Floorhand - Oklahoma

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Job Description

Lift and place slips weighing approximately 150 pounds with another person frequently during the tour work shift

General upkeep of the rig and drilling floor; includes regular sweeping, shoveling, cleaning, painting, washing of equipment and related housekeeping duties

Clean and general upkeep of the rig and drilling floor; includes regular painting, washing of equipment and related housekeeping duties

Use iron rough neck, slips, and tongs to properly handle and connect/break sections of drill pipe

Assist in rig moves: help with rig-up/rig-down, nipple up and down blowout preventers, assist with general assembly and maintenance and help prepare new location

Regularly check rig and equipment for any problems and safety issues on an ongoing basis

Assist with inspecting, slipping and cutting drilling line

Responsible for picking up and laying down tubulars, attaching or detaching pick-up lines, and the hook up and tear out of flare and degasser lines

Assist Motor Hand with preventive maintenance and repairs of equipment and motors, pipe, and off-loading materials as well as checking/changing oil and coolant on engines

Assist Derrickhand with watching and maintaining shakers, mud pits and pumps

Wear required Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) at all designated times which could include but is not limited to: hard hat, safety glasses, coveralls, work gloves, respirator, and hearing protection

Inspect safety equipment and PPE for wear and replacing as needed

Maintain spatial orientation and awareness to safely move around work environment with many moving objects

Work in a heavy industrial environment which includes working around constantly moving overhead machinery, being in close proximity to loud equipment and handling potentially hazardous chemicals

Take initiative and work independently during downtime

Support other crew members by carrying supplies, ensuring compliance with safety procedures and other additional tasks as assigned

Other duties as assigned that may be outside of this job description

Job Requirements

Ability to stand and walk for a minimum of 3.5 hours and up to 12 hours without being able to sit and while wearing steel-toed boots

Able to repeatedly climb steep stairs and be able to lift and carry 50 pounds independently while walking on uneven surfaces

Must be comfortable working at heights (50 ft. or greater) for extended periods of time

Stay alert and focused up to 12.5 hours while performing repetitive and routine activities

Bend, stop, kneel, twist, and crawl throughout the tour work shift

Prior experience or ability to use heavy-duty hand and long-handled tools

Ability to safely lift and carry 50 pounds independently and repeatedly climb steep stairs

Demonstrate clear communication skills including ability to read, write and speak English as well as understand and promptly follow verbal and written instructions in English

Clear vision to judge near and far distances to maintain awareness of, watch, and report on going work activities to coworkers and third parties

Able to have accurate recall over short and long-term memory

Able to work closely with others in the confined area of the drilling rig and may live together in crew quarters

Work with an emphasis on safety for themselves and others including coworkers and third parties

Willing to travel to and work in remote locations on a rotational schedule which consists of 14 days on/14 days off, working 12.5 hour shifts that can include days or nights as well as weekends and holidays

Willing to work mandatory and unscheduled hours outside of your assigned schedule with little or no advanced notice

Must be willing and able to attend and successfully complete classroom training and testing to qualify for a rig assignment

Able to successfully meet pre-employment testing requirements which may include, without limitation, pre-employment drug and alcohol test(s) and background checks as well as drug and/or alcohol testing periodically during employment (subject to state and federal laws)

Minimum Qualifications:

One (1) year of stable work history

Preferred Qualifications:

Six (6) months stable related work history (e.g., farming, ranching, construction, heavy equipment or other trade) or military service

High School Diploma or GED equivalent

Additional Details:

This position requires the person to work outdoors for an entire tour work shift in all kinds of weather conditions, including precipitation, cold/heat, high wind, and turbulent conditions. They will be exposed to the typical conditions of the local area where the rig is located. Southern states generally experience hot summers where temperatures range from 80 to low 100 with high humidity; winters have temperatures that generally do not go below 20. Northern states generally have hot summers with similar conditions and have cold, windy winters, with low temperatures that can be as cold as -40.