Drilling Materials Lead – North Slope Ops

ASRC Energy Services, LLC; Alaska; On-site; USD 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

ASRC Energy Services, LLC is seeking a Materials Lead to support drilling operations on the North Slope of Alaska. The role focuses on stocking, locating, and reconciling materials for drilling and well work, coordinating with drilling crews and external vendors.

Ideal candidates will have strong inventory and tool knowledge, a background in hiring and leading crews, and a willingness to work extended rotations in a remote Arctic environment. Safety and teamwork are paramount.

Qualifications

• 5+ years of drilling/workover rig experience.
• Ability to identify common tubular thread connections.
• Understanding of downhole jewelry and completions equipment.
• 2+ years of loader experience handling casing tubulars.
• Strong background in materials, drilling tools, wellhead, and inventory reconciliation.
• Ability to work 80.5–84 hours a week on 2x2 or 3x3 rotation.
• Must have a high school diploma or GED equivalent.
• Valid driver's license.
• NSTC safety training certification required.

Responsibilities

• Direct daily activities with the drilling coordinator and crews for drilling materials.
• Collaborate with Hilcorp planners and engineers to coordinate materials.
• Ensure materials are identified and available for drilling and well work.
• Create requisitions in SAP for materials as required.
• Perform annual inventories for drilling materials.

Skills

Drilling experience

Loader operations

Materials management

Inventory reconciliation

Safety compliance

Team leadership

Education

High school diploma or GED

Tools

SAP

Job description

ASRC Energy Services, LLC is seeking a Materials Lead to support drilling operations on the North Slope of Alaska. The role focuses on stocking, locating, and reconciling materials for drilling and well work, coordinating with drilling crews and external vendors.

Ideal candidates will have strong inventory and tool knowledge, a background in hiring and leading crews, and a willingness to work extended rotations in a remote Arctic environment. Safety and teamwork are paramount.