Fishing Supervisor
graco oilfield serviceMidland (TX)
About the role
Job Type Full-time Description Summary of Position The Fishing Supervisor is responsible for performing all aspects of wellbore fishing operations in the new well construction phase of drilling and/or at the work over or pulling unit rig site as part of the completion or work over phase of well operation. Utilizing Graco tools and services, the supervisor will work directly with the work over contractor and the oil and gas operating customer at the well site to provide fishing expertise and direction during wellbore remediation or completion operations.
Essential Functions:
Supervises all work associated with rig site fishing operations Conducts safety meetings with rig crew ensuring work is done properly and safely Directs rig crew on the rig floor during operation of fishing tools down hole Oversees procedures are safely implemented and equipment used is properly handled Develops and plans work activities with customer representatives to ensure correct equipment is ordered, used, serviced and maintained according to company procedures Manages the equipment used in the fishing operations to ensure its safety and cleanliness Meets with Graco managers and customer representatives concerning cleaning out the customer's well bore and other safety issues and concerns affecting the fishing operations Provides daily contact with and/or reporting to customers and Graco district regarding costs involved and equipment used Conducts safety meetings with rig crew ensuring work is done properly and safely Requirements Skills/Qualifications High school diploma, GED or equivalent Five (5) or more years of oilfield related work/rigs or fishing tool shop experience Prior work experience as a driller and/or in fishing and milling operations Supervisory skills and experience Ability to operate drilling rigs, work-over rigs and snubbing units Skilled at maintaining positive working relationship with employees and customers Extensive knowledge in all safety practices and measures in rig and fishing operations Must have a safe driving record and be willing to submit to and able to pass a pre-employment drug test, MVR check and criminal background check
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