Wellsite Supervisor

Wellsite Supervisor

Fairweather is a trusted service provider in Alaska, delivering specialized solutions in remote and Arctic environments. Our mission is to support operations with safety, integrity, and excellence. We offer a dynamic and inclusive work environment, ensuring our employees are equipped with the tools and support needed for success.

Competitive compensation and benefits package

Supportive and collaborative work culture

Opportunities for professional development and career growth

Commitment to employee safety and well-being

Medical Coverage: Federal Employee Health Benefits (FEHB) plans, including medical, dental, and vision

Retirement Plan: 401(k) up to 4% company match.

Insurance: Short-term and long-term disability, life insurance, and voluntary supplemental coverage

Employee Assistance Program (EAP): Free counseling and support services

Paid Holidays: Observance of major federal holidays

Flexible Spending Accounts: Health and dependent care options

Location: North Slope, Alaska

Schedule: 2 weeks on, 2 weeks off, 12hr days. This is a Contingent Workforce Program position.

Reporting to the Field Superintendent, the Wellsite Supervisor (WSS) is the key client company representative at the well site to ensure the operations are performed as per the approved Operations Program, liaising with the PIC. Wellsite Supervisor (WSS) must verify:

a) Rig position/lease layout is as per Well Program.

b) Pre-Spud meeting and/ or a readiness to operate review must be conducted before spudding a well.

c) Operations are being conducted in accordance with the Santos SMS and D&C EHS Bridging Document.

d) Barriers are in place and tested as applicable in accordance with TS5 (Onshore) Barrier.

e) Equipment and services supplied by contractors are fit for service and as per contract.

f) Third party contractor lifting equipment is supplied with the certification requirements specified in the contract.

g) Hole fill volume is correct and hole conditions are acceptable.

h) Pressure testing and recording of tests are conducted per Well Program.

i) The execution of and results from formation integrity tests or leak off tests.

j) Cement and displacement volumes are properly calculated, and cement jobs are carried out in accordance with the Well Program or supplementary program.

k) Drilling and completion fluid properties are in accordance with the Well Program.

l) Logging operations including checking weak-point tension limit and cable tension limit and tool weight in mud calculated before entering open hole. Ensuring logging tension is checked in open hole section as per wireline protocol.

m) Depth control during drilling, logging, slickline work and pipe severing/back off.

n) Proper fluid displacement when changing fluid systems.

o) Proper landing of casing, tubing and other completion operations including setting of packers.

p) Operations are carried out in accordance with facilities interface plan.

q) Proper abandonment or suspension of wells, including seabed or location clean-up.

r) Well handover documents are complete and accurate.

s) Well control tests and exercises are conducted per Well Program and Well Control Bridging Document.

t) Crew competency is fit for operations.

u) Communications and authority handover protocols are followed.

v) Well status at beginning and end of operations, including such information as Leak off Tests, casing pressure tests etc.

REASONABLE ACCOMMODATION: It is Fairweather's business philosophy and practice to provide reasonable accommodations, according to applicable state and federal laws, to all qualified individuals with physical or mental disabilities.

PREFERENCE STATEMENT: Fairweather grants preference to qualified Doyon Shareholders first, and second to qualified shareholders of other Alaska Native corporations that grant a similar preference in all phases of employment and training, which include, but are not limited to hiring, promotion, layoff, transfer, and training.