Amped Energy Services Ltd. is hiring a Floorhand for Rod Rigs to join our growing team.
We specialize in oilfield well servicing across Alberta, operating rod rigs, gripper units, flushbys, hot oilers, and service rigs. We are looking for a reliable, safety-focused Floorhand who takes pride in their work and wants steady, long-term employment with a growing company.
Key Responsibilities
Assist with rig-up, rig-down, and rig moves
Perform physical labor including handling tubing, rods and tools
Perform basic equipment checks and minor maintenance
Maintain a clean and safe worksite
Follow all safety procedures and job instructions
Qualifications
1–2 years’ service or rod rig experience preferred
Valid driver’s license (Class 3 is an asset)
CSO, H2S Alive & First Aid
Fall Protection is an asset
Comfortable working at heights and in confined spaces
Physically fit (able to lift up to 50 lbs)
Able to work outdoors in all weather conditions
Solid safety mindset and teamwork skills
Flexible availability for shift work and out-of-town work
Why Join Our Team
Competitive pay plus retention bonus program
Steady, consistent work with a growing company
Immediate health and dental advantages upon hire
Training, support, and opportunities for advancement
Strong safety culture and experienced crews
Referral and years-of-service bonus programs
Dental and Extended health benefits
This is a long-term opportunity with a company that values hard work, safety, and reliability. We provide the tools, support, and environment to help you succeed in your career. Apply today to join the Amped Energy Services team!
Only candidates with relevant experience and those local to our operating area will be contacted.
Job Type: Full-time
Pay: $32.50-$37.00 per hour
Perks
Dental care
Extended health care
Adaptable schedule
Work Location: In person
📌 Floorhand/roughneck Grande Prairie (Canada)
🏢 Amped Well Service
📍 Canada
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