Kiewit is seeking experienced Pipefitter Journeypersons to join the Path2Zero Project in Fort Saskatchewan, Alberta.
Position Requirements
Valid Journeyperson (JM) Pipefitter certification
Valid certifications in:
Mobile Elevated Work Platform (MEWP)
Confined Space
Fall Protection
Experience fitting aluminum pipe, including small and large bore pipe for cold boxes within the Air Separation Unit (ASU) segment
Minimum of 5 years of industrial construction experience
Compensation and Shift Details
Craft Base wage: $52.00/hour (as per the CLAC Collective Agreement)
DSP Base wage: $63.35/hour (as per the CLAC Collective Agreement)
ITC Premium: $2.50/hour on base hours (40 hours/week)
Vacation pay: 6% on base hours (40 hours/week)
Statutory holiday pay: 3.6% on base hours (40 hours/week)
Night shift premium of $3.00/hour if working nights
$170 per day worked LOA plus Travel Allowance will be offered for non-local candidate
Monday to Thursday: 10-hour shifts
Friday: 8-hour shift
Overtime and weekend work may be required
Additional Information
Successful candidates must complete the following:
SureHire Drug & Alcohol test
50 lb Fitness-to-Work assessment
Audiometric
Half-mask fit test
Due to the volume of applications, only candidates meeting the minimum qualifications will be contacted
Project Information
The Path2Zero project is a major clean energy initiative supporting the decarbonization of industrial operations in Fort Saskatchewan, Alberta. Upon its completion in 2028, the facility will be Canada’s largest clean hydrogen production site and among the largest globally.
We believe in equal chance in employment practices without discrimination, and complywith all laws regarding human rights in the provinces where we operate.
Few contractors can build what Kiewit builds, the way Kiewit builds it. We only hire the best — and our family mentality will drive you to continue to be the best.
There’s no limit to what you’ll work on at Kiewit. With contracts in different markets and geographic areas, Kiewit careers offer opportunities totackle new challenges all the time. Whether you’re building a facility that can turn water into power or a safer transportation network, you’re bound to make an impact in new and exciting ways.