We are seeking a highly skilled and experienced Commissioning Manager to lead the commissioning phase of a Hydrogen Air Separation Plant (HASP). This role is critical to ensuring all plant systems and components are installed, tested, and operational according to design intent and industry standards. The ideal candidate will have a proven track record in complex industrial plant commissioning, with specific experience in hydrogen or cryogenic air separation technologies. Key Responsibilities: Lead and manage the entire commissioning process of the hydrogen air separation facility, from pre-commissioning to startup and handover. Develop and implement the commissioning plan, procedures, schedules, and checklists in line with project timelines and safety protocols. Coordinate with engineering, construction, operations, HSE, and third-party contractors to ensure smooth transition from construction to commissioning and operation. Oversee functional testing and performance verification of mechanical, electrical, process, and control systems. Supervise commissioning teams and ensure all commissioning activities are properly documented, logged, and reported. Manage and resolve any technical issues that arise during the commissioning phase. Ensure all safety procedures and risk assessments are adhered to, promoting a zero-incident culture. Lead FAT (Factory Acceptance Tests), SAT (Site Acceptance Tests), and ensure alignment with OEM/vendor specifications. Provide technical input for punch lists, pre-startup safety reviews (PSSR), and performance guarantees testing. Train plant operations and maintenance staff on new systems and processes during commissioning and handover. Support handover to operations team and ensure all documentation, drawings, and manuals are transferred and archived properly. Essential skills and knowledge Bachelor's degree in Chemical, Mechanical, or Electrical Engineering (or equivalent). Minimum of 10-15 years of commissioning experience , with at least 3 years in hydrogen production, ASU, or related gas processing facilities . Strong understanding of cryogenic air separation, hydrogen purification, compression, and liquefaction technologies. Proven leadership skills with the ability to manage multi-disciplinary teams in high-pressure environments. Experience with DCS/PLC systems and familiarity with P&IDs, loop diagrams, and system control philosophies. Strong knowledge of international and local codes, safety standards, and environmental regulations. Excellent problem-solving, organizational, and communication skills. Ability to work in remote or industrial site environments on a rotational or project-based schedule.
Investigation and Learning Focal Kitimat, BC Schedule: M-F, Professional Working Day in office Contract Duration: 18 months Introduction We are seeking a passionate and experienced Investigation and Learning Focal to support the HSSE team in fostering a strong safety culture and leading continuous improvement in incident investigation and learning practices. This position plays a key role in implementing and maintaining the Incident Management System within an integrated HSSE framework, promoting causal learning, and enabling injury-free operations in a high-hazard environment. The ideal candidate brings strong collaboration, coaching, and analytical skills to help embed a culture of learning across operations and contractor teams. This role supports both readiness and execution phases and requires comfort working with leadership, facilitating investigations, mentoring team members, and supporting assurance processes. Responsibilities Incident Investigation & Learning Maintain and continuously improve incident investigation processes and ensure alignment with internal HSSE frameworks and procedures. Facilitate and support investigations using Causal Learning methodology and other structured tools. Build and maintain a group of qualified internal facilitators; oversee the competency development framework for investigation and learning. Ensure regulatory compliance with reporting and documentation requirements (e.g., WorkSafeBC, TechSafeBC, BCER, Transport Canada). Develop and implement an Improvement Plan for Incident Investigation and Learning aligned with organizational strategy. Deliver and coach engaging, high-quality learning materials (e.g., reflective learning sessions, alerts) and embed learnings from incidents into day-to-day operations. Conduct incident data analysis to identify trends, failed barriers, and behavior patterns; support line functions in addressing gaps and driving improvement. Leadership, Engagement & Culture Promote psychological safety and role-model a learner mindset. Coach HSSE and operational leaders to build capability in communicating and learning from incidents. Lead by influence within a multidisciplinary team and support a network of investigation facilitators across departments. Collaborate with Communications and Systems teams to ensure learning content is well presented, relevant, and aligned with internal policies and branding. Systems Support & Compliance Provide coaching on the use of the Incident Management System (IMS), including reporting, risk ranking, and quality control. Monitor compliance with the organization's HSSE standards and integrate updates into internal procedures. Track performance metrics, support assurance reviews, and ensure quality across Level 1, 2, and 3 investigations. Requirements Required Post-secondary degree or certificate in Engineering or equivalent practical experience. Minimum 7 years of HSSE experience in industrial, petrochemical, or large project environments. Demonstrated experience in conducting incident investigations and facilitating learning from incidents. Strong communication and interpersonal skills with proven ability to coach and influence teams and leadership. Ability to operate effectively in a fast-paced and dynamic work environment. Legally entitled to work in Canada (citizen, permanent resident, or valid work permit). Must reside in or be willing to relocate to the Kitimat/Terrace region. Valid driver’s license and ability to pass pre-placement medical and background screening. Comfortable working outdoors in all weather conditions and at heights or in confined spaces. Preferred Proficient in Causal Learning Methodology with experience leading investigations of varying complexity. Familiarity with barrier analysis and human performance evaluation. Experience developing and facilitating reflective learning sessions and improvement plans. Strong understanding of HSSE control frameworks and Safety Management Systems (SMS). Passion for HSSE culture-building, mentoring, and long-term operational improvement. Demonstrated values of Honesty, Integrity, and Respect.
We are seeking a highly skilled and experienced Commissioning Manager to lead the commissioning phase of a Hydrogen Air Separation Plant (HASP). This role is critical to ensuring all plant systems and components are installed, tested, and operational according to design intent and industry standards. The ideal candidate will have a proven track record in complex industrial plant commissioning, with specific experience in hydrogen or cryogenic air separation technologies. Key Responsibilities: Lead and manage the entire commissioning process of the hydrogen air separation facility, from pre-commissioning to startup and handover. Develop and implement the commissioning plan, procedures, schedules, and checklists in line with project timelines and safety protocols. Coordinate with engineering, construction, operations, HSE, and third-party contractors to ensure smooth transition from construction to commissioning and operation. Oversee functional testing and performance verification of mechanical, electrical, process, and control systems. Supervise commissioning teams and ensure all commissioning activities are properly documented, logged, and reported. Manage and resolve any technical issues that arise during the commissioning phase. Ensure all safety procedures and risk assessments are adhered to, promoting a zero-incident culture. Lead FAT (Factory Acceptance Tests), SAT (Site Acceptance Tests), and ensure alignment with OEM/vendor specifications. Provide technical input for punch lists, pre-startup safety reviews (PSSR), and performance guarantees testing. Train plant operations and maintenance staff on new systems and processes during commissioning and handover. Support handover to operations team and ensure all documentation, drawings, and manuals are transferred and archived properly. Essential skills and knowledge Bachelor's degree in Chemical, Mechanical, or Electrical Engineering (or equivalent). Minimum of 10-15 years of commissioning experience , with at least 3 years in hydrogen production, ASU, or related gas processing facilities . Strong understanding of cryogenic air separation, hydrogen purification, compression, and liquefaction technologies. Proven leadership skills with the ability to manage multi-disciplinary teams in high-pressure environments. Experience with DCS/PLC systems and familiarity with P&IDs, loop diagrams, and system control philosophies. Strong knowledge of international and local codes, safety standards, and environmental regulations. Excellent problem-solving, organizational, and communication skills. Ability to work in remote or industrial site environments on a rotational or project-based schedule.
We are seeking a highly skilled and experienced Commissioning Manager to lead the commissioning phase of a Hydrogen Air Separation Plant (HASP). This role is critical to ensuring all plant systems and components are installed, tested, and operational according to design intent and industry standards. The ideal candidate will have a proven track record in complex industrial plant commissioning, with specific experience in hydrogen or cryogenic air separation technologies. Key Responsibilities: Lead and manage the entire commissioning process of the hydrogen air separation facility, from pre-commissioning to startup and handover. Develop and implement the commissioning plan, procedures, schedules, and checklists in line with project timelines and safety protocols. Coordinate with engineering, construction, operations, HSE, and third-party contractors to ensure smooth transition from construction to commissioning and operation. Oversee functional testing and performance verification of mechanical, electrical, process, and control systems. Supervise commissioning teams and ensure all commissioning activities are properly documented, logged, and reported. Manage and resolve any technical issues that arise during the commissioning phase. Ensure all safety procedures and risk assessments are adhered to, promoting a zero-incident culture. Lead FAT (Factory Acceptance Tests), SAT (Site Acceptance Tests), and ensure alignment with OEM/vendor specifications. Provide technical input for punch lists, pre-startup safety reviews (PSSR), and performance guarantees testing. Train plant operations and maintenance staff on new systems and processes during commissioning and handover. Support handover to operations team and ensure all documentation, drawings, and manuals are transferred and archived properly. Essential skills and knowledge Bachelor's degree in Chemical, Mechanical, or Electrical Engineering (or equivalent). Minimum of 10-15 years of commissioning experience , with at least 3 years in hydrogen production, ASU, or related gas processing facilities . Strong understanding of cryogenic air separation, hydrogen purification, compression, and liquefaction technologies. Proven leadership skills with the ability to manage multi-disciplinary teams in high-pressure environments. Experience with DCS/PLC systems and familiarity with P&IDs, loop diagrams, and system control philosophies. Strong knowledge of international and local codes, safety standards, and environmental regulations. Excellent problem-solving, organizational, and communication skills. Ability to work in remote or industrial site environments on a rotational or project-based schedule.
Position: Inventory Analyst Location: Calgary, Alberta Contract term: 2 years – possibility of extension Introduction Brunel is currently seeking an experienced Inventory Analyst to support our oil and gas client in Calgary, Alberta . Reporting to the CP Planning and Procurement Manager, it is a key role that is responsible to manage the inventory and demand planning processes in support of strengthening a world class supply chain to meet the business demand. This inventory analyst will be experienced in setting up, maintaining and improving an end-to-end inventory management strategy(ies) and processes for large scale process industry Operations, industrial projects, shutdowns and turnarounds and has also planned for material storage, preservation and oversee the implementation. Responsibilities Design, implement, improve and optimize the SAP MM (Materials Management) Plan Perform both strategic and transactional inventory management – optimizing inventory across the operations. Develop, implement and maintain inventory work processes with a focus on continuous improvements Develop, deploy and monitor inventory KPIs (Key Performance Indicators) and inventory performance against targets. Provide early planning & input into the on-boarding approach for asset purchases- Share best practices cross-warehouse/country/business. Identify MM continuous improvement initiatives at local/ site level Provide an interface between Material Management and Plant Maintenance to ensure the completeness and accuracy of BoM’s (Bill of Materials). Provide material visibility and assurance during planning, through work order release to work execution Support the design and configuration of the Materials Management Module in SAP to deliver optimum flexibility and performance aligned with available/chosen supply chains Deliver Operational spare parts and BOM build support. Working collaboratively, complete Inventory Analyst reviews of spare parts and select optimum sparing levels for the supply chain, considering all elements and maintenance advisor input. Fully responsible for ensuring quality and accuracy of the material master for the plant. In collaboration with Discipline Engineers, develop and implement obsolescence plan for our client. Prepare annual plan for inventory review and seek sign off from the business Surplus identification and take measures to prevent buildup of excess stock Develop implementation & maintenance of inventory work process improvements Develop and implement inventory & disposal policy Develop performance dashboard of the inventory management area Following our client coding system, create and amend Material Master. Provide early planning and input into the on-boarding approach for the purchasing of a new asset from the MM perspective Review proposed spare parts / BOMs list to ensure that the MRD transfers are set up in our client systems correctly and stocking decisions are set up in line with current inventory philosophy Perform mass data uploads into SAP, as and when needed. Work with CP Lead/ Contract Engineers/ Contract Analyst to support Contract Holder with fit-for-purpose MM support to embed MM excellence in contracts Provide advisory support to CP Lead and Contract Holder to identify areas of MM value leakage/ improvements from MM perspective Requirements A seasoned CP professional with good commercial skills and at least 6 years relevant experience in the oil and gas industry covering a mixture of Technical and Materials Management engineering disciplines. We are seeking an individual with experience in the following: Very strong analytical and critical thinking skills is a must. Very strong knowledge for equipment and parts management in support of plan maintenance. Very strong knowledge of Work Order and associated processes to drive progress around inventory management. Execution of key demand and inventory management activities, including planning and replenishment, demand forecasting, expediting, assurance, compliances and reporting, lead-time analysis and reduction. Perform periodic risk analysis with stakeholders (engineering, maintenance & procurement) stakeholders to effectively balance the plant reliability and associated costs to maintain the acceptable risk profile. Identify and implement opportunities to reduce working capital and periodically create or enhance awareness among stakeholders to continually improve upon the working capital engaged in the business. Using inventory work processes and systems Contributing to annual inventory planning Perform slow moving and dead inventory analysis to optimize the inventory and lead / coordinate the inventory disposal. Monitoring inventory KPIs and inventory performance against targets Identifying methods to optimize stock (i.e. surplus management) Understanding of MMR and BoM best practice Liaising with the Business on inventory level and stocking strategy Managing and coaching stakeholders to create awareness on cost optimization initiatives. Managing customers and key stakeholders, i.e. WH Lead, Maintenance, CP Using SAP-IM and SAP-MM to control warehouse operations. Able to research and understand external benchmarks and best practices for safety and operations critical material Identifying opportunities for improved performance, competencies, and materials management excellence. What We Offer Why work with Brunel? We are proud to offer exciting career opportunities from over 100 offices globally in 42 countries. Advancing your career takes time and effort – let us match you to your ideal position. About Us Brunel has a reputation for working with some of the best in the business. That’s what we continually strive for. Brunel provides the global recruitment and workforce services you need to lead your industry. With 50 years of market experience in Renewable Energy, Automotive, Oil & Gas, Life Sciences, Mining and Infrastructure, we help you finish major projects safely, compliantly, on-time, within budget and at the highest quality, so you can keep growing – anywhere in the world.
Position: Inventory Analyst Location: Calgary, Alberta Contract term: 2 years – possibility of extension Introduction Brunel is currently seeking an experienced Inventory Analyst to support our oil and gas client in Calgary, Alberta . Reporting to the CP Planning and Procurement Manager, it is a key role that is responsible to manage the inventory and demand planning processes in support of strengthening a world class supply chain to meet the business demand. This inventory analyst will be experienced in setting up, maintaining and improving an end-to-end inventory management strategy(ies) and processes for large scale process industry Operations, industrial projects, shutdowns and turnarounds and has also planned for material storage, preservation and oversee the implementation. Responsibilities Design, implement, improve and optimize the SAP MM (Materials Management) Plan Perform both strategic and transactional inventory management – optimizing inventory across the operations. Develop, implement and maintain inventory work processes with a focus on continuous improvements Develop, deploy and monitor inventory KPIs (Key Performance Indicators) and inventory performance against targets. Provide early planning & input into the on-boarding approach for asset purchases- Share best practices cross-warehouse/country/business. Identify MM continuous improvement initiatives at local/ site level Provide an interface between Material Management and Plant Maintenance to ensure the completeness and accuracy of BoM’s (Bill of Materials). Provide material visibility and assurance during planning, through work order release to work execution Support the design and configuration of the Materials Management Module in SAP to deliver optimum flexibility and performance aligned with available/chosen supply chains Deliver Operational spare parts and BOM build support. Working collaboratively, complete Inventory Analyst reviews of spare parts and select optimum sparing levels for the supply chain, considering all elements and maintenance advisor input. Fully responsible for ensuring quality and accuracy of the material master for the plant. In collaboration with Discipline Engineers, develop and implement obsolescence plan for our client. Prepare annual plan for inventory review and seek sign off from the business Surplus identification and take measures to prevent buildup of excess stock Develop implementation & maintenance of inventory work process improvements Develop and implement inventory & disposal policy Develop performance dashboard of the inventory management area Following our client coding system, create and amend Material Master. Provide early planning and input into the on-boarding approach for the purchasing of a new asset from the MM perspective Review proposed spare parts / BOMs list to ensure that the MRD transfers are set up in our client systems correctly and stocking decisions are set up in line with current inventory philosophy Perform mass data uploads into SAP, as and when needed. Work with CP Lead/ Contract Engineers/ Contract Analyst to support Contract Holder with fit-for-purpose MM support to embed MM excellence in contracts Provide advisory support to CP Lead and Contract Holder to identify areas of MM value leakage/ improvements from MM perspective Requirements A seasoned CP professional with good commercial skills and at least 6 years relevant experience in the oil and gas industry covering a mixture of Technical and Materials Management engineering disciplines. We are seeking an individual with experience in the following: Very strong analytical and critical thinking skills is a must. Very strong knowledge for equipment and parts management in support of plan maintenance. Very strong knowledge of Work Order and associated processes to drive progress around inventory management. Execution of key demand and inventory management activities, including planning and replenishment, demand forecasting, expediting, assurance, compliances and reporting, lead-time analysis and reduction. Perform periodic risk analysis with stakeholders (engineering, maintenance & procurement) stakeholders to effectively balance the plant reliability and associated costs to maintain the acceptable risk profile. Identify and implement opportunities to reduce working capital and periodically create or enhance awareness among stakeholders to continually improve upon the working capital engaged in the business. Using inventory work processes and systems Contributing to annual inventory planning Perform slow moving and dead inventory analysis to optimize the inventory and lead / coordinate the inventory disposal. Monitoring inventory KPIs and inventory performance against targets Identifying methods to optimize stock (i.e. surplus management) Understanding of MMR and BoM best practice Liaising with the Business on inventory level and stocking strategy Managing and coaching stakeholders to create awareness on cost optimization initiatives. Managing customers and key stakeholders, i.e. WH Lead, Maintenance, CP Using SAP-IM and SAP-MM to control warehouse operations. Able to research and understand external benchmarks and best practices for safety and operations critical material Identifying opportunities for improved performance, competencies, and materials management excellence. What We Offer Why work with Brunel? We are proud to offer exciting career opportunities from over 100 offices globally in 42 countries. Advancing your career takes time and effort – let us match you to your ideal position. About Us Brunel has a reputation for working with some of the best in the business. That’s what we continually strive for. Brunel provides the global recruitment and workforce services you need to lead your industry. With 50 years of market experience in Renewable Energy, Automotive, Oil & Gas, Life Sciences, Mining and Infrastructure, we help you finish major projects safely, compliantly, on-time, within budget and at the highest quality, so you can keep growing – anywhere in the world.
