• Handles tubular goods by manually pushing, pulling, lifting and operating hoists and racking equipment.
• Measures tubular goods using a rig tape.
• Makes and breaks tubular connections using tongs, and handles tubular goods, spinning chain, iron roughnecks, elevators and slips. Requires heavy exertion in forms of pushing, pulling, lifting and carrying heavy objects.
• Visually inspects connections, dies, nuts and bolts on drill floor and drilling equipment including derrick. Replaces, repairs and tightens as required.
• Assists Derrickhand in changing screens; relieves Derrickhand as required.
• Assists Driller in the training and instruction of less experience Floorhands.
• Assists in specialized tasks:
  • Rigging up.
  • Nippling up.
  • Running casing.
  • Lubricating jacking system during Rig moves.
  • Tearing down specialized equipment. Requires ability to work over side and work from high elevations – requires climbing.
• Forms part of Well Control Team during shut in procedures.
• Works in a safe and conscientious manner to ensure personnel safety and the safety of fellow crewmembers.
• Reports any irregularities or safety hazards to supervisors.
• May be called upon to perform other duties comparable to the above as the above duties describe only the typical, primary features of the job and should not be construed as describing all the duties which are part of the job.

What to prepare

• Resume if have one

Preferred dress code

Casual (come as you are, but please be presentable)

Perks and benefits

• Company swag

What is a hiring event?

Think of it like a job fair, but for one company and more personal. Hiring events are a great way for employers to fill multiple roles quickly. Hiring is a human process, and they would like to meet you to see if you’re a fit!