Savanna Drilling Corp
Suite 800, 311 - 6 Avenue SW T2P 3H2 Calgary, AB, Canada

Wishing everyone a Merry Christmas! To all our crews working over the holidays, thank you for all your hard work! Have a safe and happy holidays!... #thankyou #drillingrigs #oilandgas

#SavannaDrilling #Rig 616 is taking advantage of the beautiful weather! Thanks to our #RigManager (Sheridan) and the crews of 616 for a successful #safety stand down! #riglife #oilandgas #safetyfirst

Congratulations to all crews of Savanna Drilling Rig 419 for achieving 1000 #COADC #safety days! For the past 10 years, Rig 419 has successfully drilled a total of 790922 meters in 296 wells - all located in Southwest #Saskatchewan. Such an outstanding accomplishment with the help of our rig crews, along with a handful of consultants and geologist that worked exclusively for Crescent Point #Energy #Drilling 291 of the 296 wells. ... We would like to thank everyone involved for helping reach this achievement!

Safety Moment: Shoveling Snow As you may know, certain parts of Canada have already experienced heavy snowfall this past month. Here are some tips on how you can shovel snow safely to help avoid physical strain. 1. Always warm up with light stretches and a quick walk around before you shovel.... 2. Dress appropriately in layers of clothing that provides insulation to help trap body heat and avoid excessive sweating. Make sure to wear proper gloves, socks and to cover your head & ears. 3. Use the proper winter boots that are slip resistant and will keep your feet warm & dry. 4. Try to shovel fresh powdery snow as it is lighter. If the snow is deep, do not try to shovel all the snow at one time. Remove it in layers. 5. Push the snow rather than lifting it; if you do lift use a small shovel or only partially fill the shovel. 6. Lift with your legs and not your back. 7. Pace yourself and don't rush. Make sure to take a break every few minutes, whether you need it or not. 8. Stay hydrated and drink water. 9. If you are using ice melting products, try to use products that are pet and environmentally friendly. 10. Stop shoveling if you are experiencing any discomfort such as neck pain, back pain, chest pain or pressure. If you are experiencing any of these symptoms, make sure to consult with your physician. We hope that these tips will help make shoveling snow safe, effective, and accident free!

Savanna Drilling Rig 441 Thanks to one of our Rig Managers for sharing these amazing photos! #savannadrilling #savanna #saskatchewan #skoil #aboil #riglife #drillingrig #savannarig441 #iheartoilandgas

Savanna Drilling Rig 656 Pump House: Two 1600 mud pumps driven by two 1750hp AC Drives #drillingrig #drillingmudpumps #drillingpump #iheartoilandgas #skoil #aboil

Savanna Drilling Rig 416 - Located near Swift Current, Saskatchewan Rig 416 is one of our TDS3000 rigs with a 300,000lb hook and 2xf1000 mud pumps.... #drillinrig #oilandgas #savanna #saskatchewan #iheartoilandgas #skoil

***CLOSED*** NOW HIRING ALL RIG POSITIONS! =============================== Visit our career page to view more information on current job openings and/or submit your resume: https://bit.ly/2OubFJN... =============================== Company web page: http://www.savannaenergy.com/ #savanna #rigjobs #rigs #drillingrigs #savannadrilling #albertajobs #Saskatchewanjobs #subpay

Savanna Drilling Rig 435 near Provost, Alberta

***CLOSED***NOW HIRING ALL POSITIONS! =============================== Visit our career page to view more information on current job openings and/or submit your resume: https://bit.ly/2OubFJN... =============================== WHY WORK FOR SAVANNA? Savanna Drilling (Canada) offers: ~ Safety conscious supported values; ~ Family Health & Dental Benefits; ~ Competitive Safety Incentive Program; ~ Amazing Company Employee Stock Savings Plan up to 150% matching contributions; =============================== Company web page: http://www.savannaenergy.com/ #savanna #rigjobs #rigs #drillingrigs #savannadrilling #albertajobs #Saskatchewanjobs #subpay

Savanna Drilling Rig 631 drilling near Drayton Valley, Alberta. #canadiandrilling #savannadrilling #oilandgas #oil #drillingrig #DraytonValley #Canada #Alberta

APPLY NOW! Looking to fill Leasehand and Floorhand positions in #Saskatchewan and #Alberta Visit our career page to view current job openings: https://bit.ly/2OubFJN... =============================== WHY WORK FOR SAVANNA? Savanna Drilling (Canada) offers: ~ Safety conscious supported values; ~ Family Health & Dental Benefits; ~ Competitive Safety Incentive Program; ~ Amazing Company Employee Stock Savings Plan up to 150% matching contributions; =============================== Company web page: http://www.savannaenergy.com/ #savanna #rigjobs #rigs #drillingrigs #savannadrilling #albertajobs #Saskatchewanjobs #subpay

APPLY NOW! Looking to fill #Leasehand and #Floorhand positions in #Alberta and #Saskatchewan. Visit our career page to view current job openings: https://bit.ly/2OubFJN

APPLY NOW! Looking to fill positions in #Alberta and #Saskatchewan. Visit our career page to view current job openings: https://bit.ly/2OubFJN... =============================== WHY WORK FOR SAVANNA? Savanna Drilling (Canada) offers: ~ Safety conscious supported values; ~ Family Health & Dental Benefits; ~ Competitive Safety Incentive Program; ~ Amazing Company Employee Stock Savings Plan up to 150% matching contributions; =============================== Company web page: http://www.savannaenergy.com/ #savanna #nowhiring #rigjobs #rigs #drillingrigs #jobs #savannadrilling #joblisting #jobopening #Canada #floorhand #leasehand #albertajobs #Saskatchewanjobs

APPLY NOW by visiting our career page: https://bit.ly/2OubFJN =============================== SAVANNA DRILLING (Canada) OFFERS: ~ Safety conscious supported values; ~ Family Health & Dental Benefits;... ~ Competitive Safety Incentive Program; ~ Amazing Company Employee Stock Savings Plan up to 150% matching contributions; =============================== Company web page: http://www.savannaenergy.com/ See more

Are you an experienced: Motorhand, Floorhand, or Leasehand? Are you interested in joining Savanna Drillings team? =============================== APPLY NOW by visiting our career page: https://bit.ly/2OubFJN ===============================... SAVANNA DRILLING (Canada) OFFERS: ~ Safety conscious supported values; ~ Family Health & Dental Benefits; ~ Competitive Safety Incentive Program; ~ Amazing Company Employee Stock Savings Plan 150% matching contributions; =============================== Company web page: http://www.savannaenergy.com See more

Safety Moment: Vehicle Theft Protection Did you know that in Canada, a car is stolen every 7 minutes? It only takes 90 seconds to steal a car and 70% of all stolen cards have the key in the ignition with the engine running! Automobile theft and the stealing of property left inside an automobile can be prevented with a few of these tips: 1. Don't leave your car unlocked... 2. Don't leave your car (locked or unlocked) with the key in the ignition 3. Park your car in well-lit areas and where there are lots of people 4. If your vehicle is equipped with an alarm, use it! 5. Never leave your vehicle with the engine running. You are extending an open invitation to a "joy rider" 6. Valuables, including credit cards and money, should not be left in the car 7. If you do need to leave valuables in the vehicle, ensure they are hidden and not visible. Protecting your vehicle and its contents can be a challenging task, especially when there are so many bases to cover. Most car thefts are a crime of opportunity; don't give thieves the opportunity! Auto theft is expensive, inconvenient, and preventable. Please protect your vehicles! Do you have your own safety tips for protecting your vehicle from thieves? #Savanna #safetymoment #vehicles #theft #drillingrig #rigs #Alberta #safety #SavannaDrilling

Safety Moment: Preparing an Emergency Kit for your car With the winter season upon us some folks may be planning to travel over the holidays, it's a good reminder to check that your vehicle has an emergency kit. A basic car kit should contain the following:... 1. Food that won't spoil such as energy bards 2. Water - plastic bottles that won't break if the water freezes (make sure to replace these bottles every six months) 3. Blanket including extra clothing and shoes or boots 4. First Aid Kit 5. Small shovel, scraper, and snow brush 6. Candle in a deep can and matches 7. Wind-up flashlight 8. Roadmaps 9. Car charger for your cell phone, ensure you always have full batteries when travelling, especially to remote places Finally, have a journey management plan in place when you are travelling! (Information Courtesy of the Government of Canada website from the Public Safety Canada, in cooperation with Transport Canada) For more information go to the following link on the Government of Canada website: https://bit.ly/2Qkioa4 Print or download the Emergency Car Kit list. Cross items off the list as you put them in your car. Do you have your own tips for putting together an emergency car kit? Stay safe out there! #Savanna #Savannadrilling #drillingrig #safetymoment #safetytips #rigs #alberta #canada

Savanna Drilling Canada is hiring! We are looking for Leasehands and Floorhands to work on our drilling rigs in Alberta, BC, and SK. Interested candidates must be: - Eligible to work in Canada - Have valid H2S Alive & First Aid tickets... - And a driver's license to be able travel to remote locations. Apply to us today by e-mailing your resume to: [email protected] #savanna #nowhiring #rigjobs #rigs #drillingrigs #Alberta #jobs #nowhiring #savannadrilling #joblisting #jobopening #Canada #floorhand #leasehand

Safety Moment: Winter Driving Tips It's fall in Canada which means a change in season and weather. This season has a mix of different weather conditions from sun, rain, and snow. Snow has already arrived in different places across the country. Here are just some driving tips to be aware of during snowy and/or icy road conditions. 1. Make sure that your vehicle is prepared for winter driving. (e.g. winter tires, keep a snow brush/scraper in your vehicle, emergency first aid ki...t, etc.) 2. Drive slowly and carefully on snow and ice covered roads 3. Don't tailgate (keep plenty of room between your vehicle and the one in front of you) - stopping takes much longer on snowy and icy roads. 4. Don't forget to wear your seat belt! 5. Avoid using cruise control on slippery roads and winter road conditions. Never use cruise control if conditions are snowy, icy, or wet, because if your car hydroplanes, your car will try to accelerate and you may lose control of your vehicle. This information is from the Canada Safety Council. Check out the following link for more winter driving tips: https://canadasafetycouncil.org/winter-driving-tips/ Finally, plan your trip, check road & weather conditions, and give yourself plenty of time when driving. It's also good to use journey management both at work and in your personal life to make sure that you get to your destination safely. What are some of your own winter driving tips? Stay safe out there!

Safety Moment: Just a friendly reminder that some schools are open and the public school system resumes next week. In the excitement of returning to school, children may forget basic road safety rules as they walk, bicycle, and ride the bus to school. Drivers are urged to use caution when driving through residential areas and never to exceed the school and playground zone speed limits. Adhere to school and playground zone speed limits in your community: - School Zones: 30 km/...h (school days only) from 8:00 a.m. to 9:30 a.m., 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m., and 3:00 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. unless otherwise posted by the municipality. - Playground Zones: 30 km/h (everyday) from 7:30 a.m. to 1 hour after sunset. Note: Some municipalities (like Calgary) have converted all school zones to playground zones which remain in effect from 7:30 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. Stay safe out there and hope you enjoy the long weekend! #savanna #safetymoment #schoolzones #playgroundzones #safedriving #driving

Safety Moment: Wildfires and Air Quality As most of you are aware, the air quality across the province is poor due to the wildfires in BC and California and it is uncertain for how long these conditions will linger. While it is difficult to escape the smoky conditions, it is important to recognize the potential health risks/symptoms associated with exposure to wildfire smoke, including preventative measures that can be applied to reduce exposure and potential health impacts. ...Worksafe BC has an informative FAQ that you can use to help you understand the hazards associated with exposure to wildfire smoke and some measures you can implement to minimize exposure at work. Website Link for Worksafe BC: https://bit.ly/2KRRzSW For more information on the BC wildfire conditions, you can also visit the BC government website through this link: https://bit.ly/2MMCSlZ

We are hiring!!!!! Leduc Field Electronics Technician General Statement of Duties:... Under the direction of the Maintenance Manager, troubleshoots and repairs electrical control systems. Summary of Duties (Duties may include, but are not limited to the following): Troubleshoot, maintain and repair electronic and P.L.C. systems and components on all equipment; Ability to read electrical and control system schematics Conduct regular preventative maintenance tasks and inspections as required; Keep a daily log of work performed and locations and submit it weekly; Maintain truck and keep stocked tools and spare parts; Coordinate repair times with Field Superintendents; Repair and rebuild components replaced on rigs due to failure; Inform Supply Chain Manager of parts used, and parts which need to be replaced to maintain inventory; Assist with the startup and commissioning of new rigs; Install and upgrade control systems; Work on call schedule and be available 24/7 throughout busy periods; Required Knowledge, Skills and Abilities: Excellent verbal and written communication skills; A friendly, outgoing personality and ability to work with individuals, groups and other organizations to carry out goals; Good organizational and time management skills. Must be available for varying shifts and to travel to remote locations Knowledge and experience with Siemens PLCs and programming is an asset Experience with variable frequency drives is an asset Education and Experience: Technical post-secondary education in instrumentation, electrical or electronics; Class 5 driving license 1-2 years related experience. email: [email protected]

** Closed ** (this posting is now closed) Odessa is Hiring!!!!!!!SE Manager- Savanna Drilling LLC Job Description...Continue reading

HEAT WARNING: Southern Alberta. Affected areas include: Brooks, Calgary, Edmonton, Lethbridge and Medicine Hat. Environment Canada forecasts that for today and tomorrow, it is expected for daytime temperature to reach up to 29C and above.

Savanna Drilling (Canada) is looking for experienced Floorhands in Alberta for our drilling rigs. Visit us online and apply today! You can also send us your resume to: [email protected] #savanna #nowhiring #drillingrigs #rigs #jobs #alberta

Savanna Drilling (Canada) is hiring! We are looking for a Data Administrator in the Leduc, AB area for a contract position. If you are interested, visit us online and apply today! #savanna #nowhiring #drillingrigs #rigs #jobs #alberta

Have you heard? Savanna Drilling (Canada) is looking for a Top Drive Technician in the Leduc, AB area. Come visit us online and apply today! We are looking for a licensed certified Journeyman in any of the following trades: Mechanic, Millwright and/or Electrician is mandatory; Electrical background is an asset with AC electric rig and PLC controls experience. At least 10+ years of experience with Top Drive disassembly/assembly and maintenance.... #savanna #nowhiring #drillingrigs #rigs #jobs #alberta

Safety Moment Inclement Weather: As a drilling rig hand, your work activities are predominantly outdoors throughout all the seasons. While the Spring and Summer seasons bring warm and inviting conditions, they do present their own unique seasonal hazards, particularly thunderstorms with lightning and sometimes tornadoes are spawned. Things to do during a thunderstorm:... - Pay close attention to local weather forecasts and educating yourself to identify the signs of impending inclement weather. - If outdoors, seek shelter immediately if you can hear thunder, you may be in the lightning strike zone; - If driving, safely pull to the shoulder away from trees and power lines and avoid touching metal parts of the vehicle. Remember that the easiest way to be prepared is to monitor radio/television for the latest weather updates.