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Job Name: ONSITE DRIVER (OIL CAMPS)Job Description
Job Summary
Primco Dene Catering LP provides catering services for Cenovus Energy Inc., in two northern remote camp locations. We are seeking an Onsite Driver to join our team in the Cold Lake Air Weapons Range (north of Cold Lake) & Christina Lake (north of Lac La Biche). This is an essential role that allows you to make a difference on the front line by transporting employees onsite safely.
Camp length of shifts range between 7-21 days, daily 8 hours with 2 overtime hours.
Report to work either Edmonton or Cold Lake for transportation to and from camps.
Benefits and Pension Options.
Duties
- On-call transportation between onsite locations
- Complete walk-arounds
- Pre-trip and post-trip inspections of shuttle
- Submit Field Tickets, Trip Inspections & Daily Logs to Fleet Department
- Comply with and implement all health, food safety, and hygiene standards and policies
- Other duties may be assigned
Requirements
- Valid Class 4 or higher Driver’s license
- Driver’s abstract with less than 4 demerit points
- Criminal Record Check
- Valid Standard First Aid with CPR
- Pre-hire D&A Screening
- Customer service oriented and safety minded
We thank all those who apply. However, only those considered for the position will be contacted.
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Primco Dene Business Centre Cold Lake First Nations
Box 2070, Hwy 28 RR 423A (7km south of City of Cold Lake), Cold Lake, T9M 1P5
780.594.4034
780.594.4759
Enoch Sub Office
PO Box 820, Suite 201 21553 Chief Lapotac Blvd, Enoch, AB T7X 3Y3
780.594.4034
780.594.4759
Hours of operation
Monday to Friday – 8:30 am – 4:30 pm. Closed on lunch hours, statutory holidays and weekends.
We’d like to acknowledge that we are on Treaty 6 Territory, a traditional meeting grounds, gathering place and travelling to the Cree, Saulteaux, Blackfoot, Métis”, Denesųłiné, Nakota Sioux. We acknowledge all the many First Nations, Metis and Inuit whose footsteps have marked these lands for centuries.