Job Description:
The P & A Tech II has responsibility for operating equipment and/or machinery. Duties may involve some technical elements but primarily focused on running equipment/machinery /systems. Role is hands-on and directly manipulates the equipment, machinery or system; requiring precise instrumentation/operation. Acts at field operations as an effective member of a field crew, supporting the delivery under supervision of a Field Engineer or Field Specialist.
DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES: (not listed in any particular order)
- Continue training to expand knowledge and experience of well abandonment and intervention operations
- Operate and maintain Well Abandonment & Intervention equipment on job site, both onshore & offshore
- Participate in all JHA, Tailgate & safety meetings related to current rig operations
- Must have the ability to grasp and adapt to changing work environment and conditions
- Must assist with problem solving and troubleshooting when needed
- Required to attend Weatherford and customer required specialized training courses pertaining to Well Abandonment & Intervention Services
- Required to work on 24 hr call status
- Required to work onshore and offshore for long periods of time (no set schedule involved)
- Know and understand Weatherford Quality Policy and comply with all requirements of the Quality Systems Manual, Operating and Technical Procedures and Workplace Instructions.
- Must understand and comply with all safety rules and company policies of Weatherford.
- Work assignments carried out to the highest quality level.
- Perform various other duties and activities as assigned by supervisor within the physical constraints of the job.
Essential Requirements
- General knowledge of Well Abandonment & Intervention equipment and services
- Minimum 2 years previous offshore/oilfield experience
- Must be able to work independently and perform tasks with no supervision
- Good verbal communication skills
- Must be able to work well with and around others & in close quarters
- Transportation Worker Identification Credential (or TWIC)
- Mechanical aptitude
- Well Control Certification
- The physical ability to immediately respond to emergency situations
- Valid ID
