Role Purpose

The Class 1 Driver / Equipment Operator is a dual-role position responsible for the safe and efficient transportation of equipment, materials, and processed fluids, as well as the skilled operation of heavy equipment in support of 5 Blue's custom processing operations across Alberta. This role requires a professional, safety-conscious individual who is comfortable transitioning between driving and equipment operation duties as operational demands require. The Class 1 Driver / Equipment Operator plays a critical role in field logistics and on-site execution, directly supporting the success of custom processing activities.

Key Accountabilities

Transportation & Field Driving

Safely operate Class 1 (semi-truck/tractor-trailer) vehicles to transport equipment, fluids, and materials to and from customer and operational sites across Alberta.

Perform pre-trip and post-trip vehicle inspections in accordance with Alberta Transportation regulations and company policy.

Ensure proper securement of all loads and compliance with weight and dimension regulations.

Operate specialized trailers including vacuum trucks, fluid haulers, and equipment transport trailers as required.

Coordinate with operations and dispatch to plan routes and meet delivery and pickup schedules.

Support on-site fluid transfer, hose connections, and equipment setup/teardown as directed.

Equipment Operation

Operate a variety of heavy equipment including but not limited to excavators, loaders, skid steers, forklifts, and other mobile equipment as required to support field and yard operations.

Perform equipment moves, site preparation, material handling, and positioning of processing equipment on customer sites.

Load and unload trailers and assist with the rigging and placement of heavy components using appropriate lifting and rigging techniques.

Operate equipment safely and efficiently in confined, remote, and active oilfield environments.

Conduct pre-operational checks on all equipment prior to use and report any deficiencies immediately to the supervisor.

Follow all lift plans, ground bearing assessments, and site-specific operating procedures.

Health, Safety & Environment (HSE) Compliance

Adhere to all Alberta Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) regulations and company HSE policies at all times.

Transport hazardous goods in compliance with Transportation of Dangerous Goods (TDG) regulations; maintain current TDG certification.

Participate in safety meetings, tailgate meetings, and site-specific orientations as required.

Report all incidents, near misses, and unsafe conditions promptly to the supervisor.

Maintain a clean driving record and operate all vehicles and equipment in a professional and responsible manner.

Vehicle & Equipment Maintenance

Conduct routine inspections on vehicles and equipment and identify any deficiencies requiring repair or service.

Report mechanical issues promptly and coordinate with the maintenance team or supervisor for resolution.

Maintain cleanliness and general upkeep of vehicles and equipment assigned to the role.

Assist with minor roadside repairs and tire changes when required.

Documentation & Reporting

Accurately complete trip logs, driver daily logs (hours of service), and any required electronic logging device (ELD) records in compliance with federal and provincial regulations.

Maintain accurate records for fuel consumption, mileage, load manifests, and delivery/pickup documentation.

Complete all required TDG shipping documents and manifests for hazardous materials transport.

Complete equipment inspection records, pre-op checklists, and any applicable field documentation.

Submit all paperwork and reports in a timely and accurate manner.

Team Collaboration & Professionalism

Represent 5 Blue professionally at all times when interacting with clients, vendors, and regulatory personnel.

Communicate proactively with dispatch, operations, and field team members regarding scheduling, delays, or site conditions.

Assist with general operational tasks, site support, and yard duties as required.

Demonstrate a positive, team-oriented attitude and adapt to changing priorities in a dynamic field environment.

Qualifications & Requirements

Required

Valid Class 1 Alberta Driver's License with a clean abstract (driver's abstract required).

Current Transportation of Dangerous Goods (TDG) certification.

Minimum 3–5 years of Class 1 driving experience, preferably in the oil and gas, oilfield services, or industrial sector.

Demonstrated experience operating heavy equipment (excavator, loader, skid steer, forklift, or similar) in an industrial or field setting.

Working knowledge of Alberta Transportation regulations and hours of service requirements.

Experience with fluid hauling, vacuum trucks, or equipment transport in a field/oilfield environment is a strong asset.

Ability to work independently in remote or rural field locations across Alberta.

Physically capable of performing manual tasks associated with field operations (hose handling, equipment setup, rigging, etc.).

Preferred

H2S Alive certification (or willingness to obtain).

Standard First Aid and CPR certification.

Forklift operator ticket or equivalent equipment certification.

Experience with electronic logging devices (ELDs).

CSTS-09 or equivalent safety ticket.

Familiarity with custom processing, produced water, or oilfield fluids handling.

Working Conditions

This is a field-based role requiring travel throughout Alberta, including remote locations. The driver/operator must be prepared to work in varying weather and environmental conditions, including extreme cold, and may be required to work extended hours, weekends, and on-call shifts based on operational demands. Night travel and multi-day field assignments may be required.

Compensation

Competitive compensation commensurate with experience. Details to be discussed during the selection process.

Pay: $19.88-$36.39 per hour

Work Location: In person

2303 8 St. Nisku AB T9E 7Z3

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