Wellsite Operator Tech NEX - WTX

Patterson-UTI•Midland, TX

25d•Onsite

About The Position

The Wellsite Operator Technician position will maintain proper working order of all NexTier equipment and make decisions regarding the servicing of NexTier equipment as directed by the WSOT Lead. Additionally, this position requires the hands-on operation of all NexTier sand operating equipment and NexTier wellsite equipment. While also developing a familiarity with bulk trucks, end dumps, belly dumps, general sand delivery and the administration of wellsite reporting functions.

Requirements

Demonstrated experience in the following areas: engine, electronic, diagnostic, hydraulic, suspension, and transmission system specific Product Service Line through company and OEM training.
Knowledge and understanding of the required maintenance onsite including preventative planned maintenance pre job and post job.
Knowledge of field/shop equipment and possesses knowledge of field/shop environment above and beyond hand tools.
Knowledge of applicable DOT regulations.
Ability to read, write and speak English to the extent that one can understand verbal and written instructions as well as give verbal and written instructions in English.
Ability to read and interpret documents such as safety manuals, operation instructions and policies/procedures and communicate this information effectively.
Ability to write reports and simple correspondence and effectively communicate/present information to groups of coworkers, customers, or members of the management team.
Ability to work independently or in a team environment.
Ability to learn and integrate new technical skills and knowledge, and able to adapt behavior and work methods in response to changing conditions.
Able to perform work under a wide array of different weather elements.
Show up for work on time and complete scheduled work hours.
Work a scheduled rotation under the direct supervision of the WSOT Lead and SDM.
High School Diploma or GED required
Candidates must possess a working knowledge of diesel maintenance and the ability to learn and apply hands-on skills through on-the-job training.
Demonstrated ability to safely operate and support wellsite equipment (e.g., bulk handling systems, conveyors, silos, loaders)
Working knowledge of DOT regulations and company safety policies
Ability to perform routine equipment inspections, maintenance, and basic repairs
Ability to accurately complete wellsite documentation, inventory, and reporting
Proficient in reading basic diagrams, schematics, and operating procedures
Ability to work independently with limited supervision
Must meet physical, PPE, and environmental requirements of the role
Valid driver’s license and ability to operate company vehicles as required
High School Diploma or GED required
Minimum 4–6 years of progressive wellsite operations and mechanical experience
Advanced knowledge of wellsite equipment, material handling systems, and auxiliary equipment
Proven ability to diagnose mechanical and operational issues and perform non-routine repairs
Demonstrated experience verifying DOT compliance following maintenance or repairs
Ability to assume responsibility for wellsite operations in the absence of direct supervision
Experience training, mentoring, or guiding less experienced technicians
Strong understanding of safety regulations, operational procedures, and risk mitigation
Ability to read and interpret complex schematics, manuals, and technical documentation
Consistent demonstration of leadership, professionalism, and teamwork

Nice To Haves

Applicable OEM, mechanical, or technical certifications (preferred but not required)

Responsibilities

Comply with all company safety rules and perform all duties in a safe and approved manner.
Continually emphasize safety first. Participate in and at times lead safety meetings, hazard hunts and ensuring JSA’s are writing correctly for each task and followed.
Comply with all known Local, State and Federal Laws and Regulations.
Must be able to perform and complete without fault all Essential Functions of the WSOT 2 positions.
Operates, maintains, diagnose, and repairs a variety of equipment within the service line and other company equipment, if necessary, as directed by his/her Lead or SDM.
Responsible for and understanding of the proper safe operation of all well site sand equipment, which includes but is not limited to conveyors, vipers, gravity boxes, well site transportation, silos, elevators, lifts, and loaders.
Responsible for unloading/loading (bulk trucks, end dumps, belly dumps), transferring of product into proper silos, boxes, sand piles, gathering samples and testing of products received. Must be able to wear a respirator, a full body harness, and other required personal protective equipment.
Perform clerical functions following the established guidelines for the recording of receipts, shipments, and inventory records.
Assist with training of new employees. Must be courteous, professional, safe, and have a positive attitude.
Assume responsibility of the wellsite operation in absence of supervision.
Guide, instruct and train less experienced maintenance personnel.
Monitor operation of equipment during pumping activities and make repairs as needed.
Learn basic auxiliary equipment involved in maintenance operations.
Read diagrams/schematics for work procedures.
Operate a hoist and lift device to position machinery in a safe manner.
Perform routine maintenance, as well as non-routine repairs, to all the Company's assets.
Lubricate, service, diagnose, repair, assemble and maintain wellsite equipment and perform other routine maintenance work.
Verify that equipment is DOT compliant upon completion of all repairs.
Perform all duties as assigned.
Must be a “Team Player", courteous, professional, safe, and have a positive attitude while collaborating with customers, fellow employees, and the public.