Fiberglass Technician

Position Summary

The Fiberglass Sucker Rod Field Technician is responsible for supporting safe, accurate, and efficient fiberglass sucker rod installation and field service activity. This role works closely with rig crews, customers, and technical-service personnel to inspect materials, verify installation requirements, support proper rod handling, document field checks, and stop work when product damage or unsafe conditions are identified.

Required Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities Working knowledge of sucker rod installation, rig-floor activity, well servicing, and safe material handling. Ability to inspect fiberglass rods, pins, threads, couplings, elevators, rod-table components, and end fittings for condition and readiness. Ability to use rod tongs, sockets, tin snips or suitable band-cutting tools, rod wrenches, marking tools, and an approved torque card.

Ability to perform field calculations using seating nipple depth and fiberglass rod footage. Ability to follow written procedures, document installation checks, and communicate clearly with rig crews, customers, and technical-service personnel. Ability to work carefully in an active well-site environment and stop work when product damage or an unsafe condition is identified.

Minimum Qualifications

High school diploma or equivalent preferred. Previous oilfield, well-service, sucker-rod, artificial-lift, or related field experience preferred. Valid driver license and ability to travel to field locations, if required by the final position setup. Ability to complete company and customer safety training and any role-specific competency verification.

Physical and Work Environment Requirements Field-based work around rigs, wellheads, rod-handling equipment, moving machinery, weather exposure, uneven surfaces, and oilfield traffic. Ability to stand, walk, bend, reach, grip tools, and assist with controlled handling of long rod components within approved lifting and team-handling practices.

Ability to wear required personal protective equipment and work within customer and company HSE requirements. Final lifting limits, schedule, travel percentage, on-call expectations, and environmental requirements must be confirmed before posting.