Well Site Field Technician – Equipment & Housing

Stallion Infrastructure Services, Ltd.; Wheatland (WY); On-site; USD 40,000 - 70,000; Full time

Job summary

Stallion Infrastructure Services seeks a Service Technician to rig, maintain, and support well-site rental equipment and housing quarters across ranch and field locations in Wyoming. You will work with crews to keep assets operational and safe in varied conditions.

Responsibilities include equipment rigging, water/sewer installations, basic electrical tasks on pumps and generators, and coordination with site supervisors and vendors. A strong safety mindset and teamwork are essential.

Qualifications

• Valid driver’s license required.
• MVR must meet fleet insurance requirements.
• Stallion enforces a drug free workforce.

Responsibilities

• Rig up and rig down well site surface rental equipment and housing quarters.
• Install semi-permanent water and sewer systems at sites.
• Perform minor electrical work on pumps, vacuums, light plants, generators and housing.
• Coordinate with site supervisors and vendors for location planning.
• Assist in on-site installation of accommodations and equipment.
• Monitor logistics and transport of company assets.
• Work with team members in structured crews.
• Ensure compliance with health, safety and environmental requirements (daily Job Safety Analysis, pre/post-trip inspections, hazard reporting).

Skills

Carpentry basics

Electrical troubleshooting

Outdoor work

Team collaboration

Safety awareness

Customer service

Adaptability to weather

General labor experience

Education

Driver's license (valid)

Motor vehicle record meets fleet requirements

Drug-free workforce policy awareness

Tools

Pumps/Generators basics

Job description

Stallion Infrastructure Services seeks a Service Technician to rig, maintain, and support well-site rental equipment and housing quarters across ranch and field locations in Wyoming. You will work with crews to keep assets operational and safe in varied conditions.

Responsibilities include equipment rigging, water/sewer installations, basic electrical tasks on pumps and generators, and coordination with site supervisors and vendors. A strong safety mindset and teamwork are essential.