Workover Rig Foreman

Workover Foreman

Job Description
The Workover Foreman essentially supervises all the staff on the pulling unit as well as equipment. The team members look to their rig manager for leadership, safety training, downhole tool knowledge, help in solving personnel issues and operational efficiency.
Workover Foreman

Job Responsibilities

• Managing the set up and take down of rig
• Knowledgeable how to set and release down hole tools
• Run Tally and write daily workover reports
• Coordinate maintenance and repair of the rigs
• Adherence to safety practices
• Management of the day-to‑day activities
• Adherence to environmental and other government laws and policies
• Conducting prep work prior to rig set up
• Handling personnel issues
• To demonstrate and promote safety leadership
• To promote a positive work environment and foster a team atmosphere
• To monitor and assess staffing requirements for development and exploration programs
• To provide technical leadership and help identify, design and execute workovers and production optimisation projects
• To work closely with engineers to ensure the proper design and execution of projects required to grow production
• Conduct regular inspections and evaluations of procedures and personnel
• Help develop, implement and maintain applicable field management processes and staffing structure
• To review departmental performance and assist in developing plans and budgets to enhance operations or facilities specifications so as to grow production while maximizing net cash flow
• To assist in developing, implementing and maintaining the Company's standards and policies at the field level
• Review financial and operating performance with Executive Management on a perpetual basis and provide recommendations for increases in efficiency and organizational changes