Scheduler Job

Are you interested in commodities scheduling? As an entry level Scheduler, this position applies a basic understanding of routine elements of pipeline and storage scheduling activities and problem resolution.

 What you will do:

Provides technical/commercial support by:

• Providing input into the design, adaptation and implementation of the scheduling service program within a 24/7 real-time full notice of shipment schedule and rolling 10-day windows.

• Provide detailed analysis of scheduled product movement and manage conflicts in the system with customers, some of which are unique to the Southern System:

• Monitor and update the system conditions daily with system inventories, batch positions, activities, maintenance and operating considerations.

• Coordinate receipts at various locations along the pipeline.

• Simulate volumes through the various tankage locations to ensure appropriate working levels.

• Ensure crude quality is maintained by accurate utilization of tankage on the pipeline system.

• Coordinate operational and maintenance issues with pipeline operations.

• Issue daily pump order for the Control Center to execute.

• Work closely with other Enbridge schedulers, Control Centre Operations (CCO) and Shippers to handle system-wide issues.

• Maintain records in accordance with established policies and procedures.

• Occasional participation in the Indigenous Employment Program initiatives such as Indigenous community engagement, youth mentorship, career and employment events.

 Who you are:

 You have the following qualifications and experience:

• University degree in an applicable field, e.g., Commerce, Engineering, etc.

• Preference may be given to a candidate who identifies as Indigenous (First Nations, Metis, Inuit).

• Excellent interpersonal skills and proficiency with computer applications.

• Related pipeline scheduling or logistics experience would be a benefit.

• Strong analytical and problem-solving skills.

• Ability to perform under pressure and meet deadlines.

• Knowledge of Indigenous culture and practices is an asset.