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AUSCOIL is seeking Field Logistic Operators to join our Charlton-based team on a 15/13 roster, day and night shifts. You will be responsible for vehicle inspections, transport of water, chemicals, nitrogen and cement powder, and strict NHVR compliance.
The ideal candidate will have 3+ years of vac/fluid-tank driving experience, experience around gas fields, a can-do attitude, and full working rights in Australia. You will work autonomously in a growing, safety-focused business.
Are you looking for a role where you are part of a team and not just a number?
Do you believe that if a job is worth doing, it's worth doing well?
Are you looking for role autonomy, responsibility and value in the tasks you are doing?
Well look no further, we have the job for you!
AUSCOIL is an Australian owned oil and gas well services company. Operating out of Charlton, we provide a wide range of efficient well intervention, production enhancement, cementing and coiled tubing services to numerous oil and gas operating companies. We are a specialist team and have built a reputation on safety, efficiency, reliability, and innovation, which include the development and implementation of new technologies
Due to business growth, AUSCOIL is excited to announce a newly created opportunity for Field Logistic Operators to join our team. Reporting directly to the Field Service Manager and based in out of the Charlton office, this full-time role operates on a 15/13 roster on both day and night shifts and will be responsible for;
This role is ideal for an experienced vac / fluid-tank driving professional, who is hands-on, autonomous and looking to work with, and support a dynamic and growing business.
3+ years’ experience driving vac / fluid trucks
Experience working in or around gas fields
A 'can do' positive attitude, who doesn't shy away from responsibility or hard work
Please note – AUSCOIL can only consider candidates who and have full working rights in Australia.