Gun Loader

Posted 2 days ago

fescoCorpus Christi (TX)

Explosives Workers, Ordnance Handling Experts, and Blasters Small Arms, Ordnance, and Ordnance Accessories Manufacturing

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About the role

Description: The Gun Loader is responsible for loading perforating guns, and tracking and maintaining explosive inventory control list.

Job Duties: Responsible for assembling perforating guns, and will assist with tool string assembly for use on job locations. Load explosive chargers (powder or chemical) and cords into perforating guns, and carriers used in shooting or burning holes through tubing, casings, and earth formations. Store loaded guns, explosives, and related materials as per standard operating procedures. Assemble, disassemble, inspect and report on worn or broken parts for replacement. Ensure new or repaired parts fit correctly. Performs preventative maintenance and inspections, and record/report findings and take appropriate actions. Responsible for and demands safe operations for all individuals on the jobsite. Performs other duties when assigned. Reports to the District Manager

Qualifications: High School Diploma or equivalent; Must successfully meet all ATF, DOT, NRC,, and/or state or local requirements for transporting and handling hazardous materials; Must possess a clean driving record; Good Communication Skills; Interpersonal skills when working with service team members, company management, and well site partners.

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