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Doyon, Limited is seeking a Rig Performance Coach to train drillers on NOVOS equipment in Alaska. The role focuses on deep knowledge of NOVOS functions, providing hands-on training, and developing tools to improve operating performance across the drilling crew.
The position requires strong background in rig operations, familiarity with control systems, and a safety-conscious approach to harsh, remote environments typical of Alaska oilfield operations.
The Rig Performance Coach will train Drillers on running NOVOS (National Oilwell Varco Operating System) equipment.
The Rig Performance Coach will train Drillers on running NOVOS (National Oilwell Varco Operating System) equipment.
While performing the duties of this job, the employee is frequently exposed to extreme weather conditions both on and off shore. Temperatures reach as low as 50 degrees below zero during the winter months. Employee is occasionally exposed to wet and/or humid conditions; moving mechanical parts; high, precarious places, extreme heat and high noise levels. Employee will be required to work at various heights on the rig. Employee will work in an environment where there is risk that they will be exposed to toxic, caustic and/or hazardous chemicals, fumes or airborne particles. Workers are required to wear personal protective equipment while on the job.
An individual will be required to work the majority of hours in a remote industrial environment, and will need to be able to quickly respond to a change in work demands. Occasional lifting up to (1-50 lbs.) is required. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.
It is Doyon Drilling’s business philosophy and practice to provide reasonable accommodations, according to applicable state and federal laws, to all qualified individuals with physical or mental disabilities.
Doyon grants preference to qualified Doyon Shareholders first, and second to qualified shareholders of other Alaska Native corporations that grant a similar preference in all phases of employment and training, which include, but are not limited to hiring, promotion, layoff, transfer, and training.