JOB DESCRIPTION
NOV is currently looking for Solids Control Operator for Sitting closed loop jobs, Operating Solids Control equipment, running heavy equipment such as track hoes, doing daily reports. Sitting closed loop jobs, Operating Solids Control equipment, running heavy equipment such as track hoes, doing daily reports Ability to satisfactorily complete Solids Control rig ups, rig downs, troubleshooting, and minor repair. Ability to satisfactorily perform Solids Control Analysis of equipment. Ability to satisfactorily perform electrical rig ups, rig downs and minor repairs. Possess satisfactory knowledge of Solids Control and Vacuum Unit jobs. Ability to follow proper sampling procedure. Attain necessary NOV WSS Core Training and maintain annual refresher training. Ability to satisfactorily complete daily reports. Ability to communicate with customers, supervisors, and co-workers. Possess satisfactory rig etiquette. Ability to successfully train other employees. Possess a professional attitude. Demonstrate a willingness to complete general labor tasks as deemed necessary by supervisor. ABOUT US
Every day, the oil and gas industry's best minds put more than 150 years of experience to work to help our customers achieve lasting success. We Power the Industry that Powers the World
Throughout every region in the world and across every area of drilling and production, our family of companies has provided the technical expertise, advanced equipment, and operational support necessary for success-now and in the future. Global Family
We are a global family of thousands of individuals, working as one team to create a lasting impact for ourselves, our customers, and the communities where we live and work. Purposeful Innovation
Through purposeful business innovation, product creation, and service delivery, we are driven to power the industry that powers the world better. Service Above All
This drives us to anticipate our customers' needs and work with them to deliver the finest products and services on time and on budget.
