Alberta oilfield driving jobs

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  1. Garnotte

    Garnotte Bobtail Member

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    So that would be a total waste of time taking the first aid course here in Qc?
     
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  3. rainyday lover

    rainyday lover Light Load Member

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    All training has value, and it shows you have positive initiative. However, many employers have their own mandatory in-house or outside course providers, so your QC course may be redundant.

    Prairie Boy, your thoughts on this?
     
  4. Pullin2

    Pullin2 Crusty Canuck

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    ............. sorry - tried to delete - wrong reply to wrong thread ..... I'm just having a 'wrong' kina day !
     
  5. Caluja

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    I've just completed my AZ training with Durham College and have put together my resume package, which includes the following;

    DL (temporary paper plus photo card)
    driver abstract
    AZ course certificate
    TDG certificate
    WHMIS certificate (military issued)
    First Aid with CPR and AED (military issued)

    I figured including these docs shows initiative and the fact that you're serious about training even at the outset of a career change.
     
  6. Garnotte

    Garnotte Bobtail Member

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    Look like the course are the same, both include defibrillator trainning, but I don't want to pay for the training if I have to re-do it once in Alberta.
     
  7. nitrogen

    nitrogen Medium Load Member

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    It's standard for companies out here to put everyone through all their safety tickets. Whether or not you have them is VERY unlikely to habe any effect on whether or not they hire you. The company I work for STEP Energy hires as much or more on attitude than knowledge
     
  8. Rudester

    Rudester Light Load Member

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    In Alberta, Standard First Aid (2 day course) is the industry standard.

    Caluja, you'd do well to get H2S Alive as well. Any oilfield work will require this.
     
    Caluja Thanks this.
  9. Masked Driver

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    Hi Onetrack, I got 12 years otr class one with newly cert first aid and H2S...Im ready right now Im in EDM but would be fine to work in camp 15/6 Red Deer or GP....Would they be interested?
    Thanks!!
     
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  10. Masked Driver

    Masked Driver Bobtail Member

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    Hi Guys I just registered on this website
    Im reading all the post at the moment but if anyone can help guiding me in my job search I would really appreciate
    I got 12+ years experience otr Class 1, newly H2S and First Aid certified
    Where should I start looking?
    Im in EDM now but Im willing to go work in camp in a 15/6 type schedule
     
  11. Masked Driver

    Masked Driver Bobtail Member

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    Hey Garnotte, here in Alberta First Aid is given by St John's I know in Quebec St John's is there too. Im from Quebec myself. H2S Im not sure about it... Different organizations here are providing the H2S ticket and its only a one day course, you might be better off to get it here coz they know we are doing it for the oilfield
     
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