Supervisor-Coiled Tubing

Ranger Energy•Midland, TX

About The Position

The Coiled Tubing Supervisor leads the safe, efficient, and technically sound execution of coiled tubing operations, including drillouts, cleanouts, and intervention work. As the on-site leader, the Supervisor is accountable for crew performance, equipment integrity, regulatory compliance, and direct customer interface. The role ensures operations align with company standards, client objectives, and well-control requirements while optimizing job performance and minimizing non-productive time (NPT). The Supervisor leads mill drillouts, cleanouts and circulation operations, and nitrogen-assisted or fluid-based interventions. Work is performed according to approved coil modeling, well programs, client procedures, internal SOPs, and pressure-control standards. The Supervisor monitors real-time job parameters and adjusts operational strategy in response to downhole conditions and modeling limits. The role also requires accurate and timely operational documentation, including daily reports, end-of-well summaries, and incident/NPT reports. Operational data is captured for post-job analysis, client reporting, and continuous improvement. Candidates must complete and pass all required pre-employment screenings.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED.
At least 5 years of coiled tubing field experience.
At least 2 years in a leadership or supervisory role.
Strong understanding of coil mechanics, including tension, compression, and buckling.
Strong understanding of pressure-control equipment and procedures.
Strong understanding of downhole hydraulics and friction modeling.
Valid driver’s license.
Must complete and pass all required pre-employment screenings.

Nice To Haves

Technical degree preferred.
CDL preferred.

Responsibilities

Lead all on-site coiled tubing operations, including mill drillouts, cleanouts and circulation operations, and nitrogen-assisted or fluid-based interventions.
Execute jobs in accordance with approved coil modeling, well programs, client procedures, internal SOPs, and pressure-control standards.
Monitor real-time job parameters, including pump rates, surface pressures, weight on bit (WOB), returns, and torque/drag trends.
Adjust operational strategy based on downhole response and modeling limits.
Lead and manage the on-site crew and oversee crew performance.
Maintain equipment integrity, regulatory compliance, safety, procedural compliance, and adherence to well-control requirements.
Interface directly with customers and align operations with client objectives.
Optimize job performance and minimize non-productive time (NPT).
Complete accurate and timely daily reports, end-of-well summaries, and incident/NPT reports.
Use reporting systems such as Max Completions and CTES logs.
Ensure operational data is captured for post-job analysis, client reporting, and continuous improvement.