SNC-Lavalin provides cutting-edge engineering, procurement, construction and financing solutions to projects in more than 100 countries around the world. From the Canadian Arctic to the Southern African region and Australasia,

SNC-Lavalin is truly a global leader in its field and has been chosen to design and build some of the most prestigious projects in the world.

SNC-Lavalin Industrial Atlantic Inc. is an ISO 9001 Company and a leading provider of Inspection and Quality services to the offshore oil and gas industry and natural resource sectors. Operating from its head office Mount Pearl, NL, Canada, SNC-Lavalin has successfully executed onshore and offshore projects around the world including, southeast Asia, West Africa, western Canada’s oil sands, south America, UK, Europe and Middle East. SNC Lavalin maintains exceptionally high standards for health and safety, ethics and compliance and environmental protection, and is committed to delivering quality projects on budget and on schedule to the complete satisfaction of its clients.

Offshore Lifting Technician

Due to ever expanding operational requirements, we have an immediate opening for a fulltime Lifting Technician (Adhoc), working offshore Newfoundland, reporting to the Project Manager. The successful candidate will support lifting and hoisting relating inspections for all fixed hoists and cranes (monorail cranes, gantry cranes, etc.), loose lifting gear (chain falls, slings, hoists, trolleys, etc.), fixed lifting points (monorails, pad eyes etc.), fall protection and abseiling equipment, lifting hooks and blocks, wire ropes and platform pedestal crane structural components.

How will you contribute to the team?

To perform this role successfully, the candidate will be responsible for but not limited to the following:

Conduct inspections in accordance with the requirements of CAPP Atlantic Canada Safe Lifting Practice, ASME, DNV and Lloyds Register standards, and all Owner specific requirements.
Develop reports detailing the findings for inspection activities for fixed equipment and loose equipment, interpret the inspection findings and make recommendations for remedial work, and for future inspection scheduling.
Carry out non-destructive testing on plant, equipment, or structures in a safe, effective, and timely manner.
Assess the integrity and safety of lifting equipment and make sound judgment with regards to the suitability of the equipment and its intended use.
Perform equipment setup and calibration to comply with industry and company standards.
Ensure that all findings are brought to the attention of the appropriate personnel and when required communicate findings to client at the field location.
Support development and ongoing inputs to development of associated work methods to meet regulatory and client changes.
Keep up to date with changes in relevant standards and legislation, acting as an advisor to on-site client representatives.
Ensure the health, safety, and welfare of all personnel by using systems and methods of work that are, as far as is reasonably practicable, safe and without risk to health or the environment.
Advise the Project Manager, Offshore Supervisors, and/or Inspection Engineer of inconsistencies between work practices and written documents.

What will you contribute?

Candidates must have 5 – 7 years practical experience (continuous learning) in lifting inspection, testing and re-certification of cranes, fixed gear, and loose lifting equipment.
Completion of 2 Year technical program.
LEEA, CGSB MT, and CWB Level 1 or 2 Certification are essential.
Additional ISO9712 equivalent NDT certifications would desirable.
IRATA Certification, or willingness to obtain IRATA certification.
Certification and experience with inspection of offshore containers.
Overhead and Mobile crane inspection certification.
Fall protection inspection certification.
Extensive knowledge of relevant regulatory codes and standard – ASME, CSA, API.
Good working knowledge of MS Office software (Word, Excel, Outlook).
Willingness to travel occasionally and to work flexible hours.
Awareness of and appreciation for the process of Continuous Improvement.
Strong interpersonal skills, ability to recognize and resolve conflict.

Additional Information:

Pay rates are competency-based and wages range from $675.52 – $1,014.93 per day, pending qualifications and experience.

Terms of employment: Full-time position.
Work schedule: 12 hours per day, 21 days maximum per trip, number of offshore days will be varied pending client demands.
Must successfully complete a medical assessment, fitness for work and all regulatory offshore readiness training.
The ability and willingness to continue with higher level professional training and development is an integral focus area.

Integrity Engineer (Remote)

The Integrity Inspection Technician/Engineer will report directly to the Lead Integrity Inspection Engineer. Typical working hours are Monday to Friday 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.; however, support for the project may be required outside of regular business hours, including weekends.

How will you contribute to the team?

To perform this role successfully, the candidate Supports Integrity/Inspection contract management activities but not limited to the following:

Complete technical reviews on inspection reports, and steward follow-up actions based on inspection findings.
Update pressure equipment registers.
Coordinate, support development and review of work packs for upcoming inspection activities
Prepare, submit, track and implement MOC submittals.
Assist with planning of inspection activities.
Maintain and continuously update computer databases and hard-file historical data with the latest available inspection and corrosion monitoring data, material specifications and design/operating conditions.
Participate in client meetings.

What will you contribute?

CET or Professional Engineering Designation with a focus in the oil & gas industry.
Certifications related to API 510, API 570, API 580 and/or NDT methods are preferred.
3 -5 years experience supporting Integrity Management and Inspection of Topside modules and mounted structures, primary and secondary structural elements, outfitting steel, drilling equipment and components of the concrete Gravity Base Structure (GBS), and supporting lifting and hoisting related equipment.
Demonstrated track record delivering results for large, complex offshore projects.
Experience in MS Office tools, with a proficiency in Excel.
Experience in risk-based assessments of static equipment.
Experience in materials and corrosion of upstream equipment.
Experience in the use of Meridium and or SAP databases would be considered an asset.

What we offer at SNC-Lavalin?

At SNC-Lavalin, you will enjoy good compensation, a safe and healthy work environment:

Opportunity to work on various projects of various sizes.
Competitive salary.
Motivational financial package & flexible benefits.
Employee Assistance Program (EAP).
Learning and Development programs, training, career opportunities.

Onshore Lifting Equipment Inspection Technician

Due to ever expanding operational requirements, we have an immediate opening two Onshore Lifting Technicians, working at our Mount Pearl, Newfoundland, and Labrador office, reporting to the Technical Services Manager. The Lifting Technician(s) will report directly to the Technical Services Manager. The role will act as a key contributor to support lifting and hoisting relating inspections for all fixed hoists and cranes (monorail cranes, gantry cranes, etc.), loose lifting gear (chain falls, slings, hoists, trolleys, etc.), fixed lifting points (monorails, pad eyes etc.), fall protection and abseiling equipment, lifting hooks and blocks, wire ropes and

How will you contribute to the team?

To perform this role successfully, the candidate will be responsible for but not limited to the following:

Ensure the health, safety, and welfare of all personnel by using systems and methods of work that are, as far as is reasonably practicable, safe and without risk to health or the environment.
Ensure inspections are carried out in accordance with the requirements of CAPP Atlantic Canada, Safe Lifting Practice, ASME, DNV and Lloyds Register standards, and all Owner specific requirements.
Plan, develop and execute inspection activities for fixed equipment and loose equipment.
Support development and ongoing inputs to compliance matrixes showing regulatory requirements and development of associated work methods to meet regulatory and client changes.
Develop reports detailing the findings of inspection activities, interpret the inspection findings and make recommendations for remedial work and for future inspection scheduling.
Establish techniques for NDT and CWB proper examination of lifting equipment, ensuring strict adherence to safety regulations.
Set up, calibrate, and operate magnetic particle and liquid penetrant equipment
Carry out high quality, consistent and professional inspections produce and deliver inspection reports using best in class tools for on-site reporting and immediate client access.
Keep up to date with changes in relevant standards and legislation, acting as an advisor to on-site client representatives.
Verify that all equipment is maintained to an acceptable standard and is certified fit for purpose.
Fully utilize all operational and technical systems available ensuring accurate data is inputted and reflected.
Implement inspection and certification programs for lifting equipment,
Remain current with all applicable legislative requirements.

What will you contribute?

Candidates must have 5 – 7 years practical experience (continuous learning) in lifting inspection, testing and re-certification of cranes, fixed gear, and loose lifting equipment.
Completion of either a 2 or 3 year Industrial or Mechanical Diploma.
LEEA, CGSB MT and PT, with CWB Level 1 or 2 Certification are essential.
Certifications and experience in inspection of offshore containers will be considered as an asset.
Familiarity with CSA B167 inspection criteria would be considered an asset.
Overhead and Mobile crane inspection certification.
Fall protection inspection certification.
Extensive knowledge of relevant regulatory codes and standard.
Proficient in reading and interpreting P&ID’s, isometric and structural drawings.
Proficient in the use all Microsoft software applications and SAP database experience.

Additional Information:

Must successfully complete a medical assessment, fitness for work.
The ability and willingness to continue with higher level professional training and development is an integral focus area. IRATA Rope Access certification would be an asset.
Pay rates are determined according to the regulations set by the collective agreements in place.
Terms of employment: Permanent position.
Work Schedule, 40-hour work week.
Travel 30-50% anticipated.

Quality Control / Inspection Technician

Due to ever expanding operational requirements, we have an immediate opening for fulltime NDT Inspection Technicians (Adhoc), working offshore Newfoundland, reporting to the Project Manager. The successful candidate(s) should have an IRATA Level 1 or willing to complete certification upon hire. Additionally, the candidate(s) would also have MT 2, PT2, UT2, CWB 1 and either ET1 or RT2 & CEDO certifications.

How will you contribute to the team?

To perform this role successfully, the candidate will be responsible for but not limited to the following:

Inspector must possess in depth knowledge of inspection practices and certification process.
Carry out non-destructive testing on plant, equipment or structures in a safe, effective and timely manner.
Assess the integrity and safety of equipment and make sound judgment with regards to the suitability of the equipment and its intended use.
Perform equipment setup and calibration to comply with industry and company standards.
Perform Non-destructive examinations/tests to assess quality condition and/or identify defects.
Follow industry standards for the complete an accurate examination.
Produce detailed reports of inspections, clearly identifying the scope of the inspection and any defects or anomalies found.
Ensure that all findings are brought to the attention of the appropriate personnel and when required communicate findings to client at the field location.
Maintain inspection equipment in good condition, ensuring equipment that requires routine re-calibration or testing is kept up-to-date.
Pursue work scope for each job to ensure familiarity with the work to be performed.
Assess personal qualifications to verify compliance with the work scope and client requirements.
Ensure the health, safety and welfare of all personnel by using systems and methods of work that are, as far as is reasonably practicable, safe and without risk to health or the environment.
Advise the Project Manager, Offshore Supervisors, and/or Inspection Engineer of inconsistencies between work practices and written documents.

What will you contribute?

Possess ISO 9712 NDT certification in CGSB, PCN, or equivalent.
MT2, PT2, CWB1.
RT2 & CEDO, and/or UT2 & PAUT.
Additional API Certifications, and ISO9712 equivalent NDT certifications would desirable.
IRATA Certification.
5 – 7 years of inspection experience in an offshore environment.
Completion of 2 Year technical program.
Good working knowledge of MS Office software (Word, Excel, Outlook).
Working knowledge of relevant regulatory codes and standards
Proficient in report writing, inspection techniques, and methodologies applicable to the current certifications.
Proficient in reading and interpreting P&ID’s, isometric and structural drawings
Willingness to work in an offshore environment, travel occasionally, and to work flexible hours.
Awareness of and appreciation for the process of Continuous Improvement.
Strong interpersonal skills, ability to recognize and resolve conflict.

Additional Information:

Pay rates are competency-based and wages range from $785.94 – $998.31 per day, pending qualifications and experience.
Terms of employment: Full-time position.
Work schedule: 12 hours per day, 21 days maximum per trip, number of offshore days will be vary pending client demands.
Must successfully complete a medical assessment, fitness for work and all regulatory offshore readiness training.
The ability and willingness to continue with higher level professional training and development is an integral focus area.