ENTRY Level Water Technician

Water Transfer Technician

Aerotek is hiring for a Water Transfer Technician with weekly pay!

Day & night shift

$16-$18/hr depending on experience | 75+ hours a week

This role supports water treatment operations on oil and gas frac sites, working extended 12-hour shifts on both days and nights in an outdoor environment. You will help ensure safe and efficient water transfer and equipment operation at pump stations and frac pads, while following strict safety and operational procedures. The position involves frequent travel within approximately one hour of Houston, PA, with assignments primarily based at a yard in Kittanning and training in Cambridge, OH.

• Work on frac locations and remain stationed at pump stations to support continuous water treatment and transfer operations.
• Monitor tanks closely throughout the shift to ensure proper levels, flows, and safe operating conditions.
• Set up and take down water transfer and related equipment at frac pads and pump stations according to site plans and procedures.
• Load, unload, and identify materials, machinery, and tools, and distribute them to appropriate locations based on project plans and specifications.
• Store and stack materials safely and efficiently to support ongoing site operations.
• Tend to pumps and generators, including basic checks, monitoring, and reporting issues to supervision as needed.
• Clean and prepare construction and frac sites to remove debris, organize work areas, and help eliminate possible hazards.
• Operate hand and power tools safely and correctly as part of daily tasks, following all safety guidelines.
• Support rig up and rig down activities for water transfer and related equipment as directed.
• Perform general labor tasks related to construction, water transfer, and yard work as assigned.
• Participate in new hire or on-the-job training activities in Cambridge, OH, as scheduled.
• Work a rotating schedule of 12-hour day and night shifts, including weekends, and be willing to work 75+ hours per week and additional hours when needed.

• Minimum of 6 months of experience in the oil and gas industry.
• Experience working on fracs, water transfer, or similar oil and gas field operations.
• Ability to work 12-hour shifts, including both day (5:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.) and night (5:00 p.m. to 5:00 a.m.) rotations.
• Willingness and ability to work 75+ hours per week and additional hours as required.
• Capability to travel within approximately a 1-hour radius from Houston, PA, and reliably reach assigned pads or meeting points.
• Ability to lift materials up to 100 lbs and perform physically demanding tasks throughout the shift.
• Ability to sit, stand, walk, carry, push, pull, and perform repetitive wrist and hand movements for extended periods.

• Experience in water transfer, rig up/rig down, construction, or construction labor.
• Experience in oil and gas operations, including frac pad work.
• Experience in landscaping, equipment operation, or yard work.
• Flexibility to participate in training in Cambridge, OH, typically Monday through Wednesday.
• Ability to carpool or meet at designated park-and-ride locations when available, or drive directly to the pad when required.
• Willingness to perform a variety of labor duties as assigned and adapt to changing site needs.

You join a field-based operation that offers substantial overtime opportunities and a consistent schedule of extended shifts, allowing you to build significant hands-on experience in oil and gas water treatment. The team-oriented environment encourages carpooling and shared travel where possible, helping reduce commuting stress and fostering collaboration among crew members. You gain exposure to a wide range of equipment and field conditions, supporting your development in water transfer, construction, and frac operations.

The role provides a clear pathway to grow your practical skills in a high-demand industry while working alongside experienced field professionals.

This position is entirely field-based on frac pads and construction-style sites, with all work performed outdoors in varying weather conditions, including cold winter months. The role regularly requires 75+ hours per week and may include additional hours based on operational needs. You will work around pumps, generators, tanks, and other construction and water transfer equipment, using hand and power tools throughout the day.

Vision demands include close, distance, color, peripheral vision, depth perception, and the ability to adjust focus. Work sites are generally remote frac pads, pump stations, and yards within about a one-hour travel radius of Houston, PA, with some assignments at a yard in Kittanning and training in Cambridge, OH. Carpooling and meeting at park-and-ride locations may be available depending on where you live, otherwise you will drive directly to the pad.

This is a contract to hire position based out of Butler, PA.

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