Short Term Logistics Support
Job Description
Roska DBO Inc.\'s Fort St John, BC office is currently looking for a Short-Term Logistics Support. This position is currently a 3-month role, with the possibility of extension, working approximately 20+ hours per week. This is a great opportunity for someone looking for some flexibility with work days and hours, build your own schedule around the business needs!
The Roska Workforce Solutions department is focused on people solutions in the Oil & Gas industry and beyond. We hire experienced and skilled workers to meet the needs of our customers and equip them with the tools to succeed. Our inventory includes a range of pick-up trucks, loaded with field tools, and ready to go.
Responsibilities:
- Drop off/pick-up vehicles from servicing
- Sign in/out trucks and conduct inspections
- Transporting trucks and deliveries around town
- Previous logistics and or fleet management experience a strong asset
- Strong aptitude for detail, disciplined work ethic and the ability to take initiative as well as to accept direction
- Skilled in multi-tasking, organization, and time management
- Required to pass a Drug and Alcohol pre-employment screening
- Valid driver\'s license and clean abstract
In addition to fulfilling the contract operating needs of oil and gas producing, midstream and pipeline companies, Roska Designs, Builds and Operates well-site facilities, rents equipment and provides Production Testing and flowback services using a company-owned well testing fleet. When you join the Roska Team, the sky is the limit!
We thank all applicants in advance for your interest in Roska DBO and this position, however, only those selected for an interview will be contacted.
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Job Detail
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Job IdJD2271487
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IndustryNot mentioned
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Total Positions1
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Job Type:Full Time
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Salary:Not mentioned
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Employment StatusPermanent
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Job LocationFort St John, BC, Canada
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EducationNot mentioned