Shape multi-year facility portfolios at TC Energy using asset reliability planning, risk analysis, and maintenance optimization across Canada Gas operations. This geographical planner role focuses on compression, measurement, and associated facility assets while balancing execution capacity.
As a Facility Reliability & Integrity Geographical Planner, you will translate asset risks, regulatory requirements, reliability needs, commercial priorities, and financial constraints into executable portfolio recommendations. You will work across Engineering, Operations, Finance, Work Management, Commercial Operations, and project execution teams. The role requires independent judgment, evaluation of alternatives, and explicit communication with senior stakeholders without direct authority.
Key Responsibilities: Translate asset strategies and requirements into portfolio candidates
Confirm scope, timing, costs, outages, dependencies,



and readiness
Challenge incomplete inputs and coordinate gap resolution
Maintain traceability from facility risk through execution handoff
Recommend bundled, accelerated, deferred, or re-scoped work
Requirements: Bachelor's degree in Engineering, Applied Science, or Asset Management
Ten or more years of progressive relevant experience
Experience optimizing complex multi-year maintenance portfolios
Understanding of risk-informed decisions and asset lifecycle planning
Financial acumen with budgets, forecasts, and cost trends
Apply facility reliability, integrity planning, and financial judgment to create executable maintenance portfolios for TC Energy’s geography.

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📌 Facility Reliability Geographical Planner (Alberta)
🏢 TransCanada PipeLines
📍 Alberta