Trainee - Field Service Technician

Job Description

Job Description

Location: Casper, WYPosition Type: Full-Time / Field Operations (All Shifts / Heavy Travel)Starting Pay: $21.00 – $25.00 / hour upon progression to Level IPerks: $25.00 Daily Per Diem & Company Field Truck provided (Valid driver's license with a clear driving record required)Job SummaryAre you looking to jumpstart a lucrative career in the oil and gas industry with a company that actively invests in your professional growth? We are seeking hard-working, mechanically inclined individuals to join our team as Entry-Level / Trainee Field Service Technicians.In this role, you will train directly alongside senior technicians to master the mobilization, installation, and maintenance of specialized surface rental equipment (including manual/automated chokes, mud/gas separators, and flare stacks) on active drilling sites across the Permian Basin.We provide complete hands-on technical training. Once you master the fundamentals and meet company qualification requirements, you will immediately unlock a structured career path to become a Level I or Level II Technician, raising your earning potential to $21.00 – $25.00 / hour.Key Responsibilities (What You Will Learn & Do)Equipment Rig-Up Assistance: Learn to properly assemble, rig up, and rig down specialized rental tools, flowlines, manifolds, and surface equipment on drilling locations.Pressure Testing Support: Assist senior crew members in setting up and safely executing hydrostatic pressure testing to ensure total system integrity before drilling begins.Tool Handling & Maintenance: Use basic hand and power tools to clean, maintain, and prep equipment (chokes, valves, separators, and flare stacks) for operation.Safety Observation & Compliance: Strictly adhere to all site safety protocols, wear proper PPE, participate in daily safety meetings (JSAs), and look out for your crew members.Field Adaptability: Embrace a true "Road Warrior" schedule, adapting to a 12-hour field rotation that includes working days, nights, weekends, and holidays in extreme West Texas weather environments.Technical Progression & Career PathwayWe don't want you to stay a Trainee forever. We track your progress through a clear, skill-based tiered progression:Trainee: Learn the equipment mechanics, safety perimeter rules, line configurations, and master basic tool operations.Level I Technician: Master independent rig-up, basic troubleshooting, manual choke operations, and standard hydrostatic pressure verification.Level II Technician: Gain advanced technical independence, learn to calibrate automated choke control systems, manage high-pressure testing boundaries, and begin mentoring new trainees.Required Qualifications & SkillsExperience: No prior oilfield experience is required! A background in mechanical trades, construction, landscaping, farming/ranching, or military service is highly valued.Driving Record (Mandatory): Must possess a valid Driver's License with a clean driving record to safely operate the provided company field vehicle.Physical Demands: Ability to lift up to 50 lbs regularly, stand for long hours, and work efficiently in harsh, outdoor field environments.Schedule Flexibility: Willingness to work alternating shifts (days/nights), overtime hours, and handle a demanding, fast-paced field schedule.Attributes: Strong problem-solving mindset, punctuality, a strong work ethic, and an eagerness to learn complex mechanical systems.What We OfferPaid, comprehensive training program from day one.$25.00 Daily Per Diem when traveling.Dedicated Company Truck and specialized field tooling.Regular, built-in overtime opportunities.Comprehensive health, dental, and vision benefits.Clear, documented blueprint to advance your title and increase your hourly pay.Please note that there is a background check and a drug screening for the position.