Pump Rig Operator
hydro resources holdingsLas Cruces (NM)
About the role
Pump Rig Operator Responsible for troubleshooting, installing and maintaining line shaft and submersible turbine pumps, as well as, well rehabilitation in agricultural, industrial, municipal and mining environments.
Responsibilities:
Installation and removal of line shaft and submersible turbine water well pumps Demonstrate ability to perform pump work in safe and efficient manner Trouble shoot well and pump problems Maintain detailed records-daily work, vehicle and safety reports Communicate effectively with supervisor, crew and customer Knowledge and Skill Requirements: High school diploma or GED preferred. 2 or more years experience Experience in all phases of commercial, industrial and municipal well work including turbine and submersible pump work/well rehabilitation Welding, electrical and construction knowledge and experience are helpful Must have good driving record Class "A" license preferred Must pass pre-employment physical and drug screen
Benefits:
401(k) matching Dental insurance Flexible spending account Medical insurance Life insurance Vision insurance Short Term Disability Long Term Disability Paid time off Referral program
Equal Opportunity Employer: Veterans/Disabled, E-Verify Employer
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