Air Technician (H2S Safety Supervisor) - Jobs in Weyburn, SK

Job Description

What We DoWe deliver essential health and safety services to a wide range of companies and help to protect and support workers in remote oil field, pipeline, and industrial settings.About the RoleA day in the life of an Air Technician requires courage and compassion; facing diverse and interesting situations where you directly affect peoples lives by your actions.Position BenefitsConsistent work on a rotational scheduleFlexible scheduling available if applicant is working elsewherePaid per hour in accordance with normal daily/weekly overtime legislation; we do not use Oilwell Servicing exemptions to average overtimeAll other employee pay components are in accordance with provincial employment standardsOpportunity to enroll in group benefit planCompany pays for annual medical registration renewalOngoing investment in training and developmentResponsibilitiesCommunicate with client representative on dayto-day operationsProvide safety support to client representative including any reasonable request outside normal dutiesMaintain vehicles, shacks, and work areas in a clean, tidy, and professional conditionProvide complete and accurate handover information to relieving Air TechnicianMaintain a mature and professional relationship with all personnel in the work area including coworkers, supervisors, and mangersAssist managers in providing training to less experiences coworkersEnsure training competency goals are met as laid out in "Training and Competencies"Participate and cooperate with HSE Integrated management in the development, implementation and continuous improvement of all policies, procedures, and programsEnsure that all pertinent paperwork is completed accurately, neatly and in a timely manner.Understand the functions and maintenance of the equipmentReport and communicate regularly to Central Dispatch on the following critical changes necessary that may directly affect dispatchMaintain a daily journal of all activities directly related to the jobMaintain a light duty driver's logReport all deficiencies to senior staff and/or direct supervisorQualificationsExperience working on an industrial job siteH2S AliveNon GDL Class 5 (or equivalent) drivers License; Class 4 if working in BC for forestry workCommon Safety Orientation (CSO)Standard First AidCSTS - Considered an AssetConfined Space EntryFall ProtectionPersonal CharacteristicsHighly skilled and well known for bringing order to chaos; especially when patients are scared, in pain or shock from an injury.Caring yet take control type of personality. The ability to take a calm and logical approach to emergency situations.Strong interpersonal and communication skills (written and verbal)Functional knowledge of computer operations, including Excel, Word, and OutlookEffectively organize and prioritize situations and activities ranging from urgent patient care issues to routine office and clinic dutiesReliable, dependable, and capable of working in a fast-paced team environmentAble to travel via motor vehicle and air transportOther RequirementsWorking at heights or climbing laddersWorking in small or confined spacesLifting up to 50lbsWorking in adverse weather environments (heat / cold) and conditions (rain /wind)Potential shift lengths 10 12 hours, should be available to work longer if client requirements demand longer shifts or schedule changesEmployee must ensure that they are staying hydrated, alert and are always fit for dutyPhysical demands of the role include lifting up to 50 kilos.Drivers abstract required showing 4 or less infractions in the last three (3) yearsCandidates must successfully complete a pre-employment drug and alcohol testWe welcome all qualified candidates to apply, the diversity of our workforce reflects the communities we serve.