Field Service Technician I, Level 2

About the role

The Field Service Technician is responsible for assisting with casing and tubing operations involving various types and sizes of tubulars and utilizing the company’s equipment on land oilfield rigs.

Responsibilities

• Conduct all pre‑job checks and ensure the full equipment package is ready for the job.
• Attend and participate in a pre‑job briefing with the field crew prior to traveling to the rig site.
• Interface with company representatives, crew pusher, tool pusher, drill crew, drilling engineer, and third parties to confirm that all well acceptance criteria for the installation have been met.
• Work as a crew member during the actual installation/work.
• Ensure and assist with the safe rig‑up and operation of equipment in accordance with company procedures and customer instructions.
• Support employee development and training by providing feedback to the crew pusher on progress and competency levels.
• Serve as onsite safety representative, ensuring all personnel follow company and customer HSE (Health, Safety, Environmental) procedures and policies.
• Learn and maintain compliance with all company policies, procedures, and required safety, quality, operational, and environmental training.
• Maintain a constant state of alertness due to the safety‑sensitive nature of the job.
• Perform other duties as directed, including driving equipment to and from the rig site.

Qualifications

• Preferred experience in running tubular casing operations or previous drilling‑related oil & gas rig experience.
• Availability 24/7 on‑call when not on approved days off.
• High school diploma or GED preferred.
• Valid personal identification documents.
• Ability to work to tight deadlines.
• Strong communication skills with people at all levels.
• Ability to meet the physical demands of the position.
• Satisfactory results of pre‑employment screening (background, drug/alcohol, physical).

Physical Demands

• Regularly stand, use hands and fingers, handle or feel, reach with hands and arms, talk, hear, and smell.
• Occasional climbing, balancing, stooping, kneeling, crouching, and exertion of force up to 50 lb.
• Ability to see objects close, afar, and use peripheral vision.
• Ability to hear and take verbal direction over loud ambient noises; work environment may require shouting to be heard.
• Work outdoors in cold, warm, wet, or humid conditions.
• Regularly work in high, precarious places or near fumes/air‑borne particles.