Job Summary

Responsibility

• Maintain, prepare, and operate a pumper for each and every job.
• Operate the pumper to perform proper on-site rig in (assemble) and rig out (disassemble) procedures, mixing, pumping, pressure tests, plug drops, wash ups, final inspections, and assist with location clean up.
• Develop and apply an understanding of all gauges in the operator panel.
• Monitor pump pressure, rates, densities, and volume during pumping performance; observe and report if anyone is needed in the hot zone.
• Inspect and perform function tests before equipment leaves yard, ensuring all components are in working order.
• Maintain up-to-date documentation on equipment maintenance and repairs (i.e. 300-hour maintenance, greasing unit and iron treating), and submit paper work before shift end.
• Perform shop maintenance on field equipment when required, including pumper spring maintenance and fluid end inspections.
• Assist the Supervisor in job preparations and incident reporting.
• Adhere to and enforce company safety policies and ensure compliance with HSE legislation.
• Develop and maintain strong external/internal client relationships in support of company values and objectives.
• Establish and maintain procedures to ensure high level of service.
• Drive well servicing equipment without a trailer (pup unit) to and from well sites, as required.
• Participate in training and development activities.
• Other general duties as required.

Skills

• Experience in oil and gas field operations.
• Experience with rig in and rig out procedures, mixing and pumping, pressure tests, plug drops, wash ups, final inspections, and clean up.
• Experience with equipment and components, including pumping equipment.
• Maintenance knowledge, mechanically inclined, and have the ability to troubleshoot.
• Strong understanding of DOT regulations and required paperwork.
• Strong work ethic, positive attitude, reliable, and dependable.
• Flexible and able to adapt to change.
• Understands the importance of safety.
• Team player and customer service focused.
• Demonstrated initiative and results orientated.

Qualifications

• Valid class 1 (Canada) driver’s license with a clean driving record
• Physically capable of moving/lifting heavy objects up to 23 kg., bending, standing, gripping,

sitting/driving, walking, and climbing repeatedly for extended periods.

• Able to work outdoors for extended periods of time and in some types of weather conditions.
• Able to make the maximum shift of a 15 days on a 6 days off rotational schedule on the base and the field. The Specific Schedule will depend on the projects.
• Able to work in congested or confined areas, and with exposure to loud noises and vibration.
• Legally eligible to work in the country the role is based out of.

Onboarding Requirements

• WCB
• Driver license
• Oilfield Safety Tickets

a. Common Safety Orientation
b. Standard First Aid Certificate
c. Hydrogen Sulphide Awareness (H2S) Certificate
d. Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System (WHMIS) Certificate
e. Transportation of Dangerous Goods (TDG) Certificate

Location

• Base- Edmonton
• Field- Fort Mc Murray Area