Field Operator - Coiled Tubing

About the Role

As a field operator you will ensure high‑quality execution of machining operations, work independently to meet the plant’s production schedule, and have the opportunity to develop your skills on innovative products. • Set up, monitor, and operate multiple machines simultaneously to ensure safety and on‑time delivery. • Perform quality‑assurance activities meeting manufacturing, engineering and ISO specifications. • Conduct safety and risk assessments and implement preventive measures. • Assist in rig‑up and rig‑down of coiled‑tubing equipment at wellsites. • Carry out pre‑job inspections, function tests, and pressure testing of all equipment. • Monitor pump rates, tubing depth, weight and well parameters during operations. • Mix and pump fluids, chemicals or nitrogen as required by the job program. • Prepare equipment, conduct required testing and perform maintenance to keep it operational. • Raise maintenance requests for major equipment breakdowns. • Operate coiled‑tubing unit, injector head, reel, control console and pressure‑control equipment (BOP, stripper, lubricator).

Key Responsibilities

• ▸machine operation
• ▸quality assurance
• ▸safety assessments
• ▸coiled‑tubing operation
• ▸equipment maintenance
• ▸process monitoring

What You Bring

The role requires a high school diploma and at least two years of experience operating nitrogen pumps, coiled‑tubing equipment and coil units, as well as hands‑on rig‑up/rig‑down experience and the ability to operate pressure‑control devices.

Requirements

• ▸high school
• ▸2+ years
• ▸nitrogen pumps
• ▸coiled‑tubing
• ▸rig‑up
• ▸pressure control

Benefits

We offer a flexible 6‑weeks‑on/4‑weeks‑off rotational shift pattern that supports work‑life balance, alongside comprehensive private medical care, life‑insurance, disability coverage, tailored financial programs and optional voluntary benefits.

Work Environment

Field