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Kiewit Energy Canada

Maintenance Engineer

 
 
 

Maintenance Engineer Job Overview

"I kicked off my career at Kiewit as an intern on the SAGD project. This was my first job in construction and it was an exciting experience where I learned a great deal. After graduation I started my career off as the District Equipment Engineer and I am currently working on a large Oil and Gas project as an Equipment Engineer. My main role is to manage the Kiewit’s equipment maintenance program, and reduce downtime, safely and within budget. I maintain a current lube schedule and backlog, assign work to technicians, ensure parts are available, and coordinate with production. I also monitor the cost of outside rental equipment, and mobilize/demobilize equipment and ensure Kiewit pieces of equipment are being utilized. I have now been with Kiewit for over a year. In this time I have gained a great deal of experience with equipment maintenance and vendor relations and I continue to learn more each day. I look forward to my future with Kiewit!"-A.L.

The Maintenance Engineer is responsible for supporting maintenance operations, operator training and equipment cost control in their assigned area. The Maintenance Engineer typically reports to an Equipment Superintendent.

Fundamentals:

  • Understand and follow regulations, such as those governing the disposal of hazardous waste.
  • Keep current on company policy and manufacturer service bulletins.
  • Assist in safety tool box meetings and daily safety reminders.
  • Assist in developing work plans with hazard and quality analysis.
  • Conduct visual equipment inspections
  • Schedule oil changes and samples
  • Reduce maintenance backlog
  • Create repair reports
  • Create warranty consideration reports
  • Move equipment between jobs
  • Maintain equipment record file folders.
  • Purchase parts and materials; cost code and process bills.
  • Manage parts and supplies inventory.
  • Work with the Equipment Superintendent to schedule repairs and PMs.
  • Work with vendors on outside repairs.
  • Attend company and manufacturer sponsored training classes.
  • Follow all company safety policies and guidelines
  • Keep shop area organized and clean
  • Maintain all tools in a safe condition
 
 

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