Coil Tubing Supervisor at Taz Well Servicing — NeverHard

Job DescriptionJob Description JOIN A COIL TUBING CREW THAT DOES IT RIGHT Taz Well Servicing is a privately owned coil tubing company based in Red Deer and working across Alberta, British Columbia and Saskatchewan. We run shallow, intermediate and deep coil units, twin fluid pumps and nitrogen units, backed by modern, well-maintained equipment and 24/7 dispatch. We are growing our crews so people get regular days off. If you want to work for a company that keeps it simple, does good work and treats people right, we want to talk to you. COIL TUBING SUPERVISOR You lead the crew from rig-in to rig-out and set the standard for safety, quality and uptime. What you will do Lead the crew. Supervise, coach and build a coil tubing crew that works safely and respects each other. Run the job. Plan with the client program, direct execution and make sound calls as the well and the weather change. Keep safety first. Run pre-job meetings and hazard assessments, check tickets and fitness for duty, and stop work when it is not safe. Look after the iron. Make sure coil units, pumps, nitrogen equipment and support vehicles are maintained and ready. Represent Taz. Be the face of the company with clients, and keep reports and tickets accurate and on time. Get the crew there. Transport crew and equipment to location option to run your own crew vehicle. What you bring Previous coil tubing supervisory experience Current tickets: TDG, WHMIS, H2S Alive, First Aid, Fall Protection, Coil Tubing BOP, CSO A clean driving record; Class 1 or Class 3 licence preferred Ability to pass pre-employment drug and alcohol testing COIL TUBING OPERATOR You run the equipment, support the crew and build toward your next step. What you will do Operate safely and efficiently. Run the coil unit and pumps to the Supervisor's plan and the client program. Support the job. Help with rig-in, rig-out and job execution, and step in on supervisory duties when needed. Keep equipment ready. Inspect and maintain equipment and follow all safety protocols. Be a good crew member. Speak up on hazards, report near misses and look out for each other. What you bring Current tickets: TDG, WHMIS, H2S Alive, First Aid, Fall Protection, Coil Tubing BOP, CSO Valid Class 1 or Class 3 driver's licence Previous coil tubing experience (minimum 1 year preferred); pumping or nitrogen experience is an asset Ability to pass pre-employment drug and alcohol testing WHAT YOU GET Competitive pay, with overtime, travel pay and accommodations on remote work Supervisors: significant monthly guarantee plus hourly pay Dental, extended health and life insurance Modern, well-maintained coil units, nitrogen and pump equipment, with 24/7 dispatch and technical support Safety-first culture with a dropped-object prevention program and a safety management Training and a path from Operator to Supervisor Work across the major oilfield corridors of Alberta, BC and Saskatchewan