Station Administrator - Cheyenne, WY

Founded in 2008, Magnum Services quickly became an established well cementing service company with a broad operational footprint in North America. Through those roots, Magnum continues to develop and diversify to offer our customers a unique blend of technical expertise with a history of project execution excellence. We are competent in providing primary and remedial (P&A) oilfield cementing services, downhole isolation technologies, soil stabilization and fluid services.

Many of these services can be applied across various industries, such as oil & gas, agriculture, construction, roads and infrastructure, laydown yards, and retention ponds. By applying technical expertise, synergy, efficiency, and the highest quality standards in everything that we do, Magnum separates ourselves from our competitors in all the services that we offer.

Under the direction of the Director of Corporate Services, the Station Administrator provides general system, administrative, and reception support for their station location(s). This role’s primary focus is acting as system power users, orientating others on applicable systems and ensuring accuracy, timeliness, and completeness of all information being entered into them. This role is to act as a steward of information relating to Magnum’s customers, people, equipment, and compliance systems, with their number one priority being the people and equipment of their assigned station(s).

This role is also responsible for providing basic bookkeeping and other financial support, as well as coordinating Human Resource documentation as required. This role liaises with staff and external parties to accomplish the company’s objectives and ensure good client relations are maintained. The Station Administrator role encompasses three levels of seniority based on skillset and experience with Magnum’s various external service lines, as well as the ability to support multi-regionally, with Magnum’s regions being Canada and the United States.

External Service Lines include Oilfield Cementing, Soil Stabilization, Isolation Technologies, and Fluid Services. Specific definitions on the levels are as follows:
The Station Administrator 1 position is an entry-level position into the role. Station Administrator 1 are able to competently and successfully support any and all work within their Station and assigned service line, typically being Magnum’s core service line of oilfield cementing services.

• Perform general reception duties including greeting and assisting visitors, answering phones, responding to and directing telephone and electronic enquiries appropriately, and the processing of mail.
• Perform administrative duties such as maintaining files, recording meeting minutes, and word processing.
• Support Human Resources activities at the station level, such as new hire onboarding and training.
• Maintain adequate inventory and maintenance of offices supplies and equipment.
• Plan and schedule meetings, conferences, and travel arrangements, as well as process expense reports. Maintain safety files and distribute minutes for safety meetings.
• Coordinate with management, staff, and external parties to obtain information needed to support project initiatives and/or meet project deadlines.
• Read, route, draft, edit, and send written and electronic communication on behalf of the Corporate Services Manager and Management as required, including records and reports.
• Support Head Office initiatives as required, such as the annual Employee Engagement Survey, memos, system rollouts and changes, etc.
• Ensure cross training of other administrative employees for back up when absent.
• Anticipate the administrative needs of the business and respond in a proactive manner.
• Communicate effectively with visitors, clients, and employees to maintain Magnum’s reputation for quality and commitment to service.
• Communicate relevant issues to Management (Station, Corporate Services Manager, or other) as appropriate.
• Ensure accuracy, completeness, and timeliness of data/information being tracked and entered into internal systems, including but not limited to Operational Ticketing, Equipment Tracking, People…