Lease Operator

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rogue industrial groupArtesia (NM)

Pump Operators, Except Wellhead Pumpers Support Activities for Oil and Gas Operations

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$28.00 - $40.00 per hour

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About the role

Job description

Title: Lease Operator

Location: Delaware Basin

Pay: $28.00 - $40.00/HRIncludes: Company-provided truck, and gas card and benefits

Hierarchy Breakdown:

Reports to: Directly to the Foreman for the area

Works Directly Alongside: All working personnel in his or her field. Top Focus of this Position: This person will work with minimal supervision to maintain and troubleshoot production equipment, including pumping units and ESPs, while efficiently managing assigned routes. Lease Operator will have Knowledge and Ability to Perform the Following: Operate and maintain pumping units and ESPsPerform daily route checks to monitor and record production data Ensure well performance and troubleshoot production issues Conduct basic maintenance on equipment as needed Respond promptly to call-outs within assigned coverage area Production software for monitoring and reporting Accurately document production data and required reports

Qualifications:

Minimum 2 years of Lease Operating experience (required due to minimal supervision)
Strong understanding of pumping units and ESPsAbility to run and maintain assigned routes independently
Comfortable with computer documentation
Must be able to drive up to 300 miles per day
Must pass background check, driving record check, and DOT drug screening
Compensation will also include:
A Company Truck, Company Fuel Card, Benefits, Tools, Three sets of FR Clothing

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