Pump Operator

About the role

This entry‑level position assists in providing coiled tubing ground support onsite by constantly monitoring the equipment’s operational status. The Pump Operator supports fueling activities, maintains equipment fluid levels, helps with rig‑up, rig‑down or well swaps, and may take direction from senior Go Coil personnel, including the Coiled Tubing Supervisor. General maintenance and repairs are performed only under direct supervision.

Responsibilities

• Assist in maintaining the Tool Trailer in a state of constant readiness by cleaning, sorting, and inventorying tools/materials.
• Assist in ground support activities to maintain appropriate fluid levels under supervision.
• Apply knowledge of rig‑up/rig‑down sequences in coiled tubing operations (a plus).
• Assist in maintaining equipment and performing basic repairs under direct supervision.
• Monitor area conditions during coiled tubing operations and alert senior personnel of wellsite issues.
• Maintain jobsite tidiness by applying good housekeeping techniques—keeping the site free of debris, picking up tools, and ensuring safety barriers remain in place.
• Take simple directions and remain open to constructive feedback.
• Maintain a safe work area by following the Company’s HSE and Standard Operating Procedures manuals.
• Read and understand the Job Safety Analysis (JSA) when assigned a task.
• Participate in pre‑job safety meetings to proactively discuss HSE concerns.
• Handle routine ground operations proficiently.
• Exercise the Company’s “STOP WORK” program when safety is in doubt.
• Communicate regularly with the services supervisor to ensure quality service and customer satisfaction.
• Consistently use personal protective equipment (PPE) as required by the task and company standards.
• Use the “buddy system” to keep fellow employees out of harm’s way.
• Demonstrate professional, ethical, and responsible behavior, serving as a role model for all personnel.
• Notify the supervisor of repairs needed beyond the scope of the Pump Operator.
• Assist the supervisor with equipment inspections and testing, documenting results when assigned.

Qualifications

• Valid Commercial Driver’s License (CDL) required.
• Ability to work a rotational schedule and remain fit for duty.
• Meet the physical, language, mathematical, and reasoning ability requirements of the position.

Skills

• Demonstrated proficiency in collaborating with colleagues and creating a team‑working environment.

Schedule

Ability to work a rotational schedule.