Looking to Come in from the Field - Instrumentation and/or Operator

• Support the planning, scheduling, and execution of Enhanced Production Audit Program (EPAP) assessments including audit preparation, field reviews, follow-up, gap closure, and overall compliance assurance for client operations in Alberta and Saskatchewan.
• Develop, maintain, and coordinate the implementation of EPAP business processes and controls, including the creation of schematic measurement diagrams and compliance documentation.
• Maintain current and applied knowledge of AER Directive 017, MER PNG017, Directive 042/PNG042, Directive 060/PNG036, Directive 007/PNG032, and related measurement directives, applying them in practical client contexts.
• Assist in identifying and correcting non-conformities, audit triggers, and Compliance Assessment Indicator (CAI) reports, developing remediation plans and documented resolutions as required.
• Support the preparation, maintenance, and submission of Measurement Accounting and Reporting Plans (MARPs), ensuring alignment with facility operations and regulatory expectations.
• Ensure timely responses to Non-Conformance Reports (NCRs), regulator-driven audits, corporate audits, and other compliance requests.

• Provide technical support and guidance on the design, installation, maintenance, and optimization of measurement systems, ensuring compliance with engineering standards, manufacturer requirements, and provincial regulations.
• Actively monitor facility balances, proration factors, and measurement KPIs to ensure systems are accurate and properly maintained, identifying and resolving metering differences, plant imbalances, and fuel/flare/vent reporting concerns.
• Support tools and applications used in meter verification, calibration management, gas sampling, and electronic flow measurement, ensuring data integrity across all platforms.
• Work with client Production Accounting, Field Data Capture, and operations technology teams to ensure metering configurations, schematics, and system data are accurate and consistent.
• Ensure meters are proved and calibrated in accordance with company policy or regulation and that correction factors are current across all reporting systems.
• Provide guidance on measurement quality and compliance for client projects and Management of Change (MOC) processes.

• Translate AER and MER regulatory expectations into operational best practices tailored to each client’s asset portfolio and operational context.
• Act as a reliable point of contact for clients needing practical support in applying measurement regulatory requirements across their operations.
• Identify requirements and opportunities for measurement regulatory exemptions, preparing and submitting associated regulatory requests on behalf of clients.
• Proactively identify measurement efficiency opportunities, regulatory gaps, and areas for improvement within client measurement programs.
• Support the coordination of site audits and integration of new or acquired assets into existing measurement systems, working across stakeholder groups to ensure regulatory continuity from the date of ownership.

• Develop and maintain metering schematics, measurement documentation packages, and integrated asset documentation (PMs, gas sampling records, master meter lists, calibration records, FFVS, FDC data).
• Contribute to client-facing reports, letters, and presentations that communicate findings, risks, compliance status, and improvement opportunities.
• Navigate and utilize provincial regulatory reporting and submission systems.
• Contribute to the development and upkeep of measurement specifications, standards, and procedures to ensure requirements for safety, compliance, reliability, and maintainability are upheld.
• Participate in continuous improvement initiatives to enhance regulatory workflows, measurement accuracy, and service delivery.

• Participate in industry and government forums and committees to stay current on regulatory developments and evolving measurement requirements and communicate their impact to clients and the Intricate team.
• Share knowledge and mentor junior team members, contributing to training strategies and the ongoing development of team capabilities.

• A degree or diploma in Engineering, Engineering Technology, or a related technical field.
• A minimum of 5 years of experience in oil and gas operations, with at least 2 years working directly in production measurement, regulatory compliance, or a closely related discipline.
• Registered or eligible for registration as a Professional Engineer (P.Eng.), Professional Technologist (P.Tech.), or Certified Engineering Technologist (C.E.T.).
• Strong working knowledge of provincial regulatory frameworks and their measurement requirements, including AER Directive 017, MER PNG017, Directive 042/PNG042, Directive 060/PNG036, and Directive 007/PNG032.
• Familiarity with the Enhanced Production Audit Program (EPAP) and MARP preparation and submission processes.
• Knowledge of industry measurement standards and various measurement system types, sampling techniques, and electronic flow measurement (AGA, API, etc.).
• Strong communication and technical writing skills for both internal and client-facing documentation.
• Proficiency with Microsoft Office suite; comfort with data analysis and business intelligence tools.
• Ability to travel to client sites and field locations, primarily in the Lloydminster corridor and across Alberta and Saskatchewan.

• Experience with measurement management, calibration tracking, and gas sampling applications commonly used in upstream oil and gas.
• Familiarity with operations technology toolsets such as distributed control systems, data historians, and advanced process control.
• Working knowledge of maintenance management systems.
• Experience in production accounting, process engineering, or instrumentation.
• Understanding of oil and gas facilities, equipment, and thermal/heavy oil operations.
• Knowledge of BC measurement guidelines (BCOGC/BCER) is an additional asset.
• Data visualization and reporting tool experience.

• A collaborative team culture built on mentorship, innovation, and continuous improvement.
• Exposure to a wide variety of regulatory projects, clients, and asset types across Western Canada.
• Competitive compensation and benefits package.
• Opportunities for career progression across measurement, emissions, and broader regulatory consulting.
• The chance to shape how our clients approach measurement compliance in a rapidly evolving regulatory environment.

Intricate Group