ELEMENT TECHNICAL SERVICES – PUMP SUPERVISOR
Summary
The
position of Pump Supervisor is
responsible for understanding of operating procedures, has thorough knowledge
of rig-in/rig-out processes, lease set-ups, iron requirements, monthly D-meter
inspections. Mechanically inclined and
knowledgeable of the equipment.
Operation of the fluid pump including maintaining records. Knowledge of the equipment, inputs well data,
general computer skills. Responsible to
ensure job instructions are followed while monitoring progress.
Promotes
safety and demonstrates safe work habits to crew members, responsible for
executing appropriate steps in emergency situation.
Job Duties
- Responsible for lease set up of fluid
pumping equipment - Proven understanding of iron maximum rates
and pressures - Exceptional knowledge of the company
equipment - Liaison between the customer and company
respecting the job - Participation in monthly inspections of
D-meter iron, including proficiency of Element’s Iron Management Program. - Rebuilding, resetting pressure and regular
maintenance of various valves including understanding of fluid direction
and valve placements. - Familiarity with the different types of
fluid systems - Maintains records for safety equipment
- Provides training and mentorship of less
experienced co-workers - Knowledge of rig-in/rig-out and operating
procedures - Troubleshooting and Preventative
Maintenance as necessary - Oversee and participate in equipment and
pump maintenance - Maintenance records kept up using the
Maintenance Report - Knowledge of the CVIP requirements
- Responsible for performing DFIT and record
the job - Element Technical Systems (EBS) actions
including opening/closing out work order timesheets (WOT). - Understanding of the Emergency Shut Down
Procedures - Identifies and becomes familiar with the
scope of each job - Perform pre and post trip inspections on
equipment operated, ensuring safety and roadworthiness - Lead and attend pre-job safety meetings
- Maintains effective communication with
co-workers - Comply with applicable legislation
including safe operation, driver’s hours of service, occupational health
and safety, transportation of dangerous goods, fatigue management
Requirements
- Class 1 driver’s license with Air brake
endorsement - Satisfactory driving record
- Prior experience an asset
- Knowledge of truck and equipment safety
- Use of timelines and time management
- High level of personal integrity
- Strong work ethic
- Mature demeanor under stressful situations
- Ability to work in a fast-paced environment
- Work independently in a busy environment
and diverse environment
Certifications Required
- H2S
- First Aid/CPR
- RIDE
- Hours of Service & Fatigue Management
- WHMIS (GHS)
- Transportation of Dangerous Goods (TDG)
- Forklift Operation
- Fire Extinguisher Training
- Fire and Explosion Hazard Training
- Various company specific safety
orientations
Work Conditions
- Rotation schedules vary 20/10. 14/7
- Physical ability to lift up to 50lb
- Travel to off-site locations required
- Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) e.g.
coveralls, steel-toed safety boots, safety glasses/goggles, etc. - Hazards associated with the trade
- Working outdoors in all weather conditions