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	<strong>Summary</strong><br />
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	Reporting to the Manager, Water Resource Management, the Production Engineer-Water Resource will define the water source and disposal system requirements and support the strategic plan for water resource management.&nbsp; They are responsible to ensure alignment to Long Range Planning, and ensure that risk and value are optimized for the water resource management planning and execution.&nbsp; This position is located in our Calgary Headoffice.</p>
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	<strong>Responsibilities</strong></p>
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		With Project Engineer &ndash; Water, execute water resource management plan in coordination with Asset Program and Project teams.</li>
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		Conduct economic evaluation for water resource including cost estimation and water forecasting in coordination with asset teams.</li>
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		Design production system for water source wells and provide support to coordinate infrastructure design and installation.</li>
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		Coordinate field completion and operations plan for water source wells.</li>
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		Support waste water disposal studies and coordinate activities that support execution for Project team, and Operations.</li>
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		Support schedule updates.</li>
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		Manage AFE and budgets as necessary.</li>
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		Define operating cost model for water management.</li>
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		Hire or participate in the hiring of consultants to provide services for the projects that are the engineer&rsquo;s responsibility.</li>
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		Liaise with Corporate Planning and Assets to provide inputs to LRP.</li>
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		Manage small projects as needed to support the water resource management plan.</li>
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	<strong>Qualifications</strong><br />
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		APEGGA Professional Chemical, Mechanical, or Petroleum Engineer with 8+ years of related experience.</li>
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		Experience in thermal operations in Production Engineering or Development/Exploitation Engineering preferred.</li>
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		Experience in production engineering well design and lift systems is preferred.</li>
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		Well developed communication and interpretation skills, with the ability to work independently and collaboratively in a multi-disciplinary team.</li>
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		Excellent communication, interpersonal, scheduling and organizational skills.</li>
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		Exhibits strong analytical, problem solving, and computer skills.</li>
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		Must be legally entitled to work in Canada.</li>
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