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Flowco, Inc. Midland-based field service leadership role seeking a supervisor to drive safe, efficient service delivery and customer satisfaction. You will lead teams, coordinate equipment and materials, and ensure adherence to health, safety and service standards.
Ideal candidates have strong communication, planning and problem-solving skills, with a proven track record in operational improvement and field supervision. Travel to job sites across the region is required.
Job Location: WTXW-Orla - Midland, TX 79707, Position Overview: Provides leadership, technical and operational expertise and is the champion for safe, best in class service that creates customer satisfaction and company value.
Exhibit strong customer service, interpersonal, coaching and leadership skillsProficient using complete Microsoft Suite (Word, Excel, Outlook, PowerPoint, etc.) and PC skillsStrong organizational, planning and scheduling, process management and negotiation skillsStrong analytical abilities, mechanical aptitude combined and problem solving skillsStrong Writing skills with technical subject matter and oral communication skillsHigh school diploma or experience equivalentSpecific industry knowledge and job experiencePlanning & Scheduling experience preferred3+ years of experience in customer relations7+ years of required technical experience3+ years of supervisory experienceValid Driver’s License with satisfactory driving record
Physical Requirements:Ability to stand, sit and/or walk on a hard surface as well as safely bend, stoop, reach, climb steps, and use ladder for long periods of time dailyAbility to lift up to 80 poundsVision required: 20/40 with or without corrective lenses to accurately read all related distribution documentsAbility to communicate verbally using a telephoneWorking ConditionsAbility to work under pressureWillingness to travel extensively driving a company vehicleSubject to outdoor environment with adjusting temperatures and climate