Entry-Level / Trainee Field Service Technician

iWorkforce Solutions LP•Casper, WY

8d•$23 - $25•Onsite

About The Position

Are you looking to jumpstart a lucrative career in the oil and gas industry with a company that actively invests in your professional growth? We are seeking hard-working, mechanically inclined individuals to join our team as Entry-Level / Trainee Field Service Technicians. In this role, you will train directly alongside senior technicians to master the mobilization, installation, and maintenance of specialized surface rental equipment (including manual/automated chokes, mud/gas separators, and flare stacks) on active drilling sites across the Permian Basin. We provide complete hands-on technical training. Once you master the fundamentals and meet company qualification requirements, you will immediately unlock a structured career path to become a Level I or Level II Technician, raising your earning potential to $23.00 – $25.00 / hour.

Requirements

No prior oilfield experience is required! A background in mechanical trades, construction, landscaping, farming/ranching, or military service is highly valued.
Must possess a valid Driver's License with a clean driving record to safely operate the provided company field vehicle.
Ability to lift up to 50 lbs regularly, stand for long hours, and work efficiently in harsh, outdoor field environments.
Willingness to work alternating shifts (days/nights), overtime hours, and handle a demanding, fast-paced field schedule.
Strong problem-solving mindset, punctuality, a strong work ethic, and an eagerness to learn complex mechanical systems.
Must be able to verify identity and eligibility to work in the United States and complete the required employment eligibility verification (Form I-9) upon hire.
Completion of a background check and/or drug screening may be required as a condition of employment, in accordance with local laws and client requirements.

Responsibilities

Learn to properly assemble, rig up, and rig down specialized rental tools, flowlines, manifolds, and surface equipment on drilling locations.
Assist senior crew members in setting up and safely executing hydrostatic pressure testing to ensure total system integrity before drilling begins.
Use basic hand and power tools to clean, maintain, and prep equipment (chokes, valves, separators, and flare stacks) for operation.
Strictly adhere to all site safety protocols, wear proper PPE, participate in daily safety meetings (JSAs), and look out for your crew members.
Embrace a true "Road Warrior" schedule, adapting to a 12-hour field rotation that includes working days, nights, weekends, and holidays in extreme West Texas weather environments.
Learn the equipment mechanics, safety perimeter rules, line configurations, and master basic tool operations (Trainee).
Master independent rig-up, basic troubleshooting, manual choke operations, and standard hydrostatic pressure verification (Level I Technician).
Gain advanced technical independence, learn to calibrate automated choke control systems, manage high-pressure testing boundaries, and begin mentoring new trainees (Level II Technician).