Flowback Night Supervisor WISCO

Posted 8 days ago

omni environmental solutionsWilliston (ND)

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

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About the role

Flowback Night SupervisorWISCO is hiring a Flowback Night Supervisor to lead nightly well testing and flowback operations. This role oversees crews, ensures safe and efficient job execution, and delivers high-quality service to meet customer requirements.

Key Responsibilities: Supervise flowback operations, including rig-up/rig-down Lead and support crew members to ensure safe, efficient work Determine equipment needs and proper setup based on job requirements Monitor equipment performance and maintain accurate job documentation Enforce safety policies, SOPs, and QA/QC standards Oversee equipment maintenance and ensure readiness for upcoming jobs Maintain strong communication with customers and internal teams

Requirements: Flowback/well testing experience required; leadership experience preferred Strong knowledge of oilfield equipment and safety practices Ability to lead crews and problem-solve in the field Valid driver's license

What We Offer: Housing provided Medical, Dental, Vision (effective 1st of month after 30 days)401(k)Work with a state-of-the-art well testing division supporting high-pressure, high-rate operations

Rotational Schedule: 28 days on, 14 days off

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