Q- What qualifications do I need to work for Action Health and Safety?
A- Everyone who works for Action must have the following:
- valid and current First Aid Level 1 certificate from approved Worksafe BC training provider
- valid and current H2S Alive certificate from Enform training provider
- Valid class 5 (or better) driver’s license
- Clean drivers abstract
In addition, specific jobs require the following at a minimum:
Paramedic:
- If you are from BC, a valid and current Primary Care Paramedic (PCP) license with IV Endorsement
- If you are from another province, you need your provincial license and have an approved Paramedic In Industry (PII) certificate
Medic:
- Valid and current Occupational First Aid Level III (OFA3) certificate from approved Worksafe BC training provider
- Experience in the Oil and Gas sector
Safety and Security Coordinator:
- Experience in health and safety
- Experience in the Oil and Gas sector
- Education from a recognized college or university
Security Guard:
- Valid and current Security License from the Ministry of Public Safety and the Solicitor General
Q- Where is the dispatch point for jobs with Action Health and Safety?
A- All field staff are dispatched from Dawson Creek, BC.
Q- Who pays for transportation to and from the dispatch points?
A- You are responsible for costs incurred in reaching the dispatch point.
Q- If I arrive early for the job or have to stay a day or two after the job ends, is there somewhere I can stay?
A- We have a fully equipped staff house that you can use at no cost.
Q- What can I expect for camp living?
A- When living in a camp, you have to provide your own personal items, hygiene products and your safety equipment. You are provided with a living area and depending on the camp, food may be included. If you have to provide your own food, you will receive a living out allowance (LOA). Some locations provide a completely self-contained trailer for you to live in.
Q- What is the job rotation?
A- We schedule jobs with a 2- or 3-week rotation, while camp jobs have no rotations of less than 7-days.
Q- How does the pay work?
A- The typical work day is 12-hours; 8 hours at regular time and 4 hours at time and a half. As rates change based on your qualifications and experience, it is best to call in for our current rates.
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