Christina Mahnke
About Christina Mahnke
Christina Mahnke is an Energy Operator at Tolko Industries in Slave Lake, where she has worked since 2017. She has a background in process operations and training, having previously worked at Nexen and contributed to skill development and mentorship within her team.
Work at Tolko
Christina Mahnke has been employed at Tolko Industries as an Energy Operator since 2017. In this role, she is based in Slave Lake and has accumulated seven years of experience. Her responsibilities include overseeing energy operations and ensuring efficient energy management within the facility. Additionally, she serves as a back-up supervisor for the Power Engineering department, which demonstrates her leadership capabilities and her involvement in operational oversight.
Previous Experience at Nexen
Prior to her tenure at Tolko, Christina worked at Nexen as a Process Operator from 2014 to 2016 in Fort McMurray. During her two years in this position, she gained valuable experience in process operations, contributing to her understanding of energy systems and operational protocols. This role helped her develop skills that are applicable to her current position.
Training and Mentorship Responsibilities
In her current role at Tolko, Christina is responsible for training new operators. This aspect of her job highlights her commitment to skill development and mentorship within the organization. By guiding new team members, she contributes to the overall competency and efficiency of the energy operations team.
Education and Expertise
Christina studied at the British Columbia Institute of Technology (BCIT) from 2012 to 2014, where she completed a two-year program. Her education provided her with a strong foundation in energy systems and operational management. Additionally, she has expertise in troubleshooting upset conditions and coordinating with other departments to find solutions, which underscores her problem-solving abilities in complex operational scenarios.
Co-op Experience at The University of British Columbia
In 2013, Christina worked as a Co-op Student at The University of British Columbia for a duration of two months. This experience allowed her to apply her academic knowledge in a practical setting, further enhancing her skills and understanding of energy operations.