Wellsite Supervisor

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danosMinot (ND)

First-Line Supervisors of Construction Trades and Extraction Workers Support Activities for Oil and Gas Operations

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About the role

Overview: The main function of the wellsite manager/supervisor is to direct all day to day operational activities of rig contractor and other third party contractors.

Responsibilities: Follow safe operating practices and ensure compliance with environmental, safety and regulatory requirements. Responsible for all personnel and being the company representative on the well site. Candidates must have experience as a well site leader. Assist in the engineering design of all completion programs as well as the fracture treatment of all new drilling wells; prepare completion, testing and workover procedures. Ensure that workover and completion operations are carried out with best oilfield practices and in accordance with program and all relevant Company standards. Provide detailed timely reports to engineers via various software programs, including WellViewPrepare written engineering well workover briefs for wellsite supervisors. Monitor all AFEs for well work, run economic backup and justification calculations for AFE submittals, and monitor expenditures against AFE amounts. Review well production on a daily basis to ensure that wells are optimized as to productivity. Provide support to engineering team on a variety of subjects, including completion designs, workover and fishing jobs, and production facility modifications.

Qualifications:

8-10 years of inspection experience in the Oil & Gas Industry
Significant exposure to additional areas of completion operations, including wireline, fishing, pressure pumping, TCP, pump-down operations, etc.
Demonstrated leader with excellent management, supervisory and communication skills
Proficiency reporting with a variety of systems Possession of current well control certificate
Familiarity with OSHA and EPA Health & Safety Regulations
A working knowledge of area regulations and compliance requirements

Education/Experience: Degree in an engineering discipline is preferred. Must meet conditional job offer requirements.

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