Coil Tubing Equipment Operator

• May perform and guide entry level equipment operators to perform routine tasks such as securing loose items, connections, hoses, cables, tools and chemicals; cleaning up the work site, cleaning and performing routine maintenance on vehicles and equipment; loading environmental clean-up and spill prevention materials, etc.   
• Perform rigging up/down at the well site, operating and maintaining at least two of the following equipment: pump truck, nitrogen pump or crane truck.  Involves, but is not limited to, checking/closing/opening valves, identifying appropriate and performing hose hook-ups, using main or drain tubs, applying special connections where required, etc.   
• Work under hazardous conditions and demonstrate strong general safety and hazmat working knowledge and practices to mitigate risks associated with such. Perform compliant transportation of hazardous materials. Fill out and maintain shipping documents for hazardous materials (hazmat) transportation including proper use of placards and labels and securing loads, ensuring wellhead area is clear, and placing environmental protectors in applicable locations.   
• Accurately complete and turn in regulatory and compliance paperwork associated with job duties (DOT logs, load sheets, trip reports). Maintain proper DOT logging to include accurate and current drivers log reporting and daily submission requirements, accurate mileage and fuel reporting and complying with all hours-of-service regulations.    
• Perform pre-trip and post-trip inspections to ensure proper working conditions such as, but not limited to, fluid level checks and services as needed, brake inspections and slack adjustments, tire inspections, and working condition of lights. Complete inspection/maintenance documentation and reporting of any defects.    
• Participate in work plan and job safety analysis (JSA) daily processes. Exercises stop work authority as needed.   
• Provide guidance to entry level equipment operators as they learn process and procedures.    
• Coordinate efforts with senior equipment operators (Equipment Operator 3) running coiled tubing units.       
• Know, understand, apply and comply with all requirements related to quality, operating and technical procedures and workplace instructions.   
• Understand and comply with all health, safety, security, quality and environmental rules, regulations, procedures and policies.   
• Act in compliance with all KES policies and procedures and regulatory requirements including international, regional, and local laws.  
• Carry out work assignments to the highest quality level in accordance with policies, roles and responsibilities   
• Perform various other duties and activities as assigned.  

• Class A Commercial Drivers License. 
• Must have and maintain a good driving record with a clean driving record and no DWI/DUI convictions within the last 3 years.
• Ability to work in extreme weather conditions. 
• Ability to travel to job sites which may often require overnight stays. 
• Must be willing and able to work long shifts.
• Must be willing and able to operate heavy equipment and meet all physical requirements for field position. 
• Mechanical aptitude.
• Must be able to competently perform job duties of an EO1 including pump operation experience. 
• Well control training.
• Hazmat and tanker endorsements preferred. 
• Crane training. 

High School Diploma, GED, or the equivalent is preferred.