Industry

Oilfield Services

Designation

Radio Operator

Country

Nigeria

Job Description

While those managing the operation may not express it often enough, they appreciate that roustabouts and roughnecks take care of a lot of cleaning, maintenance, painting, rust removal, and all kinds of other ‘peripheral’ tasks. With these things out of the way others on the crew can worry about getting the oil out of the ground efficiently and safely.

Remember, there are usually 3 or 4 crews per oil rig, all working eight or 12 hour shifts. There might be 2 roughnecks or roustabouts assigned to each of the crews. In a given day here’s what a roughneck or roustabout might do:

• assemble and repair oil field machinery and equipment


• use various types of equipment to dig ditches, post holes, pour concrete for slaps or securing posts, put together derricks


• keep the deck clean and clear of safety hazards


• moving equipment around the rig


• scrape rust


• paint


• connect sections of pipe for the well


• rig and sling loads being moved by the rig’s crane, and


• … other duties as assigned!

Certification Requirement

N.A

How To Apply

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