Gasfitter Class A, Industrial Flare Installation

We are seeking skilled, Gasfitter Class A for project-based work to install Industrial Flare. The ideal candidate will be mechanically minded, comfortable working at heights, and experienced with combustion equipment and fitting fuel gas piping.
What You Will Do
Review the pilot gas and FFG installation against the applicable Alberta Gas Code Regulation and CSA B149 requirements before commissioning.
Obtain permitting as required for the scope of work.
Measure, lay out, cut, trim, thread, prepare and fit gas piping and tubing.
Assemble and install pipe, tubing, fittings, unions, valves, regulators and other gas-system components.
Coordinate with welders and other crew in successful field tie-ins and installation
Verify field installation of fuel-gas piping, fittings, valves, supports and associated equipment against approved drawings and manufacturer's requirements.
Identify the applicable gas-system test boundaries and required test conditions.
Perform required pressure and leak testing of completed gas systems in accordance with the applicable CSA B149 requirements.
Identify and correct leaks or installation deficiencies.
Perform required purging and assist with introduction of fuel gas.
Complete required test/installation documentation and support the gas permit inspection, as required.
Who You Are (Basic Qualifications)
Valid Alberta Gasfitter Class A Journeyperson Certificate
Working knowledge of:
o Alberta Safety Codes Act and Gas Code Regulation, AR 111/2010;
o CSA B149.1, Natural Gas and Propane Installation Code;
o CSA B149.3, Code for the Field Approval of Fuel-Burning Appliances and Equipment;
o Alberta gas permitting and inspection requirements.
Willing to work or prior experience in field (industries such as oil & gas, chemical, fertilizer etc.).
Able to interpret gas piping drawings, isometrics, P&IDs, equipment drawings, manufacturer's instructions and applicable test requirements.
Experience installing industrial fuel-gas piping, equipment and fuel-gas systems, preferably flare, burner, pilot, or flame-front generator (FFG) systems.
Experience in measuring, cutting, threading and assembling gas piping using tools such as pipe cutters, pipe threading machines and pipe vices
Experience performing and documenting gas piping pressure/leak testing, purging, commissioning and gas-system safety checks.
Able to coordinate with the field supervision, welders, Gas Safety Codes Officer/Authority Having Jurisdiction, owner, engineering and equipment manufacturer as required.
What Will Put You Ahead
Additional Steamfitter - Pipefitter certificate will be a plus
Physical requirements & working conditions
Must be able to lift up to 50 lbs regularly and perform repetitive physical tasks.
Frequent standing, kneeling, bending, and working on hot surfaces, and variable weather conditions on field sites.
Shift and overtime work as project demands;
travel to customer sites regionally.
Comfortable working at heights and on scaffold;
ability to climb stairsand ladders.
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