Big Country Energy Services

typical day was, safety meeting in the morning. 3 o'clock supervisor meeting everyday. weekly progress meetings. duties included material receiving. updating redlines . writing and reviewing redlines. site walk downs with client and sub contractors. maintaining all codes and specs are met site wide.I learnt alot about all other trades of the construction, civil/structural and mechanical. Co workers were great to work with for the most part. Hardest part of the job is dealing with people that are aggressive or angry. Most enjoyable part of the job was working with great co workers.

Tasked with the overtaking of an underperforming project, successfully revising and auditing all RFI & NCRs documentation and reports to develop and complete all Red Line Drawings to complete and deliver the project on time in accordance with the quality standards & procedures.

Tremendous opportunity provided, I was able to work in a challenging environment which required me to handle all aspects of civil, structural, mechanical and electrical engineering/construction as well as business management.

I had an amazing experience working here, I would love the opportunity to be a part of this company again. I built great relationships with the guys I worked along side. We were provided a lot of freedom in our spare time and that made a huge difference in how camp was so enjoyable.

Terrible management from the top down. Coked up p1ss tank manager that we would find passed out at 10 in the morning. An assistant manager that brought his home issues to work and taken out on employees. Could not recommend this place to my worst enemy.

hardest  part throwing skids in waist deep snow most enjoyable part was every Thursday night when u looked at your bank account  plus the friends you made on your way the laughs we shared will forever be remembered when ever the snow fly's and reminds us of times past

The company was very safety oriented  
i learned how to use various tools, the industry or maybe just the place was racially biased and the level of racism was off the charts. i got to meet a lot of people and learn about different cultures in remote environments.

The work I was doing was graveyard shift at an Enbridge tank farm. -40 outside. We filled all the equipment with fuel, maintained heaters, moved hoardings and did some boltup. After the  job ended I wasn’t kept busy so I had to move on

This company is a typical oilfield office environment. I found the people that worked there to be friendly and nice, for the most part. I left this job as I found myself wanting a more professional environment.

Day would always start with a great drive on the beautiful back roads of Alberta.I would do a lot of truck work but a lot of general ground work as well.I love pipelining!

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