Fracturing Dispatch Job Grande Prairie area,Alberta Canada,Supply Chain/Logistics

ROLE STATEMENT:

The Dispatch, Fracturing will be a member of the Fracturing Department and will report to the Coordinator, Fracturing. The Dispatch, Fracturing will be responsible for identifying employee and equipment requirements and availability for fracturing jobs and dispatching accordingly.

SPECIFIC ACCOUNTABILITIES:

Identify employee and equipment requirements to meet job requirements/specifications.

Dispatch employee and equipment assignments – including communication with employees, maintenance and other service line Coordinators and Dispatch

Establish and maintain cooperative and effective relationships with internal and external customers contacted in the course of work

Communicate between external customers and Calfrac’s operations group; transportation regulations, guidelines and directions including road bans, weather conditions, weight and size restrictions and other relevant information

Interact with the Coordinator, Administrator and Sales and Marketing on upcoming jobs, crew requirements and progress updates of the fracturing jobs

Review and approve job programs to determine appropriate equipment is provided; capable of pumping within equipment limitations.

Obtain transportation permits as required to meet operational requirements.

Monitor and track crew logistics in accordance with scheduling requirements

Communicate with fellow Dispatch (across service lines) regarding scheduling of upcoming work.

Coordinate the testing of fluid samples between the client and laboratory

Administrative work as required

Maintain all required safety and legislated certifications and courses

KEY ATTRIBUTES AND

COMPETENCIES:

Flexibility to work a variety of shifts (shift-work, rotational, on-call)

Excellent interpersonal, relationship-building, and verbal and written communication skills

Demonstrated success with leading the creation of business process and improvement initiatives

Operational knowledge of all of the company’s applicable procedures, equipment, and governmental regulations is a must

Strong knowledge of provincial and federal transportation regulations, policies and procedures, equipment maintenance, and dispatch operations

Must be familiar with oilfield terminology and equipment

Proficient with MS Office

Detail and safety oriented

SCHEDULE:

Seven (7) days on, Seven (7) days off

EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE:

High school Diploma or GED preferred

5+ years progressive work experience in the Fracturing service line including developed operational experience in all equipment

Preferred experience as a Supervisor 1 or in a dispatch role

Valid Class 5 Drivers License or equivalent required

Satisfactory Drivers Abstract required

Closing date for this job posting is noon on Friday July 17, 2026.