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Well Services Operator
Energy Development Corporation. Provide input to improve well services operations, tool calibration and maintenance, safety procedures, warehousing, and document management .
Core Competencies
Role fitCore Competencies
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Demonstrates expertise in well services operations, including testing, logging, and equipment calibration, while ensuring compliance with safety procedures and industry standards. Proficient in managing resources, coordinating site activities, and providing technical assistance to enhance operational efficiency.
Highest-signal resume keywords
Well Testing/Logging ActivitiesEquipment Calibration and MaintenanceSafety Procedures ComplianceCentral Maintenance Management System (CMMS)Journey Management Program (JMP)
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Hard Skills
Well Services OperationsTesting and LoggingEquipment CalibrationData Collection and ReportingInventory Management
Soft Skills
LeadershipCoordinationProblem-SolvingCommunication
Tools & Technologies
Kiss Flow (KF)Data LoggersGeneratorsTransmitter
Certifications & Qualifications
Nominated Supervisor under EBSI Permitting
Industry Keywords
Integrated Well Services (IWS)Safety ProtocolsRegulatory ComplianceHazard Management
About the role
Key responsibilities & impact- Provide input to improve well services operations, tool calibration and maintenance, safety procedures, warehousing, and document management
- Participate in developing quality standards for Integrated Well Services (IWS)
- Perform testing and logging of assigned wells, including CIC, DHV, XY Caliper, PTS, air-compression stimulation, well quenching, WHR, and discharge testing
- Operate, drive, calibrate, and maintain IWS equipment, tools, vehicles, generators, gauges, data loggers, and transmitters
- Prepare and verify tools and equipment for operations and coordinate third-party testing and calibration
- Lead and coordinate site inspections, preparations, and setup
- Organize operational requirements, checklists, and travel routes for equipment mobilization across EDC sites
- Plan, organize, monitor, and support assigned well services activities
- Evaluate equipment issues and recommend mitigations and solutions
- Assist the Well Services Engineer with preparation for well services activities
- Update the immediate superior on activity status
- Review well test and wireline data and analyze anomalies before submission to the Well Services Engineer
- Provide manpower support and technical assistance to other groups
- Evaluate third-party service providers when needed
- Collect and record data and provide information for reports
- Maintain accurate safety-document records
- Prepare mobilization and equipment-transfer documentation, including JMP and STW
- Manage inventories and ensure availability of spare parts, materials, and supplies
- Plan and manage resource utilization
- Prepare CMMS and Kiss Flow requests and maintain activity records
- Receive, inspect, and label deliveries
- Evaluate and recommend technical specifications for purchased tools and equipment
- Complete accomplishment reports and participate in performance discussions
- Ensure compliance with laws, regulations, and industry standards
- Protect personnel, equipment, stakeholders, communities, and the environment under company safety, health, and environmental policies
- Enforce safety protocols and issue stop-work orders for hazardous conditions
- Secure PTW/STW and prepare JMP, JHA, and job risk-assessment documentation
- Act as Nominated Supervisor under the EBSI Permitting system
- Establish safety requirements, collaborate with stakeholders, and verify hazard controls before work
- Oversee Competent Persons and ensure safe execution, hazard management, and ongoing competency
Requirements
What you’ll need- Maintain personal competence and authorization continuously
- Competence and knowledge of safety procedures
- Ability to perform well testing/logging activities according to quality standards, work schedules, and regulatory requirements
- Ability to operate, drive, calibrate, and maintain well services equipment
- Ability to prepare tools and equipment and ensure they are fit for purpose
- Ability to facilitate third-party testing and calibration
- Ability to lead and coordinate site inspections, preparations, and operational setup
- Ability to organize mobilization requirements, checklists, and Journey Management Program (JMP) travel routes
- Ability to review well test/wireline data and analyze anomalies
- Ability to provide technical assistance to other groups
- Ability to collect, record, and provide operational data
- Ability to manage inventories of well testing, wireline, and well intervention equipment and supplies
- Ability to prepare JMP, Setting to Work (STW), PTW, JHA, and job risk assessment documentation
- Ability to use Central Maintenance Management System (CMMS) and Kiss Flow (KF)
- Ability to evaluate technical specifications of purchased tools and equipment
- Compliance with relevant laws, regulations, industry standards, and EDC safety rules
- Ability to act as Nominated Supervisor under the EBSI Permitting system
- Ability to identify and control hazards and risks
- Ability to ensure Competent Persons are authorized and safety controls are in place
Benefits
Comp & perks- Continuous learning and professional development
- Participation in learning programs and competency-development initiatives
- Performance management discussions focused on improvement and career growth