PROJECT MANAGER

   EDUCATION & EXPERIENCE

  • Knowledge and experience exhibiting, implementing, and promoting safe behaviors.
  • 3-4 years experience with a strong technical background in field related seismic work.
  • Strong leadership initiatives including group problem solving and decision making skills.
  • Knowledge and experience in managing, coaching and leading.
  • The ability to communicate effectively both verbally and in writing, (including the use of technology).
  • Knowledge of regulatory requirements for applicable jurisdictions.
  • Strong understanding of risk management/case management techniques.
  • Emergency Response experience; and coordination of same.
  • Group Problem Solving, Decision Making and Investigative techniques.
  • Valid Class 5 drivers license.
  • Valid Standard First Aid.
  • WHMIS & H2S Alive certificate of training.
  • ATV certificate of training.
  • Minimum secondary education certificate.

   JOB SUMMARY

  The Project Manager will lead the Polaris Field Crew with direct reporting to the V.P. of Operations. The Project Manager is responsible for field operations and conduct of all personnel and equipment assigned to him/her.

  The Project Manager must understand program objectives as directed by his/her immediate supervisor or designate and execute these objectives in a safe and cost efficient manner. This position provides technical and orientation assistance to all field personnel. He/She works as a coach and mentor to support the development of our field crew and the general safety practices as outlined in the Polaris Corporate Manual, and as required by federal and provincial regulations. 

  The Project Manager is expected to identify and bring forward issues that may affect the health & safety of employee-partners, contractors and/or the community in which we operate. The Project Manager is a person who instructs, directs, and stewards workers in the performance of their duties. 

  Most decisions are consultative in nature, working with Operations Leadership and the HSE team in order to ensure safety policies and procedures are being followed. Technical decisions are more autocratic as it originates from existing regulation and relevant interpretations; however, the attempt is to do most development work through a team/consensus building approach. Impact of incorrect decisions may place workers at risk, affect the system integrity and/or increase cost.

  This position will work on a consultative and at times an authoritative basis with other field management and employees to resolve identified operational and health & safety issues.

While experience is preferred, Polaris Explorer provides in-depth training. You can apply for a position on-line. Click on the application form, complete and submit to Polaris Explorer.

Applicants will be contacted when positions become available.