Drilling Wellsite Supervisor

COSL Canada Limited is a professional and innovative oilfield services company committed to building a strong and reputable presence in the Canadian energy sector. Our vision is to position COSL Canada as a trusted partner and one of the premier service providers in Western Canada.

Duties:

- Perform daily reporting, including but not limited to HSE, productivity parameters, cost, and regulatory compliance.

- Ensure accurate tracking of project costs and well information in Petrosight.

- Record all required drilling data into Petrosight before 06:00 am.

- Upload reports, logs, tallies, and job reports from the vendor into One Drive.

- Ensure Tour Sheets are filled out completely and accurately.

- Reviewing and approving contractor field tickets.

- Perform contractor inspections and/or audits to ensure compliance to COSL HSE Requirements for Contractors

- Maintain open and clear communication with managers, engineers, superintendents, field superintendents, cross shifts, and support staff as required.

- Collaborate with and support other stakeholders as required (i.e., Completions, Operations, and Maintenance).

- Ensure conformance to established onboarding processes.

- Issue and/or receive safe work permits, manage TOAs, maintain COSL site sign-in sheets and on-site head counts.

- Directly supervising, witnessing, and/or verifying critical tasks as per the supervisor's Critical Task List.

- Participate and/or lead hazard identification and control.

- Lead safety meetings, review and sign subcontractor JSA/FLHA’s and ensure all attendees have signed the JSA/FLHA.

- Participating in contractor safety meetings as required.

- Perform, supervise, provide guidance, and/or direct contractors regarding a variety of work outlined in the Drilling Program.

- Personally conduct job observations and reviews of critical tasks with crews using procedure manuals, participate in and encourage Hazard IDs and ensure meaningful FLRAs are recorded.

- Enforce and comply with the Operator’s Drug and Alcohol Policy.

- Ensure all hazards are communicated to contractors on site.

- Manage and distribute site EAP.

- Ensure all equipment and processes are compliant with Directive 36.

- Ensure well control and blowout prevention measures meet regulations and operators’ requirements.

- Monitor work to ensure all the Operator’s and regulatory requirements are met.

- Monitor PPE use; hard hat, safety glasses, steel-toed boots (with anti-slip), gloves, flame-resistant coveralls, and dust masks.

- Ensure all necessary atmospheric testing is conducted and that individuals conducting the tests are competent.

- Assume a lead role in the identification, communication, and execution of imminent danger situations.

- Support and participate in hazard identification, near misses, and job observation programs.

- Conduct formal documented rig inspections (including DROPS) on all equipment under your supervision.

- Monitor hazardous substance use, transportation, storage, and disposal.

- Identify and make recommendations to identify scope creep in advance (deviation from the sequence that may impact the cost estimate) and communicate with direct reports in a timely fashion.

- The WSS roles and responsibilities DO NOT include:

- Alterations or substitutions of equipment without endorsement from the COSL Engineering/Operations group.

- Allowing or encouraging work outside the scope of an approved program or approval of the COSL Engineering/Operations group.

- Operating any contractor equipment or use of hand tools onsite.

Qualifications:

- Experience in SAGD or Thermal Drilling operations is required; additional experience in HPHT is preferred

- High degree of initiative and independent judgment

- Strong attention to detail; ability to perform duties with a high level of accuracy

- Ability to organize work, engage in a variety of tasks simultaneously, and consistently meet deadlines

- Good computer skills, including word processing, spreadsheets, drilling data information systems

- Ability to work well and communicate effectively within a multi-functional, integrated team

- Strong oral and written communication skills;

- Well-developed communication, interpersonal, and team-focused skills;

- Ability to deliver desired results safely, on time, and on budget, while maintaining or enhancing relationships;

- Working from the field is required.

Note: This job description is not intended to be all-inclusive. The supervisor may be required to perform other duties as assigned.

Please submit your resume along with any relevant certifications or licenses.

Job Types: Full-time, Fixed term contract

Contract length: 12 months

Pay: From $1,350.00 per day

Benefits:

- Mileage reimbursement

- On-site gym

- On-site parking

Experience:

- oil and gas: 5 years (required)

- SAGD drilling: 2 years (required)

Licence/Certification:

- 2nd Line Well Control or IWCF/IADC equivalen (required)

- First Aid - Standard Level C (required)

- H2S Alive (required)

- Energy Safety Canada Common Safety Orientation (CSO) (required)

Work Location: On the road