Equipment Operators Get $2500/week with Housing, Flights, Per Diem working 1/3 the Year

FieldBridge Energy is looking for Oilfield Cement Equipment Operators (Class A CDL required) to work for the world’s largest oilfield service company on a 15/6 rotation out of their Williston, ND district.

If you are looking for *LOTS of overtime pay and to build a career at a company that offers tremendous opportunities for advancement, please apply today.

Pay:

Remember you make your money in the oilfield on the OT. Clock runs 24/7 when you're on location. You have to think in terms of annual, take-home pay. Knock on six figures annually while receiving nearly 1/3 of the year off with your family. Pay rate can be higher if you have oilfield cementing exp.

$20/hr. + tremendous 1.5 Overtime pay + per diem. Make over $2,500/wk on your long weeks.

Schedule : 15 days on and 6 days off rotation. 12hrs + per day. Housing and flights or mileage per diem are provided. Some weeks work over 100 hrs.

Benefits:

• Weekly payroll cycle. Get paid every Friday.
• Profit sharing (can safely increase your annual salary by 10%).
• 401K retirement plan + 10% company match (10% is HUGE for any industry), affordable major medical insurance + dental/vision.
• Transparent, 'fixed step' career progression planning allowing high performers to quickly move up the ranks in both pay and position.
• World class safety culture and training programs, gain experience and knowledge on the most advanced oilfield equipment and technology.

Job Duties:

• Training to develop knowledge and skills to maintain all equipment related to cementing, stimulation, coiled tubing, and rigging up.
• Operate auxiliary equipment and pump unit while maintaining excellent quality control and in accordance with company policies and procedures.
• Attend and successful completion of new employee safety training / district orientation, driver training and Basic Operators School (BOS).
• Develop a working knowledge of the major components of pumping equipment.
• Drive specialized company equipment to and from service jobs, following accepted company convoy procedures.
• Spot equipment into position; rig up treating lines, hoses, wellhead connections, etc., to trucks, tanks and wells, according to company location safety standards.
• Blend and prepare chemicals for pumping according to established procedures.
• Operate assigned bulk and auxiliary equipment during treatment, recognizes equipment malfunctions, and correct them as necessary or report them to Service Supervisor.
• Strive for service quality and SQM implementation.
• Participate in well site job risk analysis and continual improvement programs in the district that affect client satisfaction.
• Wear PPE at all times and observe health, safety and environmental policies.
• Successfully complete required safety training (including but not limited to forklift, drugs and alcohol, electrical, emergency response, fire, first aid, health and hygiene.
• Carries out regular housekeeping, and routine maintenance of equipment.
• Prepare for Rig up and Rig down of equipment.