Wireline Operator

Axis Energy Services•Andrews, TX

About The Position

The Wireline Operator, also described as a Cased-Hole Operator, performs open-hole and cased-hole logging and completion services. Duties include rigging up and rigging down at service locations, loading and unloading equipment, operating wireline equipment, and supporting operations in the shop and at the wellsite. The operator maintains assigned wireline trucks and equipment, completes required records, and follows company safety procedures and applicable regulatory requirements. This labor-intensive, safety-sensitive position involves driving wireline trucks, cranes, pickups, and pickups with trailers; handling wireline explosives; travel of up to 80%; 12-hour shifts; and a 14/7 rotation schedule. The role works in indoor shop and outdoor field environments, which may involve temperature extremes and high noise levels. Preference is given to qualified local job seekers within 60 miles of the Axis Andrews, Texas facility.

Requirements

Must be at least 21 years old.
Must possess a valid driver's license.
Must possess and maintain a valid Class B CDL.
Must have and maintain an acceptable driving record and be qualified to operate company vehicles and equipment, including wireline trucks, cranes, pickups, and pickups with trailers.
Must successfully complete required post-offer/pre-employment screening, including a background check, DOT-compliant drug and alcohol testing, DOT physical/medical certification, and any job-relevant physical or functional capacity assessments required by company policy or applicable regulation.
Must comply with applicable DOT/FMCSA requirements, including hours of service, vehicle inspection, load securement, transportation routing, and company driver qualification standards.
Must be willing and able to travel up to 80% and work 12-hour shifts on a 14/7 rotation schedule.
Must be able to lift up to 50 pounds frequently; loads over 50 pounds require a two-person lift or mechanical assistance.
Must be able to meet the stated posture requirements during a 12-hour shift: approximately 6 hours standing, 3 hours sitting, and 3 hours walking.
Must be able to perform frequent bending and occasional kneeling, climbing, reaching, fine motor work, and pushing/pulling.
Must be able to climb ladders and equipment up to approximately 20 feet as needed.
Must maintain grip strength of approximately 60–80 pounds for tool handling, equipment operation, and securing materials.

Nice To Haves

Wireline experience.
Hazmat endorsement.
Qualified local job seeker within 60 miles of the Axis Andrews, Texas facility.

Responsibilities

Install and disassemble wireline and pressure control equipment in accordance with original equipment manufacturer standards, verify applicable certifications, and assemble, secure, and disconnect equipment.
Monitor, evaluate, and adjust processes or equipment to maximize quality and efficiency.
Perform shipping, loading, and unloading duties.
Follow standard shipping, transportation, routing, and scheduling practices in compliance with company procedures and applicable DOT/FMCSA requirements.
Validate and document the identity and quantity of equipment.
Operate, maintain, inspect, and troubleshoot the assigned wireline truck and related equipment, including performing diagnostics and pre-trip/post-trip checks and maintaining required operational records.
Drive company vehicles and equipment, including wireline trucks, cranes, pickups, and pickups with trailers, according to company driver qualification standards and applicable DOT/FMCSA rules.
Complete driver, vehicle, equipment, shipping, and service documentation accurately and on time, including records needed to support DOT/FMCSA compliance where applicable.
Handle wireline explosives in compliance with applicable regulations, company procedures, and safety requirements.
Clean and maintain company vehicles, tools, and equipment; troubleshoot equipment and truck problems; and restore tools in the shop and field.
Support crew members with operations on and off location and communicate with technicians about equipment failures.
Perform other duties as assigned.