Information for Residents Coming to Camp

################################################
"!
!"
################################################
&$%'
Table of Contents
TABLE OF CONTENTS!
WELCOME"
INFORMATION FOR RESIDENTS COMING TO CAMP#
#
#
#
#
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
%
%
%
&
&
&
&
WELCOME TO NORALTA LODGE!'
SECURITY EXPECTATIONS
ORIENTATION ROOM MAP !
ONSITE WALKWAYS AND PLANT LAYOUT !
BUSING ETIQUETTE
"
"
"
"
"
BUSING LOADING ZONES #
#
NORALTA LODGE LOADING ZONES #
RECREATION BUSING RUNS (BUSING TO FORT MCMURRAY) #
LIST OF BUILDING TRADES %
QUALITY BUILDING TRADES CONTRACTORS '
THIRD PARTY TRANSPORTATION INFORMATION!
2
Welcome
WELCOME TO PROJECT OLYMPUS
On behalf of Syncrude, I want to take this opportunity to wish you a warm
welcome and thank-you for joining us on Project Olympus. Our vision for this
Turnaround is for all personnel involved, Syncrude employees are Contractor
employees, to work as one team. By working together we will strive to produce
an outstanding, positive environment for all, in which we meet our objectives in
Safety, Reliability, Cost and Schedule. The entire Turnaround Leadership Team
wants this turnaround to be the safest, most productive and most personally
fulfilling turnaround that you have ever participated in.
I personally believe we will produce outstanding results by being committed to
the project goals and all by all team members working together in removing
barriers that may impact our performance. The highest priority of the Turnaround
Leadership Team is to create an environment that results in an incident and
injury-free workplace. We shall all challenge ourselves to achieve beyond our
normal expectations. We believe that with your commitment and focus on every
task, moment by moment, hour by hour, day by day, we shall achieve
outstanding performance, where all involved are safe, and we are proud to be
members of the Olympus Team.
Welcome to Project Olympus,
Turnaround Event Manager
Information for Residents Coming to Camp
Safety is FIRST!
Resident safety is always FIRST. Even though you are in camp and may not be working, you are
to be mindful of safety at all times. Please address any safety concerns to the Front Desk, Lodge
Management or Security immediately.
If an unsafe behaviour is observed, Residents may expect to #"
$"!
respectful.
What do I need to bring to camp?
Bring your Union Hall dispatch
Your Noralta reservation number
Your clothes
Personal toiletries
Government Issue photo identification. #%
What do I need on my first day?
Bring your Union Hall dispatch
Your packed lunch
Government Issue photo identification.
What is Acceptable Government Issued ID?
All workers requesting a Syncrude ID badge must present one of the following pieces of valid
Government Issued Photo ID to the ID Station Attendant:
%
Passport
Permanent Residency
Canadian Citizenship
Federally Issued Status card
Provincial ID Card including:
B.C. identification card or Services card (BCID)
Alberta Identification Card
Saskatchewan Identification Card
Manitoba Identification Card and Manitoba Enhanced Identification Card for non-drivers
Ontario Photo Card
New Brunswick Photo ID card
Nova Scotia Identification Card
Newfoundland and Labrador Photo Identification Card
Prince Edward Island Voluntary ID
Yukon General Identification Card
Northwest Territories General Identification Card
Nunavut General Identification Card
Quebec does not Issue a photo card for non-drivers
NOTE: All Ids must be valid ""%
not listed above will not be accepted. Failure to provide this identification will result in no Site
Access.
When can I check-in to Camp?
Residents are permitted to check in to camp 24 hours before their start date.
Can I go to a Camp other than the one where I have been assigned?
PLEASE DO NOT! All residents must check into the camp to which they are assigned. There is
very limited space at all camps; including the various camps not being used for turnaround
workers. We appreciate your assistance in complying with this.
How do I get to my orientation and/or workplace?
There is provided transportation from each lodge. Please check with your lodge for the update
busing schedule. These are high traffic areas, please be mindful and courteous.
Where is my orientation?
Orientations at held at Mildred Lake Village; please see map page 12. We will also have
appropriate directional signage in these areas, upon arrival.
Do I need my PPE on the first day?
Your first day will be orientation and your employer will inform you of PPE requirements for Site.
How do I get back to my lodge?
There will be busing provided, to get you back to your lodge. Please see the map page 14 for
more details.
What about my Days Off?
Please see the days-off/rotation policy, below. Failure to fill out the form may result in your
belongings being bagged up and losing the room you were occupying.
You may only put your room on "Time-Out" (or "On-Leave") for a maximum of seven (7) days.
You must obtain Syncrude approval for periods longer than this.
Check the busing information board at the front desk to see the town busing service. You are able
to get free busing into Fort McMurray during your days off.
What services are included in my room and in Camp?
All lodge rooms have high speed internet services and wifi.
All lodge rooms have cable or satellite television.
Lodge rooms include telephones, for internal use.
Noralta Resident rooms will only be cleaned EVERY TWO DAYS, upon check in. Residents are
expected to keep their rooms in a reasonable tidy state. Please do not leave open food in your
room, as it attracts pests.
once every two days.
Each lodge has fitness and gym facilities. Please ask at your Lodge regarding their particular
equipment and hours of operation.
All camps have movies and various entertainment (in rooms and in common areas). Please
check the recreation calendar for list of upcoming activities.
All lodges also have games room and/or gaming facilities. Please check with the Front Desk for
further information.
Each lodge has vending machines to purchase various sundries and toiletries.
ATM's are available at each lodge.
Laundering services are not included; but washing machines and dryers are located on each
lodge floor. Laundry soap IS provided. Please do not use lodge laundry facilities for washing of
coveralls.
5
#""$ "
recreation areas and in some cases, common washroom and shower facilities. Please be aware
and courteous of your fellow camp residents, at all times.
When using common facilities, the expectation is that you leave it clean & tidy and ready for use,
for the next camp resident. Please tidy up after yourself.
Please be mindful that this is 24 hour operation. There are other camp residents getting rest or
sleeping.
"#""$
please be respectful and courteous to your fellow Camp Residents. Additional concerns may be
addressed to the Front Desk, Security or Lodge Management. You are also invited to bring your
concerns forward to your Job Steward, who will present them on your behalf, at weekly Camp
Committee Meetings.
#!
"$"
rooms, individuals have no reasonable expectation of privacy on company property and may be
subject to search. Lodge or Security representatives may enter all areas, at any time, without
notice. Searches may be preannounced or unannounced and may be carried out on a random
basis. Searches are typically carried out on a to detect misappropriated company property and/or
the presence of alcohol, drugs, drug paraphernalia, weapons, explosives, pests or other items
that may pose a safety risk.
EACH camp has rules and regulations specific to their property. Please read through the Lodge
rules and Lodge accommodation procedures so you are aware of behaviors and actions which
are not acceptable in camp. These rules are available at the front housing desk and also from
your company representative.
Failure to respect the Lodge rules may result in a Camp Suspension (from all Syncrude
supported camps), and possibly a Suspension from Syncrude Site.
I have food allergies - what are my dining options?
Due to varying dietary needs, most meal periods are prepared to accommodate the majority of
the lodge population. However, camps are able to meet specific medical and dietary
requirements.
Locate the service manager on duty in the dining hall, and notify them of any allergies. They will
work with the chef to modify a meal for you.
If you cannot locate a service manager, please advise the worker on the food service line. If you
have any specific requests, please direct them to a service manager on duty.
Dining Room and Bagged Lunch Room Etiquette
When entering the dining room, please remember to keep the following common courtesies in mind:
Be courteous and respectful to your fellow residents. This is a community environment.
You are welcome to enjoy the dining facilities and satisfy your appetite. Please be respectful of
other Lodge residents and do not take more than what you are going to consume.
Removal of food items from the dining rooms is not permitted; only the bagged lunch areas.
Remove any soiled/dirty footwear or wear booties before entering the Dining Room.
NO COVERALLS permitted in the dining room!
Use tongs or other items provided to avoid contaminating any food items.
If you happen to spill food or drinks, please notify a kitchen staff member so the hazard can be
cleaned up immediately.
Copies of the menu are available for viewing, outside of each dining room.
Be courteous to your fellow Lodge residents and do not take more than what you will consume, in
one meal period, when packing your lunch for your work shift. For some items, there are limited
quantities available.
6
Job Stewards and Foremen are expected to assist in providing guidance by intervening and
reminding residents of the quantities permitted to take from the Bagged Lunch Room.
If you have concerns about an item in the Bagged Lunch Room, address it immediately so it can
be rectified. The Camps take a lot of pride in providing quality items in the Lunch Room and want
to mediate any concerns that may arise.
For those with specific dietary or medical concerns, please ask the Bagged Lunch Room
attendant, for their assistance.
Your feedback is always welcome! Comment cards are available at the front desk or the dining
room.
How do I dispose of Diabetic or Medical Needles?
If you have a medical condition that requires the use of needles, you must request a sharps
disposable bin from the front desk.
Failure to dispose of needles and other sharp objects properly may result in the loss of camp
privileges. This is for everyone's best interest and safety.
Am I allowed to have visitors at Camp?
Your visitors are your responsibility and subject to all appropriate safety, security, Lodge rules
and regulations. Please note you may be held accountable for the actions of your guests.
Visitors are allowed until 11:00pm only, no overnight visitors are permitted. All visitors must sign
in and out at the front desk.
What do I do if I have a Maintenance Concern?
Please conta
Checking Out?
Residents have 48 hours to be checked out and vacated from the premises, upon termination of
their work expectations. Failure to check out may result in pack-up/eviction and most recent
Employer being charged directly for overstay.
Please return your room key to the front desk.
Please be sure to thoroughly read through the Lodge Rules & Expectations
when you check in.
7
Welcome to Noralta Lodge!
To assist us in providing !
observe the following Lodge Rules applying to your time at Noralta Lodge:
This facility PERMITS RESPONSIBLE CONSUMPTION OF ALCOHOL in guest rooms only.
Any type of threatening behaviour, violence or harassment of Noralta Lodge team members or
other guests will not be tolerated.
Guests are prohibited from possessing illegal drugs, firearms or weapons on Noralta Lodge
property. Individuals do not have a reasonable expectation of privacy on Noralta Lodge premises
and may be subject to search. Searches may be pre-announced or unannounced and may be
carried out on a random basis, including the use of sniffer dogs. Searches are typically carried
out to detect misappropriated property and or the presence of alcohol, drugs, drug paraphernalia,
weapons, explosives or other items that may pose a safety or security risk.
Defacing or damaging property, or theft, will not be tolerated and you will be responsible to
compensate Noralta Lodge for damages incurred.
Your use of Noralta Lodge facilities (including, but not limited to, guest rooms, gym, fitness
recreation and parking facilities) is at your own risk and Noralta Lodge accepts no responsibility
or liability for any personal injury, property damage, theft or any other cause of action which may
arise during your occupation or as a result of your use of Noralta Lodge facilities.
A parking pass is required for all vehicles and is available at the Security Gate. If one is not
visible in the front w
"
!
"
Smoking is permitted ONLY IN DESIGNATED AREAS.
BOOTS AND DIRTY FOOTWEAR ARE TO BE REMOVED IN THE BOOT ROOM. Boot mats
are provided in each guestroom for convenience.
Access to the Lodge is through the Main Entrance ONLY and is for registered guests and
persons authorized by management only.
Work coveralls are not to be washed in the washing machines.
Coveralls, work clothes, outdoor clothing, back packs, bags and bare feet are not permitted in the
dining room.
For food safety reasons, plated meals are not to be taken out of the dining room.
!rom the hot buffet or salad bar
is not permitted.
11:00 p.m. is quiet time in the lodge.
Visitors are allowed until 11:00pm only, no overnight visitors are permitted. All visitors must sign
in and out at the front desk.
Staff members are only allowed in guestrooms to conduct business as indicated by their job
description, which includes access by Security personnel for purposes relating to a safety or
security risk.
Fridges are not permitted in guestrooms unless medically necessary or contractually approved by
your employer and Noralta Lodge.
By signing the lodge Registration Card and/or by my use of Noralta Lodge facilities, I acknowledge
receipt and understanding of these rules and agree to all terms within.
Please note that failure to comply with Lodge Rules may result in eviction from Noralta Lodge properties,
a report to your employer, and potential suspension from other employer or contractor supported lodging
facilities.
Noralta Lodge Security:
Big Horn Lodge:
Black Bear Lodge:
Wolverine Lodge:
780 881-0994
780 531-0045
780 881-5376
Buffalo Lodge: 780 215-5873
Lynx Lodge:
780 881-3946
8
Welcome to Noralta Lodge!
Check-outs, Days Off and Pack-up Policies
1. When checking out please return your room key to the Front Desk.
2. The Front Desk is open from 6 a.m. to 11 p.m. Please see Kitchen or Security Staff between 11
p.m. and 6 a.m. if you require assistance in checking-in or out, or any other lodge matter.
3. If for any reason it is required that your room be vacated in your absence, your company will be
notified and your room will be packed up by a representative designated by them with witness of
a Noralta Lodge staff member.
4. For safety reasons, a temporary absence from your room (overnight) must be reported to the
Front Desk.
5. When going on days off, we require that you sign out at the Front Desk and return your key.
6. When returning, please sign in at the Front Desk. If you stay in the Lodge on your days off,
please notify the Front Desk staff.
Kitchen Operating Hours:
The Dining Room is open 24 hours. Drinks and an assortment of food items are available at all times.
Buffet-Style Meals are typically served:
Breakfast 5:00 am - 9:00 am
Lunch
12:00 pm - 1:00 pm
Dinner
5:00 pm - 9:00 pm
When you are finished dining, please bring dirty dishes to the Busing Station.
*Guests with food allergies, in need of diabetic meals or other special dietary considerations, please see
the Chef.
Guest Recreation and Fitness Centre is open 24 hours / day
Use of any fitness equipment is at your own risk.
Internet Service
Hardwired internet service is complimentary. Ethernet cables may be purchased at the front desk.
Laundry
Laundry rooms are available in each wing of the lodge. The machines are available for
complimentary use between the hours of 5:00 a.m. and 11:00 p.m. Noralta Lodge is not
responsible for loss or damage to laundry.
Telephones and Mailing
To receive phone calls in your room:
Bighorn Lodge:
Call: 780-750-8300, when the answering service starts, (or to call room-to-room within the lodge)
Dial 2, then the four digit room number.
Black Bear Lodge:
Call: 780-743-0950, when the answering service starts, (or to call room-to-room within the lodge)
Dial 1, then the three digit room number.
9
Buffalo Lodge:
Call: 780-791-3334, when the answering service starts, (or to call room-to-room within the lodge)
Dial the four digit room number (put a 2 in front of the three digit room number).
Lynx Lodge:
Call: 780-750-8330, when the answering service starts, (or to call room-to-room within the lodge)
Dial 3, then the four digit room number.
Wolverine Lodge:
Call: 780-750-8360, when the answering service starts, (or to call room-to-room within the lodge)
Dial 4, then the four digit room number.
For mail delivery to you at Noralta Lodge, the address is:
Your Name & Room #
C/O Noralta [Lodge Name]
Box: Bighorn 5691
Black Bear 5390
Buffalo 6008
Lynx 5665
Wolverine 5950
Fort McMurray, AB
T9H 4V9
Please note that photo ID is required to pick up
mail at the Front Desk.
10
Security Expectations
11
Orientation Room Map
Please find below, the Orientation Rooms locations, at Mildred Lake Village.
Company
Assigned
RHI
CEDA
Horton/CBI
Quadra
Edmonton Exchanger
Cims
Aluma
Jacobs
SCL Orientation
Room
Orientation room 1
Tamarack Club
Theatre Room
Card Room
Gym 1
Gym 2
Gym 3
Dining Hall
ID Station
Location
Bldg 344
Bldg 344
Bldg 344
Bldg 344
Bldg 344
Bldg 344
Bldg 344
Bldg 223
Bldg 1070
Onsite Walkways and Plant Layout
insert, included in this package.
12
Busing Etiquette
Coaches and Site Service Buses are running on a Schedule. A constant flow of buses will be arriving at
pick up and drop off locations throughout shift change times at all loading zones on site and offsite.
A few things to keep in mind while riding the transportation services provided and upon arrival at MLV:
In General:
Seatbelts must be worn at all times.
ID badges must be worn at all times and be visible to the bus driver.
Buses will depart only at their scheduled times. Please do not ask the driver to depart early.
Verbal abuse or any abusive behavior toward bus drivers or fellow passengers will not be
tolerated.
Buses will only stop at specified stops.
Do not request your driver to take alternate routes or to by-pass traffic situations.
Hold on to railings and refrain from cell phone use while disembarking the bus.
Lost and Found can be contacted at 780-790-5094
Proper Bus Etiquette:
Please avoid the use of cell phones. If necessary please put ringer on vibrate and be considerate
of other passengers
Please change out of dirty work clothes prior to boarding the bus
Please remove as much mud as possible from shoes prior to boarding the bus
Respectfully request your driver to adjust the heat or air conditioning when necessary
Keep seats in upright position while other passengers are getting on and off the bus - put seat
back gently as not to injure passenger seated behind you - return seat to upright position before
disembarking
Please use overhead compartment or space under the seat for bags and personal objects
When selecting a seat please move to the window to make room for other passengers
Safety Tips while On Site:
After disembarking the bus walk to the nearest corner or walkway prior to crossing the street
Information boards display pick up zones and schedules on site and at camps.
Please give the bus room to pull up to the pick up zone. Crowding toward the bus forces the
driver to pull into oncoming traffic. There will be another bus to get on.
Do not pass in front of, or between buses at any time
On Site Buses:
For 2015 all Turnaround workers will follow the designated walk ways to their work location from
Busing Loading Zones
Camp Coaches
Coaches will pick you up from your assigned camp and drop you off at Mildred Lake Village, where you
will go through the Syncrude Turnstiles and proceed to your worksite. Coaches will return you to your
camp at the end of shift from the same location.
N
Yellow
Bus to
41A
Noralta Lodge Loading Zones
Turnstiles
SYNCRUDE
SYNCRUDE
BUS INFORMATION
PICKUP
14
Recreation Busing Runs (Busing to Fort McMurray)
Transportation is available from Noralta Lodge residents into Fort McMurray via Coach Buses.
As per the schedules below:
2015 RECREATION RUN SCHEDULE
All Noralta Lodges
Description
Monday
Pickup At All Noralta Lodges
Drop off Downtown (Corner of
Hardin and Biggs)
Return from Downtown (Corner
of Hardin and Biggs) to All
Noralta Lodges
Pickup At All Noralta Lodges
Drop off Downtown (Corner of
Hardin and Biggs)
Return from Downtown (Corner
of Hardin and Biggs) to All
Noralta Lodges
Pickup At All Noralta Lodges
Drop off Downtown (Corner of
Hardin and Biggs)
Return from Downtown (Corner
of Hardin and Biggs ) to All
Noralta Lodges
Tuesday
Wednesda
y
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
Noralta
09:00 AM
Noralta
09:00 AM
Noralta
09:00 AM
Noralta
09:00 AM
11:30 AM
11:30 AM
11:30 AM
11:30 AM
Noralta
12:45 PM
Noralta
12:45 PM
Noralta
12:45 PM
Noralta
12:45 PM
3:15 PM
3:15 PM
3:15 PM
3:15 PM
11:20 PM
11:20 PM
11:20 PM
Noralta
7:15 PM
11:20 PM
11:20 PM
11:20 PM
11:20 PM
15
List of Building Trades
BUILDING TRADES OF ALBERTA
LOCAL
International Brotherhood of Boilermakers,
Iron Ship Builders, Blacksmiths, Forgers & Helpers
15330 - 114 Avenue, Edmonton, AB T5M 2Z2
(780) 451-5889
146
Millwrights, Machinery Erectors and
Maintenance Union (Alberta Regional Council)
Suite 177, 15210 - 123 Avenue, Edmonton, AB T5V 0A3
(780) 430-1460
Gord Evers - Business Representative - (780) 405-5947 Cell
1460
International Association of Heat
& Frost Insulators & Allied Workers
2nd Floor, 9335 - 47 Street, Edmonton, AB T6B 2R7
(780) 426-2874
110
Alberta Regional Council of Carpenters and Allied Workers
Bay 6, 266 MacKay Crescent, Fort McMurray, AB T9H 5C6
(780) 743-1442 / Toll-free 1-866-739-7017
David Henry Todd - Business Representative - (780) 743-1442
ext. 2
1325
The United Association of Plumbers and Pipefitters
9703A Franklin Avenue, Fort McMurray, AB T9H 1K3
(780) 791-6488
Kevin Morin - Business Representative - (780) 554-8314 Cell
488
International Association of Bridge,
Structural, Ornamental & Reinforcing Iron Workers
Suite 205, 1012B Franklin Avenue, Fort McMurray, AB T9H 2K6
(780) 743-2023
720
17310 - 106 Avenue NW, Edmonton, AB T5S 1H9
(780) 426-3375 / Toll-free (in Alberta) 1-800-262-9083
8
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Suite 206, 10020 Franklin Avenue, Fort McMurray, AB T9H 2K6
(780) 791-4727
424
16
International Association
#42, 4004-97 Street, Edmonton, AB T6E 6N1
(780) 423-4296 / Toll-free 1-877-423-4296
222
370 MacAlpine Crescent, Fort McMurray, AB T9H 4B1
(780) 791-6557
Barry Hennessey - Business Agent - (780) 215-8924 Cell
Doug Dechambeau - Business Agent - (780) 215-6987 Cell
92
International Union of Operating Engineers
258 Gregoire Drive, Fort McMurray, AB T9H 4K6
(780) 790-1713
955
UNITE HERE
12836 - 146 Street, Edmonton, AB T5L 2H7
(780) 426-7890 / Toll-free 1-888-801-4373
47
International Union of Bricklayers and Allied Craftsmen
10724-113 Street NW, Edmonton, AB T5H 3H8
(780) 426-7545
1
International Union of Painters and Allied Trades
17804 - 118 Avenue NW, Edmonton, AB T5S 2W3
(780) 484-8645 / Toll-free 1-800-661-6786
177
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
#14 - 9914 Morrison Street, Fort McMurray, AB T9H 4A4
(780) 790-9593
362
International Union of Elevator Constructors
10567 - 114 Street, Edmonton, AB T5H 3J6
(780) 486-4832
122
17
Quality Building Trades Contractors
Acuren Group
Main Office
(780) 790-1776
Monday Sunday 24 hours (during Turnaround)
Aluma Systems
Andrew Sparks
(780) 790-5679
Monday to Friday 8:00am - 5:30pm (if no answer please contact Main Office during office
hours)
Main Office
(780) 790-4852
Monday to Friday 8:00am 4:30pm
Ceda Field Services
Mayette Inzon
(780) 793-5420 office
(780) 646-1600 cell
Monday to Friday 7:30 a.m. 4:30 p.m.
CIMS
Mark Cerny
(780) 554-0451
Monday to Friday 8:00 a.m. 5:00 p.m.
Clayburn Refractories
Dale Chaters (Superintendent)
(780) 914-5568
Monday to Sunday 6:00 am - 9:00 pm (during Turnaround)
Scott Darroch (General Foreman)
(780) 720-3338
Monday to Sunday 6:00 am - 9:00 pm (during Turnaround)
Edmonton Exchanger and Refinery Services
(780) 790-8133
Monday to Sunday 24 hours (during Turnaround)
Horton CBI
Mike Cachia
(780) 598-8091
Chris Leblanc (Superintendent)
(780) 598-9257
Chad Wouters (Superintendent)
(780) 598-0010
Interpro
Kiean Jordan (Superintendent)
(250) 812-8002
Monday Sunday 6:00 a.m. 7:00 p.m. (during Turnaround)
Jacobs Industrial Services
Phyllis Lillington
(780) 788-6021
[email protected]
Monday-Friday 7:30am - 6:00pm (during Turnaround)
Norcan Electric
Farren Cassels
(780) 792-9042
[email protected]
Rob Stewart
(780) 598-6292
[email protected]
Steve Jardine
(780) 881-4371
[email protected]
Northern Crane Services
John Enright
(780) 881-5729
[email protected]
Monday to Sunday 24 hours (during Turnaround)
Lori Foster
(780) 881-5733
Monday to Friday 7:30 a.m. 5:30 p.m.
Quadra Industrial Services
Arlene Laing
(780) 690-9228
Monday to Sunday 8:00 a.m. 10:00 p.m.
TEAM Industrial Services
Crystal Stuckless
O: (780) 743-4643, Monday to Friday 8:00 a.m. 5:00 p.m.
C: (780) 838-5571, Monday to Friday 5:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m., Saturdays & Sundays 8:00a.m. 4:00 p.m.
19
Third Party Transportation Information
Please Note: Syncrude does not provide taxis, airline service or busing to/from Fort McMurray,
Edmonton or Calgary. The following information is for reference only. Contact your
employer to determine if this service is provided to you.
Access Taxi
For a taxi cab while onsite, please call Access Taxi at (780) 799-3333
Air Canada Airlines
For inquires related to Air Canada travel; please call toll free 1 888 567-4160
WestJet Airlines
For inquires related to WestJet Airlines; please call toll free 1 888 937-8538
Greyhound Bus
For general inquires, please call toll free 1-800-268-9000
Schedule from Fort McMurray to Edmonton
DEPARTS FORT MCMURRAY
ARRIVES IN EDMONTON
Monday through Saturday:
07:30
13:15
12:01
17:45
17:00
23:30
Sunday:
07:30
13:15
17:00
23:30
Schedule from Fort McMurray to Calgary
DEPARTS FORT MCMURRAY
ARRIVES IN CALGARY
Monday through Saturday:
07:30
17:50
11:59
21:50
17:00
06:10
Sunday:
07:30
17:50
17:00
06:30 (+1 day)
20
Red Arrow Bus Lines
For General inquires, please call toll free 1-800-232-1958
Schedule from Fort McMurray to Edmonton
DEPARTS FORT MCMURRAY
ARRIVES IN EDMONTON
Monday
09:00
11:30
17:30
19:30
14:25
16:50
22:45
00:35 (+1 day)
Tuesday
09:00
11:30
17:30
14:25
16:50
22:45
Wednesday
09:00
11:30
17:30
14:25
16:50
22:45
Thursday
09:00
11:30
17:30
19:30
14:25
16:50
22:45
00:35(+1 day)
Friday
09:00
11:30
17:30
19:30
14:25
16:50
22:45
00:35 (+1 day)
Saturday
09:00
17:30
14:25
22:45
Sunday
09:00
17:30
19:30
14:25
22:45
00:35 (+1 day)
Ebus
For General inquiries, please call toll free 1-877-769-3287
Schedule from Fort McMurray to Edmonton
DEPARTS FORT MCMURRAY
ARRIVES IN EDMONTON
Monday through Friday
07:15
12:50
The Ebus does not run on Saturday or Sundays, it leaves from the Red Arrow Bus Station in
Fort McMurray.
21
NOTES:
22