Operator Assistant I- Logging & Perforating

• Assists during rigging-up and rigging-down of surface and down hole well logging equipment on work locations for the purpose of recording information about sub-surface geologic formations.
• Learns basic oil well operations including the identification of different rig types and drill string components,
• Blow Out Prevention (BOP) procedures and equipment, Health, Safety, and Environmental (HSE) procedures and guidelines, and other appropriate safety and service quality protocols and guidelines.
• Assists during the operation of well logging equipment at job site.
• Learns to assemble down hole well logging tools (electric, nuclear, sonic, and other well logging tools).
• Learns to maintain, clean and perform preventative maintenance on down-hole and surface well logging equipment.
• Assists in the performance of pre and post job vehicle and equipment inspections and associated paperwork and/or reports.
• Job tasks, correctly performed, have minimal impact upon the viability of the organization.
• Error is readily ascertainable by the supervisor and can be corrected. Skills are typically acquired through successful completion of high school or similar education.
• Licensure to drive commercial equipment may be required in certain locations.
• Successful completion of Well Control Accreditation Program may be required (some locations).
• Successful completion of water survival training may be required. Given the nature of oil field service work, the ability to communicate effectively with others is necessary.
• The ability to perform basic mathematical calculations involving addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division is required.

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