Tubular Manager - Leduc, Canada - Western Energy Services Corp.

Western Energy Services Corp.

Verified Company

Leduc, Canada

3 weeks ago

Posted by:

Sophia Lee

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Description

Position Summary

The key accountability of the Tubular Manager is to manage Western Energy Service tubular inventory so that the appropriate drill pipe is available to meet drilling rig needs and ensure that necessary inspections, maintenance and new purchases are made to meet corporate quality standards.

This role works closely with Rig Managers, Field Superintendents, Marketing and Western Field Services Operations Manager.

Essential Duties and Responsibilites

Manage Western Energy Services pipe pool in Canada and USA
Control and track movement of tubulars
Maintain a comprehensive tracking system that logs meterage, dimensions, hard banding status, repairs completed, certifcations and other key quality indicators
Monitor drill string wear and coordinate inspection, maintenance, certifcation and decommissioning of all tubulars
Maintain and supply accurate tubular specifications and/or requirements
Generate reports on tubular inventory, location and quality for budgeting and reporting purposes
Understand Westerns tubular standards, provide interpretation and guidance as necessary
Ensure all vendors comply with corporate standards while doing pipe inspections and when providing quotes for purchase of new inventory
Assist in other related projects as necessary

Specific Knowledge, Skills and Abilities

5+ years of progressivley responsible pipe inspection and tubular management experience, or comparable experience in the field with drilling contractors
Proficient with computer usage, include MS Office, Master Dril
Demonstrate strong leadership and ability to work independtly and with others
Ability to meet tight deadlines and to handle multiple projects simutaneously
Super attention to details

Special Conditions of Employment

Field visits may be required; must hold valid driver's license and be able to meet site safety requirements
Overtime and afterhours response may be required depending on projects and activities