Cement Supervisor - North East

Patterson-UTI•Lemont Furnace, PA

1d•Onsite

About The Position

Brief Description: Under the supervision of the Cement Field Manager, the Cement Supervisor coordinates, oversees, and executes cementing service line work at the well site to provide quality service to the customer. This role includes job planning, instructions to the crew, equipment selection, and resolution of on-site issues. The emphasis is on employee development, operational excellence, and customer satisfaction, ensuring long-term growth and profitability. The Cement Supervisor 1 also acts as the primary contact between the cementing PSL and the customer representative. Detailed Description: Maintains documented performance measures and results for best practices within the service line. Supervises and coaches equipment operators. Coordinates activities during the rigging up and down of service line equipment. Ensures proper cleaning and preparation of equipment after jobs. Manages processes and interfaces with customers to ensure job site execution aligns with design. Follows up with customers on job site performance and resolves risks as needed. Plans and performs necessary calculations for job execution at the well site. Ensures customer satisfaction and evaluates crew performance to improve job outcomes. Complies with company and client Health, Safety, and Environmental (HSE) practices. Leads safety meetings, hazard hunts, and ensures Job Safety Analyses (JSAs) are followed. Completes post-job paperwork and ensures proper documentation of rates, pressures, and other job details. Participates in the continuous improvement process, reporting unsafe or hazardous situations. Inspects and maintains equipment to regulatory safety standards, reporting issues outside their expertise to management. Coaches employees on blow down, field bin movement, and vertical silo relocation. Verifies NexTier and customer travel policies are followed during location transit. Communicates effectively with management, clients, and crews to ensure smooth job execution. Collaborates in equipment maintenance, ensuring readiness and compliance with treatment requirements. Validates proper paperwork completion, including logbooks and pre/post inspections. Ensures proper personal protective equipment (PPE) use and adherence to safety protocols. Conducts crew briefings and monitors equipment to prevent unsafe conditions.

Requirements

Knowledge of and compliance with DOT rules and regulations.
Understanding of company policies, HSE standards, and departmental guidelines.
Proficiency in driving Commercial A Vehicles.
Familiarity with lifting equipment, hoists, and slings.
Ability to perform equipment function checks and basic maintenance.
Knowledge of all bulk equipment, high-pressure iron rig up/down, mixing pumps, and auxiliary equipment.
Skills in coaching crew members and supervising standard cement jobs.
Proficiency in cement job calculations, verifying blend sheets, and completing job paperwork.
Basic computer skills.
Must understand and speak English at a level sufficient to issue, receive, and respond to both safety and operations-related directions.
High School Diploma or GED.
4-7 years experience.
Commercial Driver’s License (CDL).

Responsibilities

Maintains documented performance measures and results for best practices within the service line.
Supervises and coaches equipment operators.
Coordinates activities during the rigging up and down of service line equipment.
Ensures proper cleaning and preparation of equipment after jobs.
Manages processes and interfaces with customers to ensure job site execution aligns with design.
Follows up with customers on job site performance and resolves risks as needed.
Plans and performs necessary calculations for job execution at the well site.
Ensures customer satisfaction and evaluates crew performance to improve job outcomes.
Complies with company and client Health, Safety, and Environmental (HSE) practices.
Leads safety meetings, hazard hunts, and ensures Job Safety Analyses (JSAs) are followed.
Completes post-job paperwork and ensures proper documentation of rates, pressures, and other job details.
Participates in the continuous improvement process, reporting unsafe or hazardous situations.
Inspects and maintains equipment to regulatory safety standards, reporting issues outside their expertise to management.
Coaches employees on blow down, field bin movement, and vertical silo relocation.
Verifies NexTier and customer travel policies are followed during location transit.
Communicates effectively with management, clients, and crews to ensure smooth job execution.
Collaborates in equipment maintenance, ensuring readiness and compliance with treatment requirements.
Validates proper paperwork completion, including logbooks and pre/post inspections.
Ensures proper personal protective equipment (PPE) use and adherence to safety protocols.
Conducts crew briefings and monitors equipment to prevent unsafe conditions.