LEM Coordinator Turnover Records Specialist (British Columbia)

LEM Coordinator Turnover Records Specialist (British Columbia)

08 Nov
|
WSG Energy Services]
|
British Columbia

08 Nov

WSG Energy Services]

British Columbia

Coordinate Lessons Learned Events, testing records, and turnover documentation while maintaining accurate, complete, and auditable WSG project records.
As Document Controller & LEM Coordinator, you will manage LEM registers alongside equipment, asset, testing, and turnover records. The position processes, indexes, reviews, and transmits documentation, identifies gaps, and supports project teams through final dossier compilation. Contractual deadlines remain central.
Key Responsibilities: Manage Lessons Learned Events and associated registers
Maintain equipment, asset, testing, and quality registers
Control revisions and distribute approved documentation accurately
Identify documentation gaps, discrepancies, and overdue records




Generate document control and turnover performance metrics
Requirements: Solid understanding of document control and turnover requirements
Three to five years supporting industrial project documentation
Experience managing large document volumes
Excellent organizational and records management skills
Strong communication and stakeholder coordination skills
Bring detailed LEM coordination, testing records management, and turnover documentation skills to WSG project delivery and closeout.

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📌 LEM Coordinator Turnover Records Specialist (British Columbia)
🏢 WSG Energy Services]
📍 British Columbia

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