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Floorhand
- AB, Canada
- Alberta, Canada, Canada
Full-time
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Company Description Treeline Well Services LP is a leading provider of service rigs to the Western Canadian oil and gas industry, specializing in completion, workover, and abandonment operations. Since its incorporation in 1997, Treeline has focused on delivering high-quality crews, reliable equipment, and strong customer service. With a strategy of managed growth, Treeline has established itself as one of the premier service rig providers in Western Canada. The company values both advanced equipment and a skilled, safety-focused workforce.
Role Description The Floorhand role is an on-site position with work locations in Alberta, BC, and Saskatchewan. This role supports rig operations by handling tubing, assisting with the rig-up and rig-down process, and maintaining a clean and organized work area. Daily tasks include connecting and disconnecting pipe, operating rig floor equipment under supervision, and following instructions from the Rig Manager and Derrickhand to ensure efficient completion, workover, and abandonment activities. The Floorhand is responsible for adhering to all safety policies, participating in safety meetings, and using personal protective equipment correctly. The role also involves basic equipment care, reporting hazards or incidents promptly, and working in varying weather and field conditions as part of a team.
Qualifications
- Strong communication skills, including the ability to follow directions, report issues clearly, and work effectively within a rig crew.
- Experience or training related to completion and workover operations, or a willingness to learn these processes on the job.
- Ability to safely handle pipe and tubulars, including lifting, positioning, and connecting/disconnecting drill pipe and tubing.
- Basic understanding of service rig operations, or prior exposure to oilfield work in Western Canada.
- Commitment to ongoing training, including safety certifications and on-the-job skill development.
- Physical ability to perform demanding manual labor in varying weather conditions for extended periods.
- Valid driver’s license and reliable transportation.
- Prior experience, a safety-first mindset, knowledge of PPE use, familiarity with industry safety standards; and oilfield safety tickets (e.g., H2S, First Aid, CSO) are an asset.
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Responsibilities
Handle tubing and pipe, assist with rig-up and rig-down, operate rig floor equipment under supervision, and maintain a clean, organized work area. Follow safety policies and instructions, participate in safety meetings, care for equipment, and promptly report hazards or incidents while supporting rig operations as part of a crew.
Requirements
Candidates need the physical ability to perform demanding manual work in varying weather, safely handle pipe and tubulars, and communicate and work effectively with a rig crew. Basic service rig or oilfield exposure, a willingness to learn, a valid driver’s license, and reliable transportation are required; prior experience and safety tickets such as H2S, First Aid, or CSO are assets.
Skills
- Tubing Handling
- Pipe Connection and Disconnection
- Rig-Up and Rig-Down
- Rig Floor Equipment Operation
- Service Rig Operations
- Completion and Workover Operations
- Abandonment Operations
- Equipment Care
- Hazard and Incident Reporting
- Personal Protective Equipment Use
- Safety Compliance
- Communication
- Teamwork
- Manual Labor
- Following Instructions
- Working in Varying Weather Conditions
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Categories
- Energy
- Trades
- Security & Safety
Keywords
- Service Rigs
- Oil And Gas
- Completion Operations
- Workover Operations
- Abandonment Operations
- Tubing
- Drill Pipe
- Tubulars
- Rig-Up
- Rig-Down
- Rig Floor Equipment
- Personal Protective Equipment
- Safety Meetings
- H2S
- First Aid
- CSO
- Oilfield Safety
- Hazard Reporting
- Incident Reporting
- Equipment Care
- Alberta
- British Columbia
- Saskatchewan