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Job Summary:&nbsp;<ul><li>Looking for team members who are familiar and experienced with the Oil and Gas Industry</li><li>Experienced in safely working with the hazards related to flammable products as it relates to fire protection</li><li>Willing and able to participate in and conduct site safety meetings and the planning of fire suppression in case of an event</li><li>Able to provide and assist in standby fire protection for Frac and Completion Operations in the Oil and Gas Industry</li></ul>Job Responsibilities:<ul><li>Take reasonable care to protect your health and safety and that of other workers by following Firemaster’s safety policies and procedures, as well as Government and Industry regulations</li><li>Drive company vehicles in a safe and responsible manner</li><li>Maintain vehicles in excellent working order and keep vehicles clean at all times</li><li>Be punctual</li><li>Safe operation of all other Firemaster equipment</li><li>Be familiar with Firemaster’s policies and procedures</li><li>Perform duties in the shop and on location as required by Firemaster’s policies and procedures</li><li>Display professional work habits in the shop and on location</li><li>Maintain an accurate log book, as per Government regulations</li><li>Completion of daily paperwork, such as vehicle Pre-Trip Inspections, Safety Meeting Checklists, and ERP’s</li></ul>Qualifications:&nbsp;<ul><li>Class 3 driver's licence preferred, but will consider employment with a minimum Class 5 with clean Driver’s Abstract (must provide an Abstract within 30 days prior to hiring date)</li><li>Preferred 1001 certification</li><li>Grade 12 or equivalent</li><li>Current Energy Safety Canada H2S Alive certification</li><li>Current First Aid from Red Cross or St. John Ambulance</li><li>Common Safety Orientation from Energy Safety Canada</li><li>Firemaster will provide employee with company specific WHMIS and TDG training, as well as a Driver Improvement Program, Fatigue Management, and Hours of Service Training for clarity on logbook completions</li></ul>

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