LNG Canada – Kitimat

Contractor(s): Fluor Contractors Canada Ltd, TL&T Electric Ltd
Agreement: Project Agreement

Shift Information

Currently the shift is 14 days on and 7 days off, 10 hours per day. For wage and benefits information, please view the “Schedule A: Wage & Benefit Calculations” document in the Job Related Downloads (link below).

Each day of work shall be compensated based upon a blended hourly rate. The first ten (10) hours worked shall be paid at one point one seven five (1.175) times the otherwise applicable straight time hourly rate.

For more shift and wage information, please see the contractor specific page (if available) or Section 9 of the LNG Canada MOU in the Job Related Downloads (link below).

Name Request / List Hires

The contractor may name request 100 percent of supervision (Foremen and General Foremen), the first three non-supervision workers, and fifty percent of the remaining workers from the local union. Refer to 6.10 and 6.11 for further clarification.

No Jumping/Raiding

Employees who voluntarily terminate their position (quit) shall be denied access to the project for thirty calendar days. See 7.01 for further clarification.

Job Requirements

  • Clear pre-access result
  • Government photo ID
  • Skills Certifications
    • Fall Arrest
    • WHMIS 2015
  • Industrial Experience

Must comply with project and government order on COVID-19 social distancing and elevated levels of hygiene

About the Project

LNG Canada is a large industrial energy project to build and operate an LNG liquefaction, storage and loading terminal in the port of Kitimat, BC, in order to export liquefied natural gas (LNG) produced by the project’s partners in the Montney Formation gas fields of British Columbia, near Dawson Creek, B.C.

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Weather

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In Kitimat, the summers are comfortable and mostly cloudy; the winters are long, very cold, and overcast; and it is wet year round. Over the course of the year, the temperature typically varies from -3°C to 23°C and is rarely below -12°C or above 29°C

Transportation

Highway camera near Kitimat
Hwy 37 at Oolichan Avenue, 5 km north of Kitimat, looking North (elevation: 46 metres)

Flights are provided from the pre-determined flight hubs.

If you’re driving, you can use this link to get directions via Google Maps.

Winter tires or chains are required on most routes in British Columbia from October 1 to March 31.
For select highways, including mountain passes and rural routes in high snowfall areas, the date will be extended until April 30 to account for early-spring snowfall. These routes are marked with regulatory signs posted on numbered and un-numbered highways throughout the province. We reserve the right to restrict travel at any time of the year depending on road conditions. Regulations vary province to province. Click for more information