Wireline Operator

Onstream Pipeline Inspection is a leading provider of Inline and Tethered Magnetic Flux Leakage, Caliper, and Inertial Measurement inspection services for oil and gas pipeline operators across North America.  Join Our Team as a Wireline Operator. We are looking for a technically grounded, safety-focused professional who thrives in high-pressure field environments. You excel at executing precision downhole operations, performing rigorous integrity assessments, and delivering accurate data reports.

If you bring mechanical intuition and a relentless work ethic to every job site, we want you on our crew. Key Responsibilities: Wireline Operation & Field Support Operate and maintain wireline truck and associated field equipment. Assist with launching, tracking, receiving, and recovery of inline inspection tools.  Support rig-in and rig-out of field locations and equipment setups.  Assist field crews with general inspection activities during project execution.  Maintain proper tools, parts, and supplies required for field operations.  Interface directly with clients onsite in a professional manner.  Operate safely during all phases of field deployment, including high-traffic and remote locations.  Support troubleshooting of field equipment and operational issues as they arise.  Equipment Maintenance & Readiness  Perform routine inspections and basic maintenance of wireline trucks, trailers, and support equipment.

Assist Field Technicians with inspection tool maintenance and preparation as required. Ensure assigned equipment is clean, serviceable, and ready for deployment. Identify equipment deficiencies and report maintenance needs promptly. Help maintain operational readiness of field tools, support gear, and truck inventory. Field Readiness & Compliance  Travel extensively for on-site project support, subject to operational requirements.

Adhere to all company safety policies, job-specific safety requirements, and client site rules. Follow PPE requirements and conduct pre-use inspections of assigned equipment. Maintain a driving record that meets company driver eligibility requirements and complies with company driving policy and traffic laws. Adhere to Hours of Service (HOS) regulations and all applicable transportation requirements.

Maintain a high standard of personal presentation, professionalism, and safe work practices. Recognize that this is a safety-sensitive position and perform all work accordingly. Documentation & Communication Maintain truck, equipment, and project-based records accurately and in a timely manner. Accurately complete field forms, logs, and required operational documentation. Conduct or participate in daily safety briefings, including FLHAs, JSAs, and tailgate meetings.

Communicate job progress, issues, and concerns to the Project Manager or supervisor in real time. Report incidents, near misses, equipment malfunctions, or safety concerns promptly. Housekeeping  Ensure field trucks are kept clean, organized, and stocked with necessary tools and supplies. Promptly report truck or equipment deficiencies requiring service or repair. Maintain cleanliness and organization of field work areas, staging areas, and shop support spaces.

Dispose of waste materials properly and follow housekeeping standards after each job. Proactively identify and correct hazards or disorganization in work and storage areas. Other Duties as assigned   Education & Experience: High school diploma required.   Valid class 3 Driver's license with air endorsement (Q) and clean driver's abstract required. Minimum 3 years of oilfield driving experience, including operation of 18-speed standard transmission vehicles.   Wireline operation experience preferred.  Experience in oil and gas, pipeline, or related field operations preferred.  Valid Passport (asset; required for cross-border travel).  This job description reflects m