Husky Energy Employer Reviews

Free training and Lunches some times.
Other techs are friendly and available to help.
Most people are very friendly good work environment

Review the work-day agenda: meetings, inspections, teaching assignments and OH&S regulations. Carry out the assignments as required.

I learned that Safe Operating Procedures, regulations and legislation are a very important part of the job.

Managers and co-workers were professionals (mostly engineers) who were knowledgeable and dedicated to their – more... work.

The hardest part of the job was keeping abreast of the changes in regulations and legislation for the work being done.

The most enjoyable part was occasionally being sent out on a training program to some other place, for example, Texas. – less

Last 5 years I have worked for two managers who like political things, kind of extreme, can't say that Husky has good culture. Every year Husky has employee performance review but HR never does investigation on employee's feedback about their supervisor, sometimes higher management doesn't know what happened truly. If let it go this way to leak on foundation, – more... not sure how far Husky can go. – less

These comments were obviously left by the management types at Husky, the truth is every 3 years all the seniors are shuffled so that any promises made as far as wage increases or level advancement goes with them. In most cases people who become seniors, not for work ethic or knowledge, but ability to lie and con the dinosaurs they call "co-ordinators". – more... Most of Husky's upper echelon is 20 years past optimum retirement age and their poor decisions and antique methods are laughable. Time for Husky to look at youth for direction because the dementia laden squids they have at the top will be their undoing. Great place to work as a last resort before the soup kitchen. – less

I really enjoyed and miss my time there. I have met so many great people who I miss dearly. The benefits provided are awesome.

I am currently employed with Husky however after 25 years I feel the need for a change.

Started work at 8am. I would do a morning and night run to check all the wells. Then during the day I would mow leases, paint and maintain the wells

I have worked for Husky for a total of 11 years. I have worked in a facility and in 2 fields.

Facility - great workplace, people were awesome. Summer BBQs, positive environment and very safety oriented.

Field 1 - people were great, busy area and monthly lunches/ team building. Problem everyone newly hired was someone's cousin, son or somehow related – more... and manager wasn't open to others ideas, his way or no way at all.
Field 2 - great place, great culture, breakfasts at morning meetings and busy area as well. No problems yet and almost a completely different mindset in management, open to suggestions and others' ideas.

Husky has amazing job security, works with very safe and modern equipment and after hours is more than willing to compensate workers fairly. Never been questioned on my overtime once in 11 years. – less

love this company, I love the options you have, the hours can be long but everyone makes it worth your while set days off and love to go to work.

Enjoyed all aspects. Safety oriented, good working conditions, good management.

•Part Time Employee
•Worked closely with the following teams:
oProduction and Operations
oLogistics and Procurement
•SAP data entry
•PLS Manager data entry
•Maintenance Plans and Work Packs creation and updates
•Inventory control
•Materials management
•Familiar with ISO Standards
•Coordinated offshore personnel
•Maintenance planning and scheduling
•Arranged – more... vendor visits
•Ensured appropriate personnel for specific jobs – less

receiving equipment, filling orders, organizing stock, deligating jobs to be done.
I learned more about the process in constructing a battery.
My position involved managing employees within the warehouse.
My co-workers were great.
The hardest part of the job was getting used to long shifts. 10 12's 4 off.
Working in a family feeling setting

Check emails for any road use request, and learned to process the requests back to the client with signed agreements.
Management always asked how things were going, and how I felt.

My peers were awesome, always had a great day with whom I seen in passing

Hardest part of the job, was trying to get signatures back from the Landman to process for the – more... clients.

Enjoyable part of the job was getting to meet so many people, and taking on all new challanges that came my way. – less

Husky Energy is a very good energy company headquartered in Calgary. I very much enjoyed working for them and found their compensation and benefits to be top notch. I would recommend them to anyone.

Supervising the Drilling Operation, I've Learned to be a Professional at Representing the Company I'm working for. Treating all Co workers with Respect and Team Players. Hardest part of Job would be ?? Most Enjoyable part of Job would be working with new People and Learning new Parts of Job