Contract: Regulatory Analyst Senior / Canada

The client, a large Oil & Gas midstream company, is currently seeking a Regulatory Analyst (Senior) based out of Calgary, AB. This is a long term contract role subject to start December and end Nov 30, 2022, with possible extension.

Job Description:

• Leave requests
• WQM exceedance reports
• Response to OGC / EAO inspections
• Compliance package review (typically renewals of existing packages now) / Construction Variances
• Provide advice/guidance on random questions from Environment (EA & EIs) or Implementation
• Support regarding questions on Post Construction Plan assurance process
• Meetings with the Work Packages and Prime Contractors
• Provide advice/guidance on prep of application materials for Cedar Link
• Submission of pipeline/meter station application March 2022 for Cedar Link
• Submission of facility application for Mount Bracey (Cedar Link) planned for April 2022
• Support RFP review and onboarding for Prime Contractors, where required

• Primary Regulatory service provider for multiple large construction spreads for a large-scale Natural Gas Project.
• Regularly interact with the construction team through meetings and discussions to identify regulatory issues and provide recommendations to resolve those issues.
• Managing the Regulatory and Condition Compliance processes associated with ongoing construction Projects.
• Drafting Regulatory submissions, facilitating the internal Senior Review process, submitting to the Regulator and then responding to additional questions.
• Taking on challenging regulatory issues and working within the company to obtain the appropriate information needed to draft outward facing responses.
• Acting as the interface, at the working level, between the company and Regulators.
• Able to travel periodically as required.
• At times the position may require additional work outside normal working hours and/or weekends and holidays.

Qualifications:

• Minimum 3-4 years of experience managing regulatory applications and submissions, preference given to experience working with the BC Oil and Gas Commission (OGC).
• Good understanding of the BC Regulatory environment associated with pipeline construction and compliance (specifically the BC Environmental Assessment Office [EAO] and OGC).
• Skilled in written communication, able to manage drafting high quality large documents for regulator and/or public review.
• Able to prioritize and manage several competing issues simultaneously.
• Capable of participating in large a group meetings to ensure that all participants understand the regulatory requirements.
•  Able to work in a quickly evolving environment and able to manage multiple issues simultaneously.
• Able to learn quickly and then employ that knowledge to make concise recommendations.
• Strong personality who can communicate regulatory requirements to a large multi-disciplinary team.
• Self-directed worker who is also comfortable regularly reporting back to an overarching group.
• Minimum undergraduate degree in social sciences, environmental studies, engineering or other applicable pipeline-related field.
• University Degree in relevant discipline
• 8+ years