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Instructor, Refrigeration Mechanic Apprenticeship Calgary, AB Academic – School of Construction / SAFA Temporary Salary / On-site Apply for this job SAIT’s School of Construction is committed
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critical role in analyzing reservoir fluid properties to support oil and gas exploration and production. This position involves conducting high-pressure, high-temperature (HPHT) experiments, including PVT
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experiments for multiphase flow studies Operation calibration precision pumps Centrifuge operations Radio-isotope preparation and analysis for tracing of miscible fluid Optimize experimental protocols for EOR
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role petroleum engineering Skills Required WHIMS Ore and mineral analysis Rheology and slurry behaviour – viscosity, yield stress and fluid mechanic Pipeline flow simulations, flow loop testing pressure
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management and security of data generate within the lab Collection and dissemination of data to industry partner Recommending experimental design improvements Operation and maintenance of high-pressure vessels
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. Positions may be required to handle heavy materials and operate various types of mechanical equipment. Organizational skills, basic knowledge of department regulations and procedures along with the ability
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treatment processes that improve equipment longevity and performance. Utilizing non-destructive testing (NDT), scanning electron microscopy (SEM), and mechanical testing, you will identify failure mechanisms
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…SAIT. The School of Transportation has been part of SAIT since its inception in 1916, with the original discipline of Motor Mechanics. Now,100 years later, we provide hands-on, practical education for
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of education and experience in a senior technical role 5+ years of experience in a senior field role petroleum engineering Skills Required WHIMS Hydrology Geotechnical and soil mechanics Environmental impact and
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materials for SAIT’s Executive Management Council. Establish feedback mechanisms to improve services for international students. Culture and Service Excellence: Foster, promote and maintain a “student-first