Supervisor - Production Rig

Ranger Energy•Midland, TX

11d

About The Position

The Rig Supervisor manages crew members, maintains productivity standards, and works with customers to ensure that quality products and services are provided safely. The role requires working knowledge of all parts of a workover rig and the ability to troubleshoot the mechanics of the rig and equipment on site. The supervisor guides rig operations and crew members, coordinates logistics, staffing, and scheduling, and supports maintenance, safety, documentation, and cost tracking. The role also includes operating equipment and performing rig-floor tasks as needed, training and coaching crew members, and maintaining a positive work environment. The supervisor must be able to perform the duties of a rig operator, floor hand, and derrick hand.

Requirements

Five to eight years of experience working on a well servicing rig preferred.
Ability to perform the duties of a rig operator, floor hand, and derrick hand.
Familiarity with pump and tank operations.
Valid state-issued driver's license, CDL, or ability to obtain one.
Ability to perform the manual labor required to operate well servicing equipment.
Knowledge of running tongs and other Ranger Energy equipment.
Good communication, interpersonal, and leadership skills.
Ability to multitask in a fast-paced environment.
Ability to work a flexible schedule.
Legally authorized to work in the United States.
Must complete and pass all required pre-employment screenings.

Nice To Haves

Proficient knowledge of MS Office preferred.

Responsibilities

Communicate with the management team about rig logistics and workflow.
Work with the District Manager on rig staffing and scheduling, operational matters, and personnel matters.
Provide guidance and direction to the rig crew on assigned tasks.
Perform BOP inspections and testing as needed.
Assist HSE, DOT, and other required departments with document management.
Operate the power swivel, crown saver, and ground saver if needed.
Perform torque calculations and specifications accurately.
Don and doff fall protection as required.
Assist with racking rod and tubing if needed.
Perform daily tong operations if needed.
Pull and lay down rods, tubing, casing, and other equipment as needed.
Keep the work site, equipment, and tools clean and in good working order.
Understand Hazard ID and near-hit cards and follow standard operating procedures for completing them.
Assist with daily equipment inspections and maintenance.
Perform elevator handling, hardline construction, and energy isolation procedures.
Ensure efficient maintenance and utilization of equipment.
Train, mentor, and demonstrate proper use of down-hole tools, power swivels, and compressors.
Track job costs, labor, and revenues, and provide weekly cost analysis to the operations manager to help meet budget and time constraints.
Maintain and coordinate repairs of equipment and tools.
Provide technical assistance, supervision, and training to team members on location to ensure work follows schedules and procedures.
Establish and maintain a positive work environment for the rig crew, including training and coaching team members.
Perform other duties as assigned.