Help getting on as an oilfield operator

[Evanh]

Well I have been trying to get on as a field operator for pretty much every oilfield company that has anything to do with field work. I am currently in southern sask but now am trying to find such a job in southern alberta. I don't want to go north I know there is tons of work up there. I just need some pointers maybe some insiders tips on how I can better my chances of getting on as a field operator. I have all my necassary oilfield tickets and then some. I also have my class 1 license with air brake endoresment which i know means nothing for this position but it must look somewhat good. I do have limited oilfield experience but i know people that have been hired with even less qualifications then me. Can anybody help me out. To be more specific I would like to find something in the Medicine Hat area. Thanks for taking the time to read this. I feel I have tried to do everything I can.

[Tsveta]

I am sorry I don't have any expertise in what you do but all I can recommend is to try contacting local employment agencies (http://www.jobagencies.ca/index.asp?p=1&sp=1)

This agency has some job opportunities: http://www.petro-staff.com/candidate/candidat.htm

[Evanh]

Thank you for the help I will look into check out a job agencie around here.

[scotchandsoda]

Well I have been trying to get on as a field operator for pretty much every oilfield company that has anything to do with field work. .
I wouldn't mind a copy of the list of oilfield companies you have, i'm looking for work in the indusrty, but not same position as yourself.

[Evanh]

Well I don't have a list handy but here is a lift of ones I know off the top of my head.

Encana
Husky
Provident
Nexen
Canatec
CNRL
Talisman
Penn West
Prime west
Exxon
Hygait
Spitfire
Acclaim (Canatec)
Anadarko
Apache
Devon

That is to just name a few.
I also have a nice list of Fracking companies and wirelining companies also.