidance and manage data collection for regulatory requests while liaising with internal departments and external agencies.
Sur place · Calgary
The Facilities Administrator provides comprehensive administrative support to the facilities department, including managing service requests, vendor relations, and building maintenance coordination. They are also responsible for budget tracking, project management, and overseeing office security and visitor management systems.
Sur place · Edmonton
Provide HR expertise and strategic advice to project leaders regarding workforce planning, organizational effectiveness, and change initiatives. Manage employee relations, conflict resolution, and the implementation of HR programs and policies for major projects.
Sur place · Kamloops
Provide HR expertise and strategic advice to project leaders regarding workforce planning, organizational effectiveness, and change initiatives. Manage employee relations, conflict resolution, and the implementation of HR programs and policies for major projects.
Sur place · Burnaby
Provide HR expertise and strategic advice to project leaders regarding workforce planning, organizational effectiveness, and change initiatives. Manage employee relations, conflict resolution, and the implementation of HR programs and policies for major projects.
Sur place · Calgary
Provide HR expertise and strategic advice to project leaders regarding workforce planning, organizational effectiveness, and change initiatives. Manage employee relations, conflict resolution, and the implementation of HR programs and policies for major projects.
Sur place · Calgary
The inspector will monitor and verify contractor compliance with regulatory and project-specific safety requirements through field inspections, audits, and reporting. They will also provide coaching to influence safe work practices and foster a positive safety culture across major infrastructure projects.
Sur place · Calgary
The environmental inspector is responsible for inspecting, verifying, and documenting contractor compliance with environmental requirements, permits, and regulations during construction. They also collaborate with stakeholders, including Indigenous observers and resource specialists, to ensure effective mitigation strategies are implemented.
Sur place · Calgary
The Damage Prevention Inspector verifies that all ground disturbance activities are conducted in compliance with the Damage Prevention Program and safety regulations. They provide on-site surveillance of pipeline locations, monitor contractor activities, and ensure all necessary permits are in place before work begins.
Sur place · Calgary
The General Inspector oversees field construction activities to ensure compliance with safety, environmental, and regulatory standards. They are responsible for documenting progress, managing risks, and acting as a liaison between contractors and project teams.
Sur place · Calgary
The environmental inspector is responsible for inspecting, verifying, and reporting on contractor compliance with environmental requirements, permits, and regulations during construction. They also collaborate with stakeholders, including Indigenous observers and construction teams, to implement mitigation strategies and address environmental issues on-site.
Sur place · Calgary
The inspector will monitor and verify contractor compliance with regulatory and project-specific safety requirements through field inspections, audits, and reporting. They will also provide coaching to influence safe work practices and participate in incident investigations and emergency response exercises.