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As a Field Drill Pipe Inspection Operator, you will play a crucial role in ensuring the integrity and quality of used drill pipe through thorough inspections. Oversee all operations of the Used Drill Pipe Electromagnetic Inspection (EMI) Unit, ensuring that each inspection meets industry standards and customer specifications. You will supervise a team of inspection crewmembers, ensuring safety and efficiency on the job.

You have worked with drill pipes and great experience doing inspections, this may be a great opportunity to step in to a a supervisory role. Apply Today!

Essential Job Responsibilities:

• Responsible for all duties associated with the operations of the Used Drill Pipe Electromagnetic Inspection (EMI) Unit, including the everyday operation, maintenance, size change-over, and the standardization of the inspection unit. Has the responsibility for the timely completion of the job, the quality of work, safety at the jobsite and performance of the job to specifications and Tuboscope Standard Operating Procedures.
• Must coordinate with their supervisor to verify the daily work schedule and is responsible for organizing the inspection crew and assigning individual crewmember duties.
• Monitors the inspection crewmember’s performance of all aspects of the inspection service to ensure that it meets Tuboscope Standard Operating Procedure requirements, API, DS-1, and/or ASTM specifications, practices and standards, and customer requirements.
• Is responsible for monitoring the Used Drill Pipe Electromagnetic Inspection (EMI) Unit recording console to determine the classification of the inspected material. 
• Supervises inspection prove-up personnel and is responsible for recording prove-up results and recording rejected or reclassified material. 
• Responsible for completion of the required paperwork, including Inspection Reports and Tally Reports, upon job completion. Completed reports must be promptly submitted to the appropriate supervisor for review and processing.
• Perform the required Used Drill Pipe Electromagnetic Inspection (EMI) Unit maintenance and repair and will coordinate the ordering of unit inspection equipment, part, and supplies with the appropriate manager. 
  Operator may also perform other inspection duties, such as assistant operator, inspection prove-up, or other duties as assigned. 
• Any other duties not listed may be assigned by the Division Manager. 

 

Qualification Requirements:

• High School or GED equivalent preferred. 
• A minimum of two (2) years used Drill Pipe Inspection experience. 
• Knowledge and experience in oilfield tubulars and pipe handling will be required.
• Demonstrated understanding of the inspection related portions of applicable API publications and Customer Specifications and/or requirements.
• Field experience would be an asset.
• Prior experience in the inspection of used tubing & casing would be an preferred.
• Travel is required and must possess a valid driver’s licence with an acceptable driver’s abstract. Must disclose a three-year driving history to include all accidents, violations, or suspensions on their abstract.

 

HSE Requirements:

• Work is performed in a shop and yard environment. Possibility to be exposed to dust, fumes or gases and changes of temperature/humidity.  
• Physical requirements: squatting, bending, reaching, twisting, lifting up to 23 kilograms, walking on rough ground, and working near moving equipment.
• Required to at all times wear proper protective clothing and equipment and perform duties in a safe manner.

 

Preferred method of application and to view all opportunities visit: https://www.nov.com/Careers

NOV is an Equal Opportunity Employer and Prohibits Discrimination or Harassment of Any Kind: NOV is committed to the principle of equal employment opportunities for everyone and to providing employees with a work environment free of discrimination and harassment. NOV values inclusion and diversity; we encourage all qualified candidates to apply. 

With over 40 different locations in Canada, and 30, 000 people worldwide, NOV is proud to offer their employees competitive pay and excellent benefits, including a Flexible Spending Account, employer paid premiums, and employer contributions to our employee’s RRSP. We are also proud to provide on the job training, with potential for advancement within our organization, and an Educational Assistance Program. 

NOV thanks all interested applicants, however only those selected for interview will be contacted. 
 
 
 
 
 
 

As a Project Manager at RemedX Remediation Services Inc., you will support projects that span multiple disciplines and deliver high quality solutions for our clients. In this pivotal role, you will play a crucial part in ensuring the successful execution of projects while maintaining seamless communication with the client and stakeholders. Your principal focus will be coordinating earthworks and construction related tasks at complex remedial sites in Alberta.

Your experience in the Environmental Consulting worlds, as well as your project and people skills will enable you to excel. As the Project Manager, you will oversee the delivery of large-scale environmental remediation projects by:

• Act as RemedXs’ representative with the client and contractors during work execution;
• Leading the Management Team in the delivery of the construction scope, schedule, budget and quality for complex work packages, to be delivered primarily by subcontractors;
• Communicate and interact effectively and professionally with supervisors, employees, and others individually or in a team environment by facilitating effective communication and minimize misunderstandings and ensure all stakeholders are informed;
• Works with other managers, project staff, and discipline leads to develop budgets, schedules, and plans for the various elements of project(s);
• Work closely with contractors, and consultants to successfully execute projects;
• Demonstrate leadership on site including managing field resources and all contractors to complete their portion of work safely, on-time and to an acceptable standard of quality;
• Works with the project staff to devise and execute action plans to rectify potential cost overruns or delays, or to accommodate significant changes to the scope of work;
• May participate in negotiations with regulatory agencies in support of our clients;
• Prepares and review, written reports and presentations (for regulators/clients/ subcontractors and management personnel);
• Plan and prepare construction schedules, milestones and monitor progress;
• Monitors and reports to management on the progress of project activity, including significant milestones and conditions which could affect project cost or schedule;
• Implement quality control programs;
• Plan, organize, direct, control and evaluate daily operations. Develop work schedules;
• Maintaining a safe, organized, clean site, and preside over regular safety meetings;
• Manage contract administration (subcontractor/management communication);
• Identify and address issues that may impact project progress, proposing adjustments as needed;
• Oversee and approve weekly job cost updates and quarterly cash flow projections;
• Review, approve and negotiate change orders;
• Maintain and update tracking tools with current values for contracts and data summaries.

The ideal candidate will possess a bachelor’s degree in construction management, Civil or Environmental Engineering and have relevant experience in the field.

• 5+ years of experience with on-site coordination and management of multiple subcontractors and suppliers, control of work areas and quality control on large-scale, preferably environmental remediation type projects;
• Demonstrated experience in working on environmental remediation/construction projects including problem solving and working with multiple crews;
• Professional designation (or the ability to obtain one);
• Ability to work independently and as part of a team;
• Ability to communicate effectively, both verbally and in writing;
• Good organizational skills, the ability to manage several assignments simultaneously;
• Proficient computer skills – Microsoft Office Suite.

What you can expect:

The employee will receive access to our comprehensive benefits package that promotes physical, mental, financial, and emotional well-being. This includes but is not limited to:
• Annual Performance Bonus
• Company Vehicle and Fuel Allowance
• Gym Membership
• Health Spending Account
• Life Insurance and Disability Coverage
• Paid Sick Leave, Vacation and Holidays, etc.

Salary Range: to be determined
Base salary will be based on the successful candidate’s relevant experience, skills, and competencies.

Qualified applicants interested in joining a dynamic team are encouraged to submit a resume and cover letter electronically. We wish to thank all applicants for their interest and effort in applying for the position; however, only candidates selected for interviews will be contacted.

Position Summary
Lotus Creek is a high torque, organic growth, Canadian junior oil and gas exploration company with operations in Central AB, SE Saskatchewan and Cold Lake, AB. We are currently seeking an individual with significant light oil operations weighted experience spanning varied projects to add to our Central Alberta and Southeast Saskatchewan light oil team. The position reports to the Vice President, Operations. This role will provide pro-active operations engineering and leadership within the Southeast Saskatchewan light oil asset team based on the individual’s unique capabilities.

About Lotus Creek
Our business model aims to:
• Maximize full cycle profits and deliver superior total shareholder returns through share price appreciation
• Deliver best-in-class organic growth in cashflow, production and producing reserves per debt adjusted share
• Invest in only the highest quality, internally generated growth opportunities
• Continue to simplify and high grade the business, build and leverage technical expertise, increase operational focus, and create lasting strategic advantages

Lotus Creek draws inspiration from the lotus flower as a symbol of renewal, growth, strength and resilience. Just as the lotus thrives in murky waters, overcoming adversity to emerge strong and unscathed, we believe in navigating the challenges of the oil and energy industry with perseverance and determination. The creek represents the beginning of our journey, a steady flow towards growth, while the lotus’ deep roots signify the strong foundation upon which we build our success. With Lotus Creek, we will be committed to profitability, growing sustainably, and emerging as a leader in the energy sector.

Responsibilities
• Provide production, completion and facilities engineering support to the area team for exploration and development activities.
• Provide production optimization enhancement for area wells and pumping systems.
• Provide ongoing support and guidance to field staff.
• Propose and implement operating cost reduction initiatives.
• Track and maintain Alberta and Saskatchewan Government compliance requirements.
• Provide due diligence support for area A&D activities.
• Demonstrate a high level of business acumen, creativity and strategic leadership within a multi-disciplinary team to support the continued success of the corporation.

Qualifications
• A minimum of 8 years of technical industry experience with a demonstrated history of adding value.
• Experience with tight oil plays and multi-stage horizontal fracturing
• Oversee all day-to-day workover servicing and programming.
• Demonstrated motivation, strong communication, and analytical skills with the ability to bring informal leadership to a multi-disciplined team.
• Strong organizational and time management skills.
• Experience in dealing with gas conservation projects and design.

Applications are being accepted until April 4, 2025 and can be submitted to info@lotuscreek.ca

Thank you for your interest in Lotus Creek Exploration – only successful candidates will be contacted.

About the Orphan Well Association

The Orphan Well Association (OWA) is an independent non-profit organization that operates under the delegated legal authority of the Alberta Energy Regulator (AER). Our mission is to decommission Orphan oil and gas infrastructure in the Alberta oil and gas sector and reclaim the land to its original state in a safe, principled and cost-efficient manner.  Orphan properties are wells, pipelines, facilities and associated sites that have been left behind by defunct or insolvent companies and that have been designated as orphans by the AER. 

Since beginning operations in 2002, the OWA has decommissioned over 8,100 wells and achieved over 3,000 reclamation certificates, with nearly 3,400 other sites reclaimed and awaiting revegetation.  This work has allowed municipalities, farmers, ranchers and recreational users to reconnect with what the landscape has to offer.

About the Role

The Intermediate Environmental Coordinator is an integral part of our Operations team. This position will provide essential support to the Environmental Lead and area Environmental Coordinators through a variety of project-based initiatives. This position is ideal for a motivated individual, with an innovative and analytical mindset, who thrives both independently and as part of a dynamic group.

In this position, you will play an integral role in supporting environmental program management. As assigned by the Environmental Lead, your primary responsibilities will include organizing new inventory and assessing the status of work scopes on a site-by-site basis. Tasks will include historical file reviews including Phase I ESA, Phase 2 ESA and Remediation technical report reviews, and the initiation of various scopes of work, such as preparing and assigning further Assessment, Record of Site Condition and Pre-Reclamation Assessment scopes.

Additionally, you will support other project tasks, particularly during periods of increased reporting volume, to support the workload of area Environmental Coordinators. These tasks may include technical report review of Phase I ESAs, Phase 2 ESAs, Detailed Site Assessments and Reclamation Applications.

The ideal candidate will have advanced Excel or Tableau skills, experience with SiteView, a passion for maintaining database integrity, and a strong interest or capability with PowerBI.

If you’re eager to contribute your expertise in a meaningful and innovative way, this is the perfect opportunity to refine your Environmental Coordinator skillset on assigned projects, with potential for growth into an area-based Environmental Coordinator role.

This position will report to our Environmental Lead and will be located in the Calgary office.  Some field travel will be required.

Key Duties:

• Coordinate, plan and maintain records of assessment, remediation and reclamation activities for groupings of sites, with a goal of achieving closure in a safe, principled and cost-efficient manner
•  Manage budget for assigned projects and assign environmental assessment, reclamation and remediation work by work scope, geographic area, and prime contractor resources
• Provide support to environmental leads and area environmental coordinators, ensuring cost efficiencies, technical accuracy, and clarity of scope and deliverables
• Respond to stakeholder requests, including those from landowners, vendors, third-party operators, and regulators, ensuring timely information delivery and issue resolution
• Participate in the OWA’s safety program by:
  -Demonstrating leadership in safety practices;
  -Ensuring OWA safety expectations are clearly communicated and adhered to by consulting firms (prime contractors);
  -Conducting prime contractor safety management system evaluations and field safety assessments;
  -Following up on safety incidents with prime contractors to ensure proper resolution
• Monitor and evaluate prime contractor performance for safety, operational reporting, technical report writing and cost tracking
• Provide input for improving project cost efficiencies
• Review technical environmental reports and OneStop submissions (such as Environmental Site Assessments, Record of Site Condition submissions, and Remedial Action Plans)
• Review and update remaining closure cost estimates based on available information
  Ensure appropriate and adequate stakeholder contact and communication is upheld by the prime contractor
• Track, record, and report on operational activities and expenditures
• Uphold data integrity and consistency across various data sources and platforms
• Work planning with prime contractors including scheduling and kickoff meetings
• Timely review, coding, dispute resolution and approval of invoices
• Support development and compliance with internal processes including our Operational Management System (OMS)

Experience Required

• Five to ten years of experience in the oil and gas industry with extensive experience in environmental assessment, surface reclamation, remediation, and project management
• Development/review and submission of Record of Site Condition is required
• Several years of field experience completing Phase 1 ESAs, Phase 2 ESAs, remediation, reclaiming of wellsites, and detailed site assessments
• Strong track record managing reclamation and remediation operations and resolving environmental technical and field issues during operations
• Knowledgeable about regulatory requirements for the oil and gas industry, particularly Alberta Environment & Parks, AER and OH&S regulations
• Outlook and SiteView experience is required
• Advanced expertise in Excel is highly recommended
  Working knowledge of Power BI, Tableau, Snowflake and GIS based software is an asset
• Subsoil Salinity Tool (SST) expertise is an asset but not required

Skills

• Strong written and verbal communication skills
• Analytical mindset with excellent attention to detail
• Ability to work collaboratively with teams and prime contractors to meet shared goals
• Skilled in setting expectations, managing contractor relationships and following up on performance concerns
• Highly organized, capable of setting priorities, managing time efficiently, and meeting deadlines
• Proactive in identifying process gaps and taking initiative to address them
• Able to promptly review environmental reports, assign the next phase of work in a timely fashion, and update information in the OWA’s database (SiteView)
• Self-directed and able to work independently while knowing when to seek assistance
   

Qualifications

• Post-secondary education in environmental related field (e.g., BSc Eng., B.Sc) is required
• Professional designation is required
   

Please send your cover letter and resume in confidence to HR@orphanwell.ca by April 4, 2024, including “Intermediate Environmental Coordinator” in the subject line. We thank all applicants for their interest, however only those candidates selected for interviews will be contacted.