100 Ton Captain / Liftboat / Wireline
pioneer production servicesBoothville (LA)
100 Ton Captain / Liftboat / Wireline
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pioneer production servicesBoothville (LA)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Captain We are seeking a candidate who is qualified in both Captain duties, navigation and also able to work with a Wireline Operator. This will be on a Liftboat working in and around the Boothville-Venice area inland waters including the Mississippi River. Performs routine engine room maintenance such as changing oil, checking oil, and changing fuel filters. 7/7 Rotation - Great pay and benefits 100 ton Captain License required. Crane Operations About Pioneer Production Services, Inc. Pioneer Production Services, Inc. is a supplemental contract labor company committed to providing highly trained, safety oriented personnel to the oil and gas industry. Our employees undergo extensive, job-specific training, and also have a philosophy of adhering to ethical conduct on all levels business. In addition, we also offer a friendly, knowledgeable, and professional operations group with over 75+ combined years of oilfield experience, relentless in the pursuit of customer satisfaction and employee excellence. We are committed to attracting a diverse work force that reflects the professionalism and high quality standard we provide. Mission Statement It is the mission of Pioneer Production Services, Inc. to exceed our customer expectations by being the leading provider of safe, responsible, and professional contract labor in the oil & gas industry.
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