Engineer-in-Training (EIT)
- Sarnia, ON, Canada
Full-time
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Keyera Career Opportunity
Why Keyera?
At Keyera, people are at the heart of how we do business. You’ll join a collaborative, values-driven workplace where people care about one another, meaningful work matters and you have opportunities to learn, contribute and grow. Here, you can bring your experience and ideas to the table, build strong relationships and continue developing throughout your career.
What you can look forward to:
- Competitive total rewards that recognize your contribution and support your wellbeing
- Benefits that support you and your family, with options designed to meet different needs
- Paid vacation so you can recharge and enjoy time away from work
- Opportunities to learn, develop and grow your career, with experiences that help you build your skills and capabilities
- A culture built on relationships, collaboration and shared success, where people work together and support one another
- Meaningful work that contributes to our business and the communities where we operate
- The opportunity to make an impact, bringing your experience, ideas and perspective to the work you do.
Benefits, programs and other offerings may vary by position, work location and employee group.
Job Type:
PermanentTHE POSITION
Keyera is seeking a Process/Mechanical Engineer-in-Training (EIT) to support Operations and Maintenance teams across Sarnia and the Great Lakes District. Under the supervision of experienced professional engineers, the EIT will support small Management of Change (MOC) projects, troubleshoot operational and reliability issues, and identify opportunities to improve facility safety, performance, and efficiency. This role offers hands-on engineering experience across NGL fractionation facilities, pipelines, rotating equipment, storage, and loading systems.
Keyera’s EIT program provides broad engineering experience through structured rotations. The successful candidate will initially be based in Sarnia, with an anticipated rotation after approximately 24 months to another facility or functional group, such as Technical Services or Major Projects. Relocation support will be provided where applicable.
RESPONSIBILITIES
- Work with Operations and Maintenance, under the guidance of experienced engineers, to troubleshoot process, equipment, and reliability issues; conduct performance testing; analyze results; and develop practical, cost-effective solutions.
- Identify and develop opportunities to improve safety, environmental performance, reliability, efficiency, and business value.
- Support small MOC projects involving plant piping, rotating equipment, storage, pipelines, and rail and truck loading systems.
- Assist in developing project scopes, engineering deliverables, cost estimates, and execution plans. Support procurement, contractor coordination, pre-job planning, construction, quality assurance, and project closeout.
- Contribute to the safe and effective delivery of assigned work in accordance with approved schedules, budgets, applicable codes and standards, and Keyera requirements.
- Prepare and review engineering documents, including P&IDs, PFDs, and piping isometrics, under the supervision of a professional engineer. Ensure drawings, equipment records, and technical documentation are updated at project closeout.
- Learn and apply applicable legislation, regulatory approvals, industry codes, Keyera standards, and environmental and process safety requirements in assigned engineering work.
- Support facility and expansion projects through design, construction, commissioning, and start-up in collaboration with project managers, contractors, and internal engineering teams.
- Assist with feasibility studies and economic evaluations appropriate to project size and complexity, considering cost, operability, flexibility, risk, and business value.
- Participate in process safety reviews and analyses, including HAZOPs, LOPAs, MOC checklists, and other risk assessments, with support from experienced team members.
- Participate in incident investigations, process and equipment failure analyses, and emergency response drills while developing practical knowledge of facility systems and procedures.
QUALIFICATIONS
- A degree in Chemical or Mechanical Engineering from a recognized university with openness to learning and contributing across all engineering disciplines.
- Eligible to pursue professional engineering licensure with Professional Engineers Ontario (PEO).
- This opportunity is intended for recent graduates. To be eligible, candidates must have graduated from a post-secondary program within the past two years.
- Previous internship, co-op, or summer work experience in the oil and gas or midstream industry is considered an asset.
- Strong interest in gaining practical experience with facility modifications and MOC projects from scope development through construction and closeout.
- Foundational knowledge of engineering principles and a willingness to learn and apply relevant codes, standards, and regulatory requirements, including ASME B31.3 and CSA Z662.
- Strong analytical, problem-solving, communication, technical writing, presentation, and collaboration skills.
- A proactive safety mindset, a willingness to ask questions and learn, and the ability to manage priorities while working effectively within a multidisciplinary team.
- This role requires the candidate to wear respiratory protective equipment. As per Ontario standards, the candidate must ensure an adequate seal where the face piece of the equipment seals to the skin of the face.
- A valid driver's license and passport are required. The successful candidate must be willing to travel occasionally between facilities and to the United States.
- The starting salary for this position will be 86, 500.
Posting Expiry Date:
Nov 23, 2026At Keyera, we embrace collaboration, inclusion, and a workplace that is as diverse as the communities we serve. Our values foster an environment for every person to bring their whole self to work.
We offer a well-rounded total compensation package and a comprehensive benefits program designed with the well-being and empowerment of our employees and their families in mind.
If you are interested in an opportunity to join a winning, purpose-driven culture then you’ll enjoy a career with us.
We thank all applicants for their interest; however, only those considered for an interview will be contacted.
More about this job
Responsibilities
The EIT will support operations and maintenance teams by troubleshooting process and equipment issues while managing small Management of Change (MOC) projects. They will also assist in developing engineering deliverables, conducting performance testing, and ensuring compliance with safety and regulatory standards.
Requirements
Candidates must hold a degree in Chemical or Mechanical Engineering and have graduated within the last two years. Applicants must be eligible for professional licensure with Professional Engineers Ontario and possess a valid driver's license and passport.
Skills
- Process engineering
- Mechanical engineering
- Troubleshooting
- Project management
- P&ID
- PFD
- Piping isometrics
- HAZOP
- LOPA
- Technical writing
- Problem-solving
- Collaboration
- Safety compliance
- Data analysis
- Equipment maintenance
Benefits
- Competitive total rewards
- Health benefits
- Paid vacation
- Professional development opportunities
- Relocation support
Visa sponsorship
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Categories
- Engineering
- Energy
- Manufacturing
Keywords
- Chemical Engineering
- Mechanical Engineering
- EIT
- Management of Change
- MOC
- NGL fractionation
- Pipelines
- Rotating equipment
- Storage systems
- P&ID
- PFD
- ASME B31.3
- CSA Z662
- HAZOP
- LOPA
- Oil and gas
- Midstream
- Engineering design
- Commissioning
- Start-up
- Feasibility studies
- Incident investigation
- Quality assurance
- Project execution
- Regulatory compliance