Remote Geothermal Wellsite Supervisor II

Lancesoft; Hobbs (NM); Remote; USD 83,000 - 96,000; Full time

Job summary

Lancesoft is seeking a Wellsite Supervisor for a geothermal project, with work based in Hobbs, NM but remote in the US. The role involves supervising all on-site drilling activities, ensuring safety, and managing costs while coordinating with contractors and the Project Manager.

Ideal candidates will have 8+ years in wellsite drilling supervision, experience with hard rock drilling, and the ability to exercise stop-work authority when necessary. Travel to field locations will be required.

Qualifications

• Eight or more years in wellsite drilling supervision or equivalent supervisory experience.
• Experience drilling in hard rock formations (geothermal, mining, mineral exploration, large-diameter or water well drilling).
• Ability to exercise stop-work authority on live operations.
• Demonstrated ability to manage drilling contractor and service company performance on location.
• Excellent cost tracking and reporting on wellsite activities.

Responsibilities

• Supervise all contractor and service company activity on site, ensuring adherence to the approved well program.
• Make real-time operational decisions and obtain approvals for deviations from the program.
• Oversee casing running, cementing and wellhead installation operations.
• Track and control wellsite cost in real time and produce daily reports and cost summaries.
• Represent the company on location and communicate status to customers and stakeholders.

Skills

Wellsite supervision

Hard rock drilling

Stop-work authority

Drilling cost tracking

Clear communication

Job description

Lancesoft is seeking a Wellsite Supervisor for a geothermal project, with work based in Hobbs, NM but remote in the US. The role involves supervising all on-site drilling activities, ensuring safety, and managing costs while coordinating with contractors and the Project Manager.

Ideal candidates will have 8+ years in wellsite drilling supervision, experience with hard rock drilling, and the ability to exercise stop-work authority when necessary. Travel to field locations will be required.