Technical Trainer I

The Technical Trainer is the Company's Training Representative who is responsible for training rig crews and onsite personnel safely and efficiently to meet the Company and Customer’s expectations, promote Nabors performance tools, additional services and rigs.

- Ability to perform duties with minimal supervision
- Minimum of 4 years’ experience as a Driller for Nabors Drilling USA or 3 years of experience as a Technical
- Trainer or equivalent for another drilling company
- Must possess strong knowledge of Windows and Microsoft office computer systems
- Ability to communicate effectively with employees and management via verbal, written or e-mail methods
- Must have a competent knowledge level of rig equipment and company procedures
- Must possess a good working knowledge of rigging procedures
- General knowledge of safety and environmental regulations/requirements
- Ability to wear respiratory protective devices
- Must have reliable transportation to and from the job sites or training facilities
- Maintain 100 percent compliance as outlined in training matrix
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills for interaction at all levels of the organization
- Excellent time management and organizational skills
- Excellent inter-personal skills
- Must be capable of making travel arrangements online for work assignments in Canada, USA or abroad if needed
- Current Passport required for international travel
- First Aid and CPR trained
- Must successfully complete Nabors IADC CAMS Assessor and Train-the-Trainer courses

PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS

- High school diploma or recognized equivalent
- AC and/or SCR Rig experience
- Knowledge of principles of automation

BEHAVIORAL COMPENTENCIES

- Must have knowledge of emergency shut-in procedures and be able to respond to any emergency efficiently although in the training capacity, the trainer would be deemed non-essential.
- Exercise good cost control practices
- Submit weekly time sheet
- Submit travel expenses monthly as required
- Other duties as required by the Training Supervisor
- Must wear company approved and required PPE for the task being performed
- Must maintain a professional appearance and demeanor

PHYSICAL WORKING CONDITIONS

- Attention span to stay alert and attentive for up to 12-hour tour
- Able to work 14 days on and 14 days off, including holidays, weekends and or days and nights
- Able to work well with others while working in a close environment for extended periods of time
- Able to stand or stand and walk throughout the tour while wearing steel toed boots. Occasionally climb steep stairs and walking on steel decking as well as gravel, board roads and area that can be covered in drilling fluids, mud, snow and ice.
- Must be able to stand or stand and walk for a minimum of 2 hours at any one time without the ability to sit or otherwise get off their feet
- Must be able to maintain a variety of postures including stooping, squatting, kneeling or crawling
- Must be able to repetitively climb stairs and ladders as well as be able to lift and carry items weighing upwards of 35 lbs.
- Travel Time: 100% of working time