Halliburton Jobs: Service Operator

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Job Description

Job Title: Service Operator I – Coiled Tubing

Under direct supervision, performs Job Safety Analysis (JSA) and safety meetings, and the rigging up and down of Coil Tubing service line equipment. Assembles and prepares equipment for installation and service. Assists in the running of a job. Maintains general housekeeping, clean up, repair, and preparation of equipment for the next job. Performs pre/post job Coiled Tubing equipment inspections. Responsible for safe crane and rigging operations during the delivery of services in accordance with Customer’s design and KPI’s. Operates High Pressure fluid pump and coil tubing support equipment (flow back package). Performs hydrostatic testing on Blow Out Prevention (BOP) and reels during pre/post job procedures including Preventative Maintenance (PM’s). Mentors peers and trains Operator Assistants. Monitors well control parameters and calculations before and during job applications. Performs and complete preventative maintenance on all Coil Tubing associated equipment. Job tasks, correctly performed, impact indirectly on cost containment, efficiency, profitability or operations.

Consequences of error are easily measured and can be confined. Drives a truck or other assigned equipment as required. Skills typically acquired through completion of high school diploma or similar education and typically 6 months experience as Operator Assistant ll. May require a valid Commercial Driver’s License. Product Service Line (PSL) specific equipment/job skills required. Must have completed essential math, red book and Coil Tubing I training. Given the nature of oil field service work, must possess good interpersonal skills and the ability to communicate effectively with others is necessary. Job tasks, correctly performed, impact indirectly on cost containment, efficiency, profitability or operations. Consequences of error are easily measured and can be confined.

Skills are typically acquired through 6 months of experience as an Operator Asst-Coil Tubing, II. The ability to perform basic mathematical calculations is required. Basic reading comprehension and writing skills are required. Basic computer skills are preferred. Licensure to drive commercial vehicles may be required. Promotes safety awareness and environmental consciousness, and complies with all applicable safety and environmental procedures and regulations. Ensures compliance with Health, Safety, and Environmental (HSE) regulations and guidelines. Promotes and takes an active part in the Quality Improvement Process.