Class 1 Driver - Shunting Oilfield Trailers

Position Filled

Valid and clean Commercial Driver’s License

Minimum 5 years’ driving experience, hauling Trailers
Mechanically inclined (for trailers) would be an asset
Mainly Monday to Friday with possibility of overtime. Must be willing to work extended hours or weekend hours.
Familiar with Oilfield lease locations (or App technology for support)
Must possess excellent communication skills
Demonstrated experience providing superior customer service
Experience working in an environment where there is minimal supervision
Must be comfortable with onboard computer technology

- Must have a safety and compliance mind set

- Mechanically Inclined Driver

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