Attend the Orientation and Training School (OaTS) to gain all oilfield tickets required by law and to understand all Calfrac procedures and policies to ensure safety objectives are adhered to
Participate in field site training in pressure pumping operations, materials and product management, logistics and software use
Become familiar with basic fracturing concepts to understand how each piece of equipment operates and their relative importance to the operation
Shadow fracturing operators and or supervisors to gain a further understanding such as the following; equipment operational limitations, plumbing and operation of units, chemical loading and transferring, chemical tote-strapping, chemical injection points and pre-job QA/QC, treating iron rig in and rig out procedures, iron and equipment maintenance / inspection, check valve operations and isolation tools, hydraulics and pneumatics and proppant transport, onsite storage and handling
Assist the data van operator as they set up their monitoring software, connect cables to the integral equipment, pressure test treating iron, communicate with members of the crew and execute the job
Become familiar with basic coil tubing concepts to understand how each piece of equipment operates and their relative importance to the operation
Learn the fundamentals of Coiled Tubing operations such as spooling, BOP operations, injector operation, stripper operation, accumulator operation and pipe management and fatigue
Learn the different aspects of Coiled Tubing such as fluid pumpers, Nitrogen pumpers, Spooling trailers, and Coil Rigs
Learn the different operations that the Coiled Tubing group is capable of such as Annular Fracturing, Velocity Strings, Mill Outs, Fishing, Tubing Conveyed Perforating, and Clean Outs
Laboratory training will include fluid QA / QC, fluid system chemistry and field QA / QC support if required
Gain an understanding of the individual chemicals and the importance of each
Shadow an on-call person, learning each of the tests required and gaining an appreciation for the types of service work that can occur.
Training to include job program creation in both Frac & CTAN, treatment evaluation, satellite fracturing hosting, data entry and support to technical and sale services
Work with Technical Services members and management team and receive basic exposure to daily operations within the group
Become familiar with the work flow process including Operations, Engineering and Sales
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A highly energetic, self-starter comfortable working in a fast paced environment that is deadline driven; more importantly is centered on providing quality information
Excellent interpersonal, relationship-building, and verbal and written communication skills
Must be able to interact effectively and work comfortably with both field and management staff
Comfortable in a dynamic, project driven, team based environment
Strong working knowledge of Excel, Word, PowerPoint and Outlook is essential
Ability to work demanding field schedules including day and night shifts on a 15 days on and 6 days off schedule
Intermediate mechanical and troubleshooting skills
Must be able to work in extreme weather conditions in remote locations
0 – 2 years’ related experience preferred
Minimum of a 2 year Engineering Technologist Diploma or a 4 year Engineering Degree
Experience in the oilfield services sector is considered an asset
A clean 5 year drivers abstract and minimum Class 5 Drivers License
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