Alberta oilfield driving jobs

can anyone tell me about Lambourne Enviromental in Red Deer. i hear they are looking for drivers.thanks

 

Lots of now hiring class 1 and operators around clairmont/grande prairie. Plus coming up Here you get an extra 500/month for housing from Sanjel as well as 9k/year for a northern living allowance. Lots of work.

Was talking to a guy here I rode back with from Dawson h3s on the 21/14 shift and they do it up here. He say calfrac also does it here and they have a great program for it.

 

where is the better money, oil patch or hauling logs?

 

Well day 1 in Alberta is in the books. Dropped some resumes off in Red Deer. Day 2 will be another round of resume sharing. Just gotta figure out where. Any ideas? Did Trican, Sanjel today. STEP told me to email resume cause they get processed faster that way. Where next??

 

Hey fish hauler, drive along industrial drive, you'll see most places along that road and don't forget all the crescents and side roads, everything oilfield is there

 

The Oilpatch by far.

 

Go everywhere in the industrial park.. get onto 50th ave and head north out of town for a bit there is a 2nd industrial park there with precision drilling tteracco conchord terravita and others. Go to calfrac baker Hughes sand force and trican. Some of the companies have several yards like for example sanjel has 3 yards. Go hit them all.

Head out to sylvan. There are companies there too. Go to Scott safety fire boss and HSE. Tons of places are hiring

 

Called Baker, said they were hiring "experienced" drivers only right now. Applied to Calfrac and had an interview. But got the rejection email. Should I apply again?

 

What did they ask in the interview? And did you apply at other places? I am planning to get to Red Deer tomorrow.

I am 42, in good shape, but I am not sure, if I will get hired. I have class 5 with clean abstract.

 

So What is the process of hiring? And what are they looking for at first glance. What can be expected during the interview?