Equipment Operators Needed $130k/year, $400 Travel, $125 Daily Bonus

Liberty will be holding a virtual hiring event March 24th for work in ND.

From their listing:

-Work only 6 months out of the year and make 70k-130k.

- two weeks on / two weeks off

- $400 travel allowance for candidates that live more than 500 miles from yard.

-Retention bonus of $3000 after 9 months of employment.

-8 hours or more worked in the field qualifies for a $125.00 day bonus (CDL & Hazmat Required).

Summary of Position: 

Must be able to conduct proper pre/post trip inspections. Also learns to rig-up/down high and low pressure blending equipment. Must be able to perform basic maintenance on trucks, pumping equipment, frac iron and hoses. Drives various pieces of heavy equipment, operates a forklift and maintains all DOT and inspection paperwork. Works safely in  a team environment, and keeps work equipment and trucks clean and neat at all times. 

Qualifications & Requirements:

• Maintains class A CDL with HAZMAT. 
• Ability to communicate and comprehend the efforts of others.
• Ability to think and act quickly.
• Ability to work in a team environment. 

Indicators & Attributes for Success:

• Willingness to learn and retain information. 
• Ability to stay on task and follow through
• Attention to detail
• Safety conscious
• Customer/Client focus
• Positive attitude
• Prioritization skills
• Accountability
• Ethical practice
• Strong team-player

Primary Responsibilities:

• Responsible for having equipment ready to pump on time.
• Checks all fluids and visually inspects all equipment prior to start-up.
• Ability to rig-up all frac equipment in a safe and timely manner.
• Communicates with frac supervisor during all aspects of the job.
• Expected to run frac equipment. 
• Major responsibility is with the equipment, not wandering away from it. 
• Communicates any issues to frac supervisor. 
• Performs basic preventative maintenance. 
• Ensures proper LOTO procedures are followed.
• Fills packing lube after the completion of each stage.
• Inspects unit and be ready to pump on time. 
• Completes all necessary inspection forms for each piece of equipment.
• Walks site to ensure that all equipment is probably shut-down and turned off.
• Fills packing lube.
• Assists in housekeeping before leaving location. 
• Communicates any issues to frac supervisor.