The Pump Down Operator is responsible for the safe onsite pressure pumping operation at the wellsite. Operators must have basic knowledge of a standard pump package with the ability to troubleshoot equipment at the jobsite. Must have the ability to identify and describe the function of the wellhead in order to rig up/rig down related equipment. Workload consists of 75% field and 25% shop with the ability to work away from home for extended periods of time. Must be able to obtain and maintain a commercial driver's license (CDL Class A).
Roles and Responsibilities:
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Have the ability to drive, rig up, maintain, repack and rig down equipment
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Demonstrates reliability, reports to work on time for scheduled shifts
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Shows initiative, demonstrates awareness and follows instructions
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Maintains a current and accurate daily activity log
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Responsible for filling out Driver's Logs, Pre-Trip and Post-Trip reports, Fuel reports and Monthly Maintenance reports
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Keeps the location clean and performs normal housekeeping duties
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Can identify and describe the function of wellhead components including valves, gauges, and pressure ratings
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Complies with HSE policies and safety program
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They must know all components of a standard pump package and describe it function
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They will perform other duties as assigned
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They work under the direction of the District Manager
Skills:
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Ability to read and interpret documents such as safety manuals, operations instructions and policies/procedures
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Ability to write reports and simple correspondence effectively communicating information to groups of co-workers and/or clients
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Ability to apply common sense reasoning in order to carry out detailed written or oral instructions
Safety
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Must have the ability to lift ±100 lbs.
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Work in toxic environments (Hydrogen Sulfide Gas) while wearing a self-contained breathing apparatus with full face sealed respiratory equipment weighing ±30 lbs.
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Work at remote well locations ±2 hours from the nearest medical care facility
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Work comfortably up to 15' above the ground wearing the appropriate fall protection equipment designated for the job
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Ability to evacuate a fellow employee in the event of an emergency
