FRAC Operator 1 (OP1) 

Reports to

FRAC Supervisor 

Summary

FRAC Operator 1 (OP1) is responsible for developing an overall understanding of a Frac Location, specifically the dangers of the red zone, yellow zone, and chemical zones. Will work closely with the Line Boss with responsibility for keeping greasers and fuel tanks full, and assisting with pump maintenance. Will learn basic rig-in/rig-out procedures, learn to troubleshoot, and complete preventive maintenance and paperwork as required.

Job Duties

• Pump maintenance
• Filling greasers
• Driving pickup with trailer
• Understanding of various FRAC operations including red, yellow, and chemical zones
• Monitor fuel levels and make sure fuelers are staying ahead of consumption
• Advise Supervisors of fuel consumption and miscellaneous top ups
• Assist Line Boss and other crew members as needed
• Assist with rig-in/rig-out as required
• Maintain fuel trailer cleanliness
• Assist with setup of sand storage unit
• Guiding sand trucks on and off location with proper hand signals
• Check bins between zones and advise Supervisor of sand levels
• Understanding and knowledge of proppants and where they are required in the FRAC
• Maintains cleanliness of tractors while on the job
• Perform pre and post trip inspections on equipment operated, ensuring safety and road-worthiness
• Attend pre-job safety meetings
• Comply with applicable legislation including safe operation, driver's hours of service, occupational health and safety, transportation of dangerous goods, fatigue management
• Maneuver equipment following appropriate hand signals.
• Maintain driver logs of working hours and of vehicle service and repair status.
• Maintains effective communication with co-workers 

Requirements

• Valid Class A CDL
• Satisfactory driving record
• Prior experience an asset
• Knowledge of truck and equipment safety
• Knowledge of equipment maintenance
• Strong oral and written communication abilities
• High level of personal integrity
• Strong work ethic
• Mature demeanor under stressful situations
• Able to work with little supervision
• Able to work effectively in a diverse working environment 

 Certifications Required (Company will provide) 

• Safeland
• H2S
• First Aid/CPR
• Fall Protection
• Hours of Service
• Radiation Awareness
• HazMat/HazCom
• Forklift Operation
• Fire Extinguisher Training
• Fire and Explosion Hazard Training
• GHS
• Various company specific orientations

Work Conditions

• Rotation schedules vary 
• Physical ability to lift up to 50lb
• Travel to off-site locations required
• Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) e.g. coveralls, steel-toed safety boots, safety glasses/goggles, etc.
• Hazards associated with the trade
• Working outdoors in all weather conditions