Floor Hand

Ranger Energy•Williston, ND

About The Position

Floor Hand SUMMARY The Floor Hand I is responsible for performing tasks associated with the operations of a well servicing rig. The Floor Hand I works under the direct supervision of the Rig Operator and Tool Pusher to carry out all assigned job duties. ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES Understand RES concept of Stop Work Accountability Ability to learn RES safety policies and procedures Participate in Meet and Greet at location sites Participate in JSA/DWP and tail gate meetings as scheduled Basic understanding and ability to operate rig equipment – slips, tongs, and elevators Basic understanding of mud pump and fluid handling operations Understand the role of a floor hand during loss of well control events Pull and run rods and tubing Understand basic secondary lift mechanisms such as rod and electric submersible pumps Assist in pipe tallying, rigging up and down and nippling up and down BOP units Responsible for keeping work site, equipment, and tools clean and in good working order Assist in the day-to-day lubrication and minor adjustments of equipmentBasic ability to identify hazards and perform Behavior Based Safety Observations Understand and assist in energy isolation proceduresAbility to learn new skills as directed by Rig Operator and mentors Responsible to stop work if conditions are unsafe and report concerns immediately Report all incidents immediately Other duties as assigned

Requirements

6 months of experience working on a well servicing rig preferred
Must be familiar with pump and tank operations
Must have a valid state issued driver’s license, CDL, or the ability to obtain one
Ability to perform manual labor required to operate well servicing equipment
Competent communication skills
Must be able to multi-task in a fast-paced environment
Ability to work a flexible schedule
Basic knowledge of MS Office preferred
Must complete and pass all required pre-employment screenings

Responsibilities

Performing tasks associated with the operations of a well servicing rig
Understanding RES concept of Stop Work Accountability
Learning RES safety policies and procedures
Participating in Meet and Greet at location sites
Participating in JSA/DWP and tail gate meetings as scheduled
Operating rig equipment – slips, tongs, and elevators
Understanding mud pump and fluid handling operations
Understanding the role of a floor hand during loss of well control events
Pulling and running rods and tubing
Understanding basic secondary lift mechanisms such as rod and electric submersible pumps
Assisting in pipe tallying, rigging up and down and nippling up and down BOP units
Keeping work site, equipment, and tools clean and in good working order
Assisting in the day-to-day lubrication and minor adjustments of equipment
Identifying hazards and perform Behavior Based Safety Observations
Understanding and assisting in energy isolation procedures
Learning new skills as directed by Rig Operator and mentors
Stopping work if conditions are unsafe and report concerns immediately
Reporting all incidents immediately