ND Flowback Supervisor

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steel energy servicesWilliston (ND)

First-Line Supervisors of Helpers, Laborers, and Material Movers, Hand Support Activities for Oil and Gas Operations

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About the role

Staff Specialist Within The Workover Rig Operations - Flowback Job Family Completes tasks in resourceful and effective ways. Complexity & Problem Solving: Works on assignments requiring considerable judgment and initiative. Understands implications of work and makes recommendations for solutions. Collaboration & Interaction: Determines methods and procedures on new assignments. May be informal team leader. Staff Specialist (Hourly)

Requirements:

Above average knowledge and understanding of oil field and Frac Flowback operations.
Ability to work unsupervised.
More than 2 years Frac Flowback experience1 or more years preferred in a supervisory role.
Excellent leadership ability
Excellent time management skills
Above average computer skills with the flexibility to quickly learn new software.
Excellent verbal and written communication
Able to analyze and resolve problems.
Organized and detail oriented.

Self-Starter:

Ability to consistently perform in a professional manner.
Ability to manage multiple projects, prioritize and meet each project deadline.
Consistently practice safe driving
Able to work a flexible schedule, including away from home.
Able to work proficiently in all weather conditions.
Heavy lifting (50 Lbs. overhead)
The DOT Authority for this position is:
Black Hawk Energy Services/Sun Well Services118 84th Street WWilliston, ND 58801

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