The Associate Plant Technical Manager (APTM) is responsible for assisting the Plant Technical Manager in providing the technical expertise and technical leadership to deliver results for the plant and the businesses it supports. The role is a developmental role to prepare for leadership as a PTM.
Compensation
The salary range for this position is: $110,800 - $166,300 Annual
Responsibilities
Development of site strategic plan for technical staffing, capital investment, general competencies, and system/technology improvements
HMM enabler and driver
Coaching, mentoring, and development of plant technical resources
Accountability for management of external technical relationships with A/E firms, contractors, and equipment vendors
Provide technical leadership and site compliance with EPA and OSHA requirements
Supports the Crushing & Screening team by developing technical solutions, equipment selections, process simulations, plant layouts, proposal packages, project schedules, and engineering documentation.
Compensation
Pay Rate: $73,411.91 - $100,944.53 Annually
Responsibilities
Build rapport with customers and support Sales Representatives during project development and proposal activities
Participate in customer meetings to understand production goals, operational requirements, site constraints, and project objectives
Review customer specifications, bid packages, contracts, and Requests for Proposal (RFPs)
Own and manage the proposal development process from opportunity identification through final proposal submission
Generate technical and commercial proposal packages including equipment specifications, scope descriptions, assumptions, exclusions, schedules, and supporting documentation
Requirements
High School Diploma or GED
College Degree
B.S. in Mining engineering, project management, or construction management
An Engineer-in-Training (EIT) role focused on pressure equipment integrity, fitness-for-service assessments, and engineering consulting in Edmonton and Calgary.
Locations (2)
Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
Calgary, Alberta, Canada
Compensation
Compensation will be commensurate with experience and qualifications.
Responsibilities
Support clients in developing and maintaining asset integrity management programs
Conduct engineering assessments of pressure equipment, piping systems, tanks, and related assets
Participate in corrosion assessments, damage mechanism reviews, and remaining life evaluations
Assist with fitness-for-service evaluations in accordance with API 579
Assist in the planning, coordination, and execution of engineering projects
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in mechanical, chemical, materials, metallurgical, or related engineering discipline