Frac Equipment Operator; EO) Snyder, TX

Performs advanced hydraulic fracturing operations and related functions for designated District. Assists in various aspects of hydraulic fracturing (stimulation) operation, including pre-job preparation, mobilization, rig up, on site operations, rig down, on-site maintenance, safety, environmental assurance, de-mobilization, post job inventories and maintenance. Ensures that all equipment assigned is properly functioning and all applicable procedures and tests are conducted in compliance with company standards.

The Frac Equipment Operator (EO) is the backbone of our operations and customer service. You will perform advanced hydraulic fracturing operations and assist in various aspects of the job including pre-job preparation, mobilization, rig up, on site operations, rig down, on-site maintenance, safety, environmental assurance, de-mobilization, post job inventories, and oilfield maintenance. The Frac Equipment Operator (EO) ensures that all assigned equipment is properly functioning and applicable procedures and tests are conducted in compliance with company standards.

• Performs pre-trip and post-trip inspections, as needed.
• Follows supervisor guidance concerning all frac / oilfield related operations.
• Attends all required safety meetings (on-site and off).
• Operates and maintains frac equipment such as sand silos, chemicals, blender, hydration unit, frac pumps, line boss, and data van.
• Performs general labor, as necessary.

• Willingness to work as a team to meet the customer's needs
• Commitment to excellence in the face of adversity
• Attention to detail
• Respect for safety in the oilfield
• Experience operating frac equipment (sand, pumps, blender, liquid additive systems, line boss, data van)

We believe in transparency and want you to be prepared for the role.

On the job you will experience:

• Approximately 12-15 hours per day work shift
• Two week rotations away from home (14/7)
• Working outdoors in all weather conditions during the day/night
• Roughly 10% driving, and 90% operating and maintaining equipment
• Climbing ladders, carrying hoses and iron, swinging a sledgehammer, and other oilfield physical tasks

• Base pay: $20.00 - $28.00 p/hr.
• Overtime pay: $30.00 - $42.00 p/hr.
• Approximately 90 hours per week, often more
• Housing/hotels provided
• Per diem provided
• Health insurance with great coverage and low rates
• Training program and career path with opportunities for advancement

Equal Opportunity Employment Cudd Energy Services (CES) is a leading provider of innovative technology in well intervention and completion applications. With a commitment to excellence in service and performance, CES provides solutions that improve work efficiencies, manage risks, and enhance resource recovery. With eight employees and a hydraulic snubbing unit, Bobby Joe Cudd founded Cudd Pressure Control in 1977 in Woodward, Oklahoma.

Specializing in well firefighting and well control in Western Oklahoma, we quickly expanded into Rock Springs, Wyoming in 1978. In 1979, CPC acquired several companies to expand into Texas and Louisiana. In 1980, Rollins Inc. acquired CPC and merged it into its oilfield services group that already included Patterson Services and Patterson Tubular. In 1984, Rollins Inc. created a spin-off consisting of Patterson and CPC called RPC Energy Services (NYSE: RES).

From 1986 through 1995, operations expanded through acquisitions and improved market conditions; well firefighting in Kuwait in the early 1990s provided tremendous international exposure and growth for the company. In 1996, RPC Energy Services was renamed RPC Inc. In 2000, we expanded into the pressure pumping market with the formation of Cudd Pumping Services, offering well acid and fracturing services in East Texas, Oklahoma, and Louisiana.

With the acquisition of Freemayer Technical Services, we extended our service offering into the Permian Basin region of West Texas and eastern New Mexico. Cudd Pressure Control and Cudd Pumping Services now operate as an integrated oil and gas field service provider under the marketing name Cudd Energy Services (CES). With over 2,000 employees in more than 60 markets, our service capabilities include stimulation, coiled tubing, e-coil, hydraulic workover, nitrogen, slickline/braided line, electric line, industrial nitrogen, water management, well control, and special services.