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WEISINGER INCORPORATED
Rig Operator
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What they do
A Pump Worker or Operator operates pumps that are part of a large heating, cooling, and ventilation system. May operate pumps that move water in and out of water treatment systems or wastewater treatment plants. Operates pumps at a construction site.
$56,211 / year median in Texas
+11% projected growth
Job Description
Job Summary Directly oversees operating the job site, including basic maintenance of equipment, handling tools, moving pipe, operating heavy equipment, mixing job materials and assisting with technical analysis of pump and motors in a manner to achieve optimal safety, efficiency, quality, reliability, staff morale and teamwork by performing the duties listed in the following section. This is a manual labor, physically intensive position with repetitive tasks. All employees of Weisinger Incorporated must agree to perform work out of town or at night, on the weekends and on holidays with short notice and for an extended period as needed. Essential Duties and Responsibilities The following list includes essential duties and responsibilities. Perform all activities in accordance with all policies, principles, and procedures established by the Company. Supervise and lead crew, including training roughnecks to properly complete their job requirements and to eventually become pump rig operators. Responsibilities include training, mentoring and developing employees; planning, assigning, and directing work; and addressing complaints and resolving problems. Responsible for ensuring safety of crew members or other individuals on the job site, including but not limited to conducting daily safety meetings. Immediately notify supervisor about injuries to self or crew members. Observe and avoid obstructions from utilities and structures while rigging up and rigging down. Perform basic maintenance of pump rig including mud tanks, mud pump, draw works, engine, handling tools and supporting equipment (including crew truck, forklift, trailers, air compressors, test engines, light towers etc) before, during and after shift. Leave vehicles, equipment and tools in operable condition. Immediately report all maintenance issues to superintendent. Bring equipment and downhole tools to shop for repair. Communicate repair needs to machine shop and supervisor. Operate vehicles and comply with all Department of Transportation rules and regulations. If employee maintains a commercial driver's license, complete driver vehicle inspection reports before and after operating commercially regulated vehicles. Submit inspection reports after each shift. It is the employee's responsibility to review weight limits and monitor hours of service for compliance. Communicate with engineers, owners, field representatives, inspectors or other agents of Weisinger Incorporated customers. Understand and implement instructions as written on work order(s).
Complete the following paperwork:
Work orders- receive from field superintendent, implement and then throw away Bill(s) of lading or shipping tickets
- receive a copy for all deliveries to the job site and turn into box before the end of the shift Repair tags
- complete for items such as drill pipe threads, tubulars and elevators Checklists Use or oversee the use of handling tools such as tongs and wrenches as needed.
- Career Advancement
- A Company That Invests in You Weisinger offers competitive pay and a comprehensive benefits package designed to support you and your family.