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What is an oil field rotation?

Oil field rotation jobs are positions in the oil and gas industry where employees work on a rotational schedule, typically spending a set number of days or weeks working on-site (often in remote locations) followed by an equivalent period of time off. This rotation system allows workers to manage the demanding and often challenging work environment by providing extended rest periods. Common rotation schedules are 14 days on/14 days off or 28 days on/28 days off. These jobs can include roles like drilling engineers, rig operators, and maintenance personnel. Rotation work is popular in offshore rigs and remote land-based oil fields due to the distance from workers’ homes.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed for an oil field rotation?

To thrive in an Oil Field Rotation position, you need strong mechanical aptitude, physical stamina, and knowledge of drilling or production operations, often backed by a high school diploma or technical certification. Familiarity with industry-specific equipment such as drilling rigs, SCADA systems, and safety protocols like HAZWOPER or OSHA certifications is common. Strong teamwork, adaptability, and effective communication are essential soft skills to manage the demanding and variable work environment. These abilities are crucial for ensuring operational efficiency, safety, and consistent performance during extended rotational shifts in remote locations.

What can I expect from the work schedule and lifestyle in an oil field rotation?

Oil field rotation roles typically involve working in remote locations for set periods, such as two weeks on followed by two weeks off. During your work period, you may work long shifts—often 12 hours per day—living onsite with your crew. This schedule allows for extended time off but can be physically demanding and requires being away from home for long stretches. Many find the rotation system rewarding due to the concentrated work periods and the opportunity to build strong camaraderie with teammates, but it’s important to prepare for the challenges of remote living and maintaining work-life balance.

What is the difference between Oil Field Rotation vs Oil Rig Worker?

AspectOil Field RotationOil Rig Worker
CertificationsBasic safety training, H2S, BOP certificationsSimilar certifications, often including safety and equipment operation
Work EnvironmentOn-site rotation schedules, traveling between sitesOn offshore or onshore rigs, physically demanding
Employer & Industry UsageUsed to describe rotation schedules for various rolesRefers to personnel working directly on rigs
Search & Comparison IntentUnderstanding rotation schedules and job rolesJob responsibilities and working conditions

Oil Field Rotation typically refers to the scheduling system for workers, including safety and operational rotations, while Oil Rig Worker describes the personnel performing hands-on tasks on rigs. Both roles often share similar certifications and work environments, but the term 'rotation' emphasizes scheduling, whereas 'rig worker' focuses on job duties.

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Intermediate Environmental Scientist

Sherwood Park, AB • On-site

Vertex Resource Group
Recruiting and Staffing Services • 11 - 50 employees

Other

Posted 10 days ago


Key responsibilities

  • Complete technical field activities for environmental assessment, remediation, reclamation, and groundwater monitoring projects.

  • Mobilize to remote project locations and complete extended field rotations throughout northern British Columbia and Alberta.

  • Execute field programs in accordance with approved work plans, permits, regulatory requirements, client expectations, and Vertex procedures.


Job description

VERSATILITY. EXPERTISE.

With these two words, Vertex makes the promise that we will always be versatile in developing solutions to our clients’ unique needs and that we will always demonstrate expertise in our designated fields.

Since 1962, Vertex has been a leading North American provider of environmental services. With over 60 years of expertise, Vertex helps clients achieve their development goals through our versatile suite of services. From the initial site selection, consultation and regulatory approval, through the construction, operation and maintenance phases, to conclusion and environmental cleanup, Vertex offers a diverse range of services throughout the life cycle of our clients’ projects.


POSITION OVERVIEW

Vertex is currently accepting applications for a full-time, permanent Intermediate Environmental Scientist to join our field team. This role will support oil and gas environmental assessment, remediation, reclamation, and groundwater monitoring programs throughout northeast British Columbia and Alberta. The successful candidate will spend the majority of their time in the field, completing safe, efficient, and high-quality environmental work in remote and outdoor settings.

The successful candidate will be responsible for independently completing and supporting field programs, including site assessments, drilling and sampling programs, remediation activities, groundwater monitoring, contractor coordination, vegetation assessments and accurate field documentation. This position is well suited to a dependable and adaptable environmental professional who is comfortable travelling for extended periods, working in changing weather and site conditions, and taking ownership of field execution.

As part of the Vertex team, you will play an important role in delivering safe, efficient, and high-quality field programs while representing Vertex professionally with clients, contractors, landowners, and other project stakeholders.

CANDIDATE QUALIFICATION

  • Diploma, degree, or higher education in environmental science, environmental technology, biology, geology, or a related discipline.
  • Currently possesses, or is eligible to obtain, a professional or in-training designation applicable to environmental work in British Columbia and/or Alberta.
  • 2 to 7 years of environmental consulting or related field experience, with demonstrated hands-on experience in:
    • Stage/Phase 1 and Stage/Phase 2 environmental site assessment field programs, including site inspections, soil logging, soil and groundwater sampling, and field screening
    • Remediation projects, including excavation direction, confirmatory sampling, and contractor coordination; and
    • Groundwater monitoring, including well development, purging and sampling, hydraulic conductivity testing, and surveying
    • Reclamation earthworks supervision on forested and agricultural land uses
    • Vegetation monitoring and assessments (Reclamation Inspections, Schedule B Site Reclamation Assessments, Detailed Site Assessments)
  • Experience completing field programs at remote oil and gas sites in northern Alberta and/or northeast British Columbia would be considered a strong asset.
  • Experience coordinating drilling, excavation, hydrovac, surveying, laboratory, or other field contractors would be considered an asset.
  • Willingness and ability to complete extended field rotations and travel throughout northern British Columbia and Alberta, including work in remote locations.
  • Strong verbal communication and field documentation skills, including the ability to prepare complete, accurate, and timely field notes, daily summaries, photographs, sample records, and safety documentation.
  • Strong time management, organizational, situational awareness, and field problem-solving skills.
  • Working knowledge of contaminated sites and reclamation requirements and field practices in Alberta and/or British Columbia is preferred.
  • A valid driver's licence and a clean driving record are required; experience driving pickup trucks on remote, gravel, winter, and resource roads is considered an asset.
  • Current safety certifications applicable to oil and gas field work are considered an asset.

RESPONSIBILITIES

  • Complete technical field activities for environmental assessment, remediation, reclamation, and groundwater monitoring projects, with field work representing the primary focus of the role.
  • Mobilize to remote project locations and complete extended field rotations throughout northern British Columbia and Alberta, as project schedules require.
  • Execute field programs in accordance with approved work plans, permits, regulatory requirements, client expectations, and Vertex procedures.
  • Demonstrate active stewardship of Vertex and client safety programs by completing required hazard assessments, inspections, check-ins, and documentation; exercising stop-work authority when conditions are unsafe; and maintaining compliance with applicable policies and procedures.
  • Coordinate and communicate effectively with project managers, clients, contractors, landowners, laboratories, and other field personnel throughout program execution.
  • Collect representative environmental samples, maintain sample integrity and chain of custody, document field observations, manage field equipment, and submit complete daily field records. Provide field guidance and practical mentorship to junior staff when assigned.


LOCATION

  • This position will be based out of our Sherwood Park office or Grande Prairie

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

  • Compensation is commensurate with education and experience
  • A comprehensive benefit package is provided

APPLY NOW

With a track record of success, Vertex provides a fast-paced environment where people thrive. We recognize that each member brings a valuable skill set to the Vertex team and we make health, safety and community well-being a priority by supporting numerous endeavors at each of our locations across North America.

At Vertex, we value teamwork through collaboration and provide support across the entire organization. If you think you have what it takes to play for the Vertex team, please apply.

*We would like to thank all applicants for their interest in this position, however only those selected for interviews will be contacted*