Remote Wells Support Technician – Arctic Operations

Worley Group, Inc; Alaska; On-site; USD 110,000 - 170,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Meals and lodging provided

Transportation from Anchorage

Company benefits

Job summary

Worley is seeking a skilled Wells Intervention Technician for a remote, rotational assignment on the North Slope of Alaska. The typical schedule is 84 hours per week with 40 hours straight time and 44 hours at time and a half, with meals and lodging provided and shuttle transport from Anchorage.

You'll operate service equipment, perform hydro-testing, rigging, and setup of Wells support jobs, while following strict safety policies and working in a challenging Arctic environment.

Qualifications

• Valid Class A CDL with ability to be insured.
• Ability to obtain Tanker and Hazmat endorsements within 6 months.
• High school diploma or GED.
• NSTC certification training available.

Responsibilities

• Attend safety, developmental and safety training.
• Perform heavy labor including layout of hardline pipe and hauling/stacking materials.
• Operate Wells service equipment: Loaders, Rig Trucks, Forklifts and more.
• Perform hydro-testing on hard line or wellheads and rigging calculations.
• Set up Wells support jobs including Coil/E-Line and tree replacements.
• Follow safety policies and demonstrate safe use of tools.

Skills

CDL

Endorsements

Rigging procedures

Teamwork

Safety awareness

Education

High school diploma or GED

NSTC certification training

Tools

Hydro-testing equipment

Fall protection equipment

Job description

Worley is seeking a skilled Wells Intervention Technician for a remote, rotational assignment on the North Slope of Alaska. The typical schedule is 84 hours per week with 40 hours straight time and 44 hours at time and a half, with meals and lodging provided and shuttle transport from Anchorage.

You'll operate service equipment, perform hydro-testing, rigging, and setup of Wells support jobs, while following strict safety policies and working in a challenging Arctic environment.