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Current Position: Oil Rig, Oil Drilling

Hiring Deadline: Open until filled
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Responsibilities:
- Entry level support Engineering Team in the collection and display of performance data.
- Support the Engineering Team with the preparation and submission of forms.
- Support the Engineering Team with the sign off process for well integrity.
- Administrator for the functional mailboxes, keeping the boxes open and organized.

Requirements:
- Eligible to work for any employer in the United States without visa sponsorship.
- Any experience in the capacity of a Field Operations Engineer.
- Basic knowledge of oil and gas industry documents and practices.
- Certification preferred, but not required.
- PC literate.

Qualifications:
- Basic oilfield well servicing experience preferred
- Valid Drivers is preferred
- Previous experience working in Oil drilling setting preferred.

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Entry Level Oil Jobs

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Maintenance Roustabout: General Cleaning and some Painting, $33K - $47K
Roustabout: Assisting Roughnecks, Cleaning Decks and ensuring equipment/tool organization, $47K - $55K
Welder (Certified): Day to day repairs and metalwork, $62K
Scaffolders: Installing scaffolding on whichever rig needs work, $57K

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Seasoned Oil Rig Job Descriptions and Salaries!

If you've been on an Oil Rig for any length of time, even a few months, you might qualify for a step-up from the entry level positions described above. Depending on your area of experience...you'd most likely be assigned to a job description in either the Deck Crew or Drill Crew.

Here are a few advanced oil rig job descriptions you could potentially apply for:

Drill Crew

Roughneck: Works on Rig Floor Machinery and in Mud Room, $59K
Derrickman: Maintenance and Op of the Mud Pumps and Pits, $65K
Assistant Driller: Supervises Derrickmen, Pumpmen and Roughnecks, $72K

Deck Crew

Assistant Crane Operator: Experienced Roustabout, $59K
Crane Operator: Operates Crane and Supervises Roustabouts, $69K

Also, if you're a mechanic or electrician, you could also find a job on an oil rig quite easily.

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