Petroleum Service Technician; Woodstock

Responsibilities

• Service and maintain petroleum equipment, systems, and accessories essential to site operation.
• Repair and maintain leak detection systems.
• Maintain professionalism, sensitivity, and tact to portray the company positively.
• Exercise considerable independent judgment in solving unusual work problems.
• Help maintain robust, trustworthy, and lasting relationships with existing and new clients, ensuring repeat business and referrals.
• Complete all documentation in a timely and accurate manner.
• Ensure that the company health and safety policies and procedures are followed.
• Possess the physical and mental capabilities to work under stress and control multiple tasks at a time.
• Schedule:
  
  be part of an on‑call 24/7 rotation.
• Contact with English‑speaking clients.

• Very mechanically inclined with an affinity for solving mechanical problems.
• Clean Driver's Abstract and Valid Driver's License.
• Enjoy both working alongside a team and operating independently.
• Can make wise judgments when working independently, with no direct supervision.
• Enjoy being on the road and visiting new places.
• Always looking for ways to do things better and more efficiently.
• Desire to continually learn and follow directions when needed.
• Organized, timely, and professional.
• Moderate computer skills.
• Take pride in customer satisfaction.
• Excellent communication skills.
• Proven customer service skills.
• Motivated problem solving.

• Electrical expertise (in petroleum or otherwise) or an understanding of electrical concepts and basic programming.
• TSSA Petroleum Mechanic Certifications (PM1, PM2, PM3, or PMH).
• Measurement Canada Certified Inspector.

This is a regular, full‑time position with an hourly range of $30.26 - $37.82 per hour. The starting salary will be based on the successful candidate’s competencies, including but not limited to experience, education, and performance related to this role.