Solids Control Field Tech - 12-Hour Rig Shifts & Training

Stage 3 Separation; Midland (TX); On-site; USD 70,000 - 110,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health insurance

Dependent health insurance

Life insurance

Paid time off

Paid holidays

Dental insurance

Vision insurance

Short term disability

Long term disability

401(K)

Job summary

Stage 3 Separation is seeking a Solids Control Technician to support drilling operations across various rigs. You will gain hands-on training on Stage 3 equipment, work 12-hour shifts on a 14-on/7-off rotation, and travel domestically to remote rig locations in the United States.

Safety and efficiency are emphasized on every shift. You will learn to operate shaker tanks, centrifuges, drying equipment, and pumps, while developing basic electrical and environmental knowledge.

Qualifications

• Team player who can work independently.
• Mechanical inclined with comprehension for electronics.
• Will learn data entry into company systems.
• Problem solver who uses time efficiently.
• Ability to build professional relationships on the rig.
• Customer service oriented with diplomacy and tact.
• Operates heavy equipment daily and may earn certifications.

Responsibilities

• Work 14 days on and 7 days off on a rotating schedule.
• Operate solids control equipment (shaker tanks, centrifuge, drying equipment, pumps).
• Rig up and rig down equipment; move cuttings between pits and trailers.
• Attend daily safety meetings and complete required reports.
• Wear PPE and follow safety protocols on a drilling rig backyard.

Skills

Team player

Mechanical aptitude

Electronics understanding

Problem solving

English literacy

Education

High school diploma or GED

Associate degree preferred (Technology/Electronics/Mechanics)

Tools

Forklift

Excavator

Wheel Loader

Job description

Stage 3 Separation is seeking a Solids Control Technician to support drilling operations across various rigs. You will gain hands-on training on Stage 3 equipment, work 12-hour shifts on a 14-on/7-off rotation, and travel domestically to remote rig locations in the United States.

Safety and efficiency are emphasized on every shift. You will learn to operate shaker tanks, centrifuges, drying equipment, and pumps, while developing basic electrical and environmental knowledge.