Field Specialist II - PRP

Responsibilities

• Support the preparation and execution of Production Enhancement operations, including hydraulic fracturing, acidizing, stimulation, and well intervention services in accordance with approved job programs and customer requirements.
• Prepare, inspect, rig up, operate, and rig down pressure pumping equipment, treating lines, manifolds, chemical systems, and associated wellsite equipment under supervision and in line with operating procedures.
• Assist with pre-job planning, equipment and material readiness, product loading, pressure testing, function checks, and wellsite preparation to support safe and timely job execution.
• Monitor key job parameters such as pressure, rate, volume, fluid quality, chemical concentration, proppant or additive delivery, and well response during pumping and intervention activities.
• Support troubleshooting of operational issues and escalate deviations, equipment concerns, or safety risks to supervisors, engineers, and customer representatives as required.
• Maintain accurate field records, including job tickets, daily activity reports, equipment checks, maintenance records, inventory usage, and post-job documentation.
• Follow all HSE, pressure control, chemical handling, and service quality requirements, including participation in toolbox talks, job safety analysis, risk reviews, and stop-work interventions when needed.
• Work collaboratively with field crews, supervisors, engineers, maintenance, logistics, and customers to deliver reliable service performance and support continuous improvement.

Qualifications

• High school diploma, technical diploma, or bachelor's degree in Engineering or a related technical discipline, with relevant field experience in oil and gas operations preferred.
• Practical experience or strong interest in Production Enhancement, pressure pumping, hydraulic fracturing, acidizing, stimulation, nitrogen, sand control, or well intervention operations.
• Understanding of basic wellsite operations, high-pressure pumping equipment, fluid handling, treating lines, manifolds, chemical systems, and pressure testing requirements.
• Ability to follow job procedures, safety standards, equipment checklists, and supervisor instructions in demanding field environments.
• Good mechanical aptitude, troubleshooting ability, attention to detail, and willingness to learn field equipment operation and service delivery processes.
• Commitment to HSE, compliance, pressure control discipline, chemical handling safety, and flawless execution of high-pressure field activities.
• Willingness to work at customer locations, remote field sites, land rigs, or offshore environments according to operational schedules and customer requirements.
• Good communication skills in English, both written and verbal, with the ability to communicate clearly with supervisors, crews, engineers, and customers.

Benefits

• Contemporary work-life balance policies and wellbeing activities.
• Comprehensive private medical care options.
• Safety net of life insurance and disability programs.
• Tailored financial programs.
• Additional elected or voluntary benefits.

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