Lead, Operator 1

OBJECTIVE A wireline operator is responsible for applying the appropriate procedures for the operation of wireline equipment, tools, and techniques in order to ensure quality and cost effective services to each customer.

ESSENTIAL DUTIES

& RESPONSIBILITIES

• Assists in load-out and pre-job checks for jobs as directed
• Complete required paperwork, to include driver logs
• Assists in preparation of documentation for DOT and maintenance of fleet vehicles
• Assists in rigging up and rigging down of wireline equipment for well site operations
• Assists in the preparation of the wireline unit and calibration of equipment
• Assists in the assemblies of perforating guns and rebuilding of related assets in various field and shop locations
• Performs meter checks on perforating guns prior to use in field
• Guides surface tools during wireline operations as instructed
• Performs operational tasks in elevated platforms, man baskets and crane as directed
• Assists in troubleshooting of tools and equipment as directed by supervisor
• Maintains assigned wireline unit, tools, equipment and facilities in a neat, workable condition
• Assist in post-job equipment management, including cleaning, re-stocking and making 100% ready for service
• Immediately reports damaged, inoperable, unsafe and inadequate tools, equipment, fleet or materials to supervisor
• Immediately reports any and all malfunctions to supervisor
• Report all injuries to supervisor, regardless of severity, as soon as practical
• Turn in all required paperwork timely, as directed by management
• Maintain all required certifications and notify management 90 days prior to certification expiration
• Observes safety and security rules and procedures and immediately reports potentially unsafe conditions. Utilizes Stop Work Authority when necessary
• Is available to perform duties on short notice, day or night, while on call
• Operate all company vehicles in Nine fleet