Our field operators and trades ensure we deliver the energy millions of North Americans rely on every day. Explore trade and operator job opportunities at TC Energy today.

TC Energía delivered a new football field in Cazadero, Querétaro benefiting the community through which our Tula-Villa de Reyes pipeline passes

For those involved in technological deployment, seeing quantifiable results from your hard work is gratifying. But recognizing the impact of this work on a human level is really where the hours, weeks, and months of tireless effort pays off. This particularly applies to a cross-unit collaboration in TC Energy’s U.S. Natural Gas (USNG) organization that led to the avoidance of almost 150 in-person callouts between August 2020 and March 2021 on the Columbia Gulf Transmission system. The achievement came with the implementation of remote-control capabilities for Gas Control in Charleston, W.Va.

Brent McDonald share's his work experience as a participant Aboriginal Construction Participation Program (ACPP) . From the Aseniwuche Winewak Nation he represented his community in the ACPP on the Robb Section of the 2021 NGTL System Expansion Project.

With many people coming and going to our sites, and the requirement for every employee, contractor or visitor to sign in and out at the main office using a manual process- pen and paper – this quickly became a concern when COVID-19 started to rear its ugly head. Learn more about how QR codes were implemented.

With thousands of employees and contractors at field sites throughout North America, preventing accidents and injuries is a critical task. Learn more about the steps we take.

April is Celebrate Diversity Month – a time to acknowledge and appreciate what makes us unique – whether that’s culture, ethnic origin, religion, sexual orientation or any other aspect of our identity.

Operations employees are on the ground each day to ensure natural gas keeps flowing through our infrastructure around the clock and in all weather conditions. With safety at the forefront, natural gas field technicians across our footprint are our unsung heroes with a variety of job duties that vary day by day – requiring skilled and adaptable personnel. The field technician role is experienced across our footprint with their own North American viewpoint. 

In August, Avery Foret wrapped up the final weeks of her 16-month field engineering internship in Crossfield, AB. Now, she is back on campus at the University of Calgary to complete her mechanical engineering degree with a new perspective on the ‘real-world’ application of her studies.