ASSISTANT CREW MANAGER

   EDUCATION & EXPERIENCE

• Background in oil and gas operations and maintenance.
• Knowledge of regulatory requirements for applicable jurisdictions.
• Understanding of risk management/case management techniques.
• Emergency Response experience; and coordination of same.
• Group Problem Solving, Decision Making and Investigative techniques.
• Strong communication skills with respect to managing and leading a seismic recording program.
• Valid Class 5 drivers license.
• Valid Standard First Aid.
• Polaris WHMIS awareness certificate of training.
• H2S awareness certificate of training.
• ATV certificate of training.
• Working knowledge of computers (MS Office preferable).

   JOB SUMMARY

  He/She must understand the program objectives as directed by his/her immediate supervisor and execute these objectives in a safe and cost efficient manner. This position provides technical and orientation assistance to all field personnel. This person works as a coach and mentor to the recording crew employee and contractors in support of the on-going development of the recording crew team and general safety practices as outlined in the Polaris Corporate Manual, and as required by federal and provincial regulations.

  The Assistant Crew Manager/Field Administrator 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 Assistant Crew Manager/Field Administrator when assigned, is a person who instructs, directs, and stewards workers in the performance of their duties.

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.