Pipefitter - Oilfield Construction Maintenance Cold Lake - Monday to Friday 8 Hour Days
FLINT is currently hiring Journeyperson or Apprentice Pipefitters for a temporary role in Cold Lake, Alberta, starting June 10th, 2025. This local position follows a Monday to Friday schedule with 8-hour workdays and includes benefits eligibility after 300 hours worked. With over a century of experience building critical infrastructure across Canada, FLINT seeks pipefitters with at least 3 years of industrial experience and valid steamfitter-pipefitter certification. Local candidates are preferred, as the role does not provide camp accommodations, travel, or living out allowance. This is a strong opportunity to contribute to Canada's industrial energy sector through precise pipe installation and maintenance.
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Responsibilities
Join FLINT's team of industrial pipefitters to support infrastructure builds and maintenance across the Cold Lake region.
- Install and maintain piping systems in accordance with industry and site specifications
- Interpret drawings and plans to complete accurate installations
- Ensure proper fit, assembly, and alignment of piping systems
- Work safely under various environmental and site conditions
- Collaborate with crew and supervisors to maintain productivity and quality
Requirements
Applicants must meet trade certification and safety requirements and be physically capable of performing site-based tasks.
- Minimum 3 years' experience in an industrial setting
- Valid Journeyperson or Apprentice Steamfitter-Pipefitter certificate
- Valid CSTS-2020 safety ticket
- Physically fit for demanding job duties in various weather conditions
- Proficient in English (written and verbal)
- Own reliable transportation to job site in Cold Lake
Perks and Benefits
This temporary pipefitter role includes consistent weekday scheduling and benefit eligibility after 300 hours worked.
- Temporary full-time opportunity with FLINT
- Monday to Friday, 8-hour shifts
- Benefits available after 300+ hours worked
- Work with one of Canada's leading industrial service providers
- Hands-on experience in the energy and infrastructure sectors
Worksite/Project
Oilfield Construction and Maintenance Projects
Oilfield Construction and Maintenance Projects in Alberta involve the development, expansion, and upkeep of infrastructure for oil and gas extraction in the province's vast oilfields. These projects include the construction of drilling rigs, wellheads, pipelines, and processing plants, as well as ongoing maintenance to keep operations running smoothly. Maintenance work often includes repairs, equipment upgrades, and infrastructure assessments to optimize performance and ensure safety compliance. The oilfield sectors construction and maintenance efforts are essential for supporting Albertas energy industry, which remains a key contributor to the Canadian economy
Oilfield Construction and Maintenance ProjectsEmployer Hiring
FLINT Corp
FLINT Corp is a Canadian provider of maintenance, construction, and industrial services to the energy and industrial markets, publicly traded on the Toronto Stock Exchange under the ticker FLNT and headquartered in Calgary, Alberta. The company delivers a broad range of services, including maintenance and turnarounds, facility construction, fabrication, modularization and machining, wear technologies and weld overlays, pipeline installation and integrity, high-voltage construction, electrical and instrumentation, environmental services, and workforce and heavy-equipment-operator supply. FLINT serves customers across the oil and gas, petrochemical, mining, power, agriculture, forestry, infrastructure, and water-treatment industries, with operations concentrated in Western Canada and the United States. The company, previously known as ClearStream Energy Services, adopted the FLINT Corp name in January 2023, reviving a long-established brand in Canada's energy services sector.
FLINT Corp