Shipping/Receiving Yard Coordinator
akita drillingMidland (TX)
About the role
Shipping/Receiving Yard Coordinator The Shipping/Receiving Yard Coordinator will be responsible to maintain a clean and organized warehouse, yard, shop, storage area and work station. Managing shipping and receiving of all items incoming and outgoing. Fulfill daily requests from field, operations and support departments. The Yard Coordinator will be responsible for general inventory, cleaning, maintenance, shipping, receiving, and organization of the yard, and other duties as assigned. The qualified candidate must live within a 30 mile radius to the Midland, TX shop. Relocation assistance is not available for this position.
Position Requirements:
- High School Diploma
- Working knowledge of oilfield service operations
- Experience and ability to operate a forklift
- Ability to consistently lift up to 100 lbs
- Basic Computer skills (Microsoft Office)
- Ability to meet company vehicle driving requirements
- Strong communication skills, both written and verbal
About the Organization: AKITA Drilling is an onshore drilling rig service provider that works with leading operators around the world. We pride ourselves on building relationships with our clients and see every project as a partnership. Our goal at AKITA Drilling is to hire people who want to establish or further their career in the drilling industry. We are in this industry for the long term, and we are looking to attract candidates who share our vision! Take a look at what career opportunities AKITA Drilling can offer you.
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