Plug and Abandon (P&A) Rig Supervisor

Posted 7 days ago

plants goodwinLore City (OH)

Derrick Operators, Oil and Gas Support Activities for Oil and Gas Operations

SENIORITY

Senior

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$92.000

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About the role

Plants & Goodwin, Inc. is the industry expert in plugging and abandonment operations in the Appalachian Basin.

Job Description: The position requires leadership skills to manage a 4-man crew in plugging and abandonment of existing gas wells. Candidate must be experienced (10 years minium) in the following areas:

Qualifications: Well Control including killing wells with fluid, nippling down well heads and nippling up BOP's. Must have current IADC well control certificate (or be willing to get certified at company's expense). Double-derrick service rig operation including rig up/rig down, experience as a derrick hand, power tong operations. Laydown machine experience. Detail oriented individual. Proven safety record. Able to pass a pre-hire drug (follicle) and alcohol test. Proven experience in managing pipe tally, managing fluids on location, casing recovery and cementing operations. Good communication skills with crew, company man, and management. Experience in Enverus field ticketing a plus. Compensation package Base Salary $92.000.00 Hotel room paid for (no sharing rooms with others) $300.00/day rig bonus while rig is operating Flights paid for to travel home on days off Health, life, dental, vision, and supplementary insurance benefits 401(k) matching Company sponsored CDL Program available for eligible employees

Additional Information: All your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines.

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