Alberta, Canada Job Family Group: Discipline Engineering Worker Type: Regular Posting Start Date: October 13, 2026 Business Unit: Downstream and Renewables Experience Level: Experienced Professionals

Job Description
What’s the role Leadership Accountability, Performance Ownership and technical Authority

The PET Manager is a results-driven leader with strong technical authority who establishes clear performance ownership, expectations and outcomes across Projects, Engineering and Technology (Process Engineering and Process Control). This leader translates asset strategies, reliability insights and engineering data into priorities, actions and measurable results, reinforcing that results count not effort. They actively eliminate decision paralysis through explicit prioritization (stop, start, do less) and drive pace, urgency and accountability for delivery. The role requires deep credibility in Pressure Equipment Integrity (PEI), spanning both Static Mechanical and Rotating Mechanical disciplines, enabling healthy challenge, proactive risk identification and technical assurance. This leader ensures affordable, fast-paced solutions are pursued where appropriate, while maintaining rigor and discipline in longer-term engineering strategies and reliability improvements. Risk-Based Engineering Leadership and Capability Building

The leader demonstrates solid leadership presence, technical judgement and self-reflection, challenging defensiveness, optimism bias and undue risk avoidance. They establish a balanced risk appetite for a manufacturing environment-moving the organization away from zero risk tolerance toward risk-based decision-making that protects the asset while enabling the value creation. This leader brings the technical capability to guide the engineering team to define problems,



proactively mitigate risk, develop short-term controls, and drive robust longer-term engineering solutions. They actively close critical skills gaps across all disciplines and restore disciplined learning loops. Operating beyond functional silos, they engage Asset Partners, Joint venture stakeholders, senior level expectations with confidence – building a culture where technical excellence, accountability, pace and reliable performance are sustainably delivered. What you’ll be doing

Individual Accountabilities Demonstrate personal commitment and leadership to deliver a culture where no one gets hurt and process safety outcomes are paramount Accountable for building sustainable improvements and performance delivery in HSSE, Reliability, Cost, Margin, Energy, Quality Manages Scotford Site Grad FTE budgeting & intake, development and rotation program for all disciplines. Ensure engineering activities adhere to site and governmental requirements/regulations including Association of Professional Engineers and Geoscientists of Alberta (APEGA) Permit to Practice and ABSA (Alberta Boiler Safety Authority (ABSA). Holder of the Shell’s APEGA Permit to Practice (P.
Eng. with APEGA in good standing) Assure engineering employees progress their professional skills to meet the needs of the business using the Shell Graduate Program (SGP), Shell Advanced Technical Program (SATP) and Technical Competence Management Solution (CMS),



Shell Project Academy (SPA). Championleveragingand optimizing TAOcapabilitiesinsupportof developing aneffectivetechnicalsupportmodel for Scotford Manage development and implementation of Pressure Equipment Integrity, Machinery, Electrical and PACO equipment strategies, programs and tactics to drive continuous improvement in operational performance. Lead and develop staff to be a High Reliability Organization providing outstanding technical support & assurance work. Own and drive the overall Asset Integrity Process Safety Management strategy for the site. Maturation and capital stewardship of projects that are aligned with ESAMP and (Asset Reference Plans) ARPs Accountable for effective engineering support and interfaces to projects and asset teams for longer term priorities E2E accountability for capital project delivery with a right project/right scope mindset Manage the SEAM service delivery for Project Delivery and Engineering Disciplines including funding, priorities, work scope. Manage Site Process Ownership forManage Projects, WRFM, MAC, MTO, MOC, PCD, MAC, HEMP, GHG, RCM, PHEA, MIDS, and SIS work Processes including assurance (LOD1s) Site TA1 responsibilities within Shell’s work processes. Scotford representative on key Shell networks. Drive work process improvement globally via participation on select Global Process Councils. Active member of the site emergency response team, leads the site duty roster as EOC Manager Key Shared Accountabilities

Ensure implementation of key standard work processes (Manage Projects, MEC, MTO, MOC, HEMP, PCD, GHG, WRFM), PHEA (SPOs, SPFs) Review, Challenge, support the MOC and Project work, being hand over to the team managing within operating and

📌 PET Manager (Winnipeg)
🏢 Shell
📍 Winnipeg