Field Service Specialist (FOIII)

Job Title: Field Operator III – Field Service Specialist
Compensation: $48.98/hr
Vehicle Allowance: $150/day
Location: Midland, TX
Schedule: 14/14 rotation, 40–44 hours per week, with possible additional days as needed.
Travel: Up to 80%, including the Permian Basin, other U.S. operating regions, Canada, and North America.
Additional Compensation Details : Per hiring manager comments, for anything less than 40 hours per week, pay will be 1.25% of the hourly rate. This provision should be clarified before communicating it to candidates.
Scope
The Field Service Specialist is responsible for safely planning, preparing, installing, operating, maintaining, and troubleshooting EMFTS completion tool systems at customer well sites.
Working under the general supervision of the Assistant District Manager and District Manager, this position supports multiple completion applications while providing exceptional customer service and ensuring all operations are executed safely, efficiently, and in accordance with company standards.
The Field Service Specialist promotes EMFTS's Quality Assurance, Quality Control, and Safety, Health & Environment (SHE) programs while serving as a technical resource and mentor to other field personnel.
The position requires a strong working knowledge of both surface and downhole hydraulic fracturing operations, including the interaction between pressure pumping equipment, pressure control equipment, completion tools, and downhole completion systems.
Key Responsibilities
- Install, operate, maintain, service, and troubleshoot downhole completion tools and associated equipment.
- Plan, prepare, assemble, pressure test, function test, and disassemble completion tools.
- Load out equipment and verify all required tools, components, and consumables are available.
- Complete all QA/QC inspections and documentation before and after field operations.
- Conduct Job Safety Analyses (JSAs), toolbox meetings, and comply with all EMFTS SHE requirements.
- Demonstrate a thorough understanding of both surface and downhole hydraulic fracturing operations and how completion tools integrate into the frac process.
- Coordinate with pressure pumping, wireline, coiled tubing, drilling contractors, and customer representatives.
- Read and interpret Bottom Hole Assembly (BHA) diagrams, completion programs, and technical drawings.
- Prepare accurate field reports, service tickets, inventory reconciliation, and customer documentation.
- Assist Engineering and R&D with field trials, product evaluations, and testing.
- Troubleshoot operational issues and communicate findings to Operations Management.
- Maintain equipment, vehicles, and work areas in a clean and serviceable condition.
- Mentor junior field personnel and perform other duties as assigned.
Education & Experience
- Minimum of five (5) years of experience in the completion tools or oilfield services industry.
- Strong understanding of surface and downhole hydraulic fracturing operations.
- Experience with pressure testing, QA/QC processes, and field troubleshooting.
- Must pass all required drug and alcohol testing.
- Valid driver's license with a clean driving record.
- Must be able to obtain and maintain required safety certifications.
Technical Experience
Candidates should have experience and working knowledge of the following:
- Surface Hydraulic Fracturing Equipment: Pressure pumping spreads, manifolds, treating iron, blenders, data vans, and pressure monitoring.
- Downhole Hydraulic Fracturing Operations: Plug-and-perf, sliding sleeves, ball-drop systems, and multi-stage completions.
- Completion Tools: Frac sleeves, bridge plugs, frac plugs, packers, liner hangers, and dissolvable completion technologies.
- Mechanical and hydraulic setting tools.
- Pressure Control Equipment: Lubricators, grease injection systems, wellhead equipment, and high-pressure iron.
- Pressure testing equipment and procedures.
- Bottom Hole Assembly (BHA) interpretation and assembly.
- Rig-up and rig-down procedures.
- Troubleshooting hydraulic, pneumatic, electrical, and mechanical systems.
- Inventory control and safe transportation of oilfield equipment.
Physical Requirements
- Frequently lift, carry, push, and pull equipment weighing up to 75 pounds.
- Stand, walk, bend, kneel, squat, crawl, and climb for extended periods.
- Climb ladders, frac equipment, rigs, trailers, and elevated work platforms.
- Work outdoors in extreme weather conditions including heat, cold, wind, rain, dust, and mud.
- Operate hand tools, hydraulic equipment, and pressure testing equipment safely.
- Wear all required PPE including FRC, hard hat, safety glasses, gloves, hearing protection, respiratory protection, and fall protection.
- Work safely around high-pressure systems, heavy equipment, and moving vehicles.
Travel Requirements
- Travel up to 80% as required.
- Travel throughout the Permian Basin, other U.S. operating regions, Canada, and North America.
- Overnight travel and extended stays away from home are expected.
- Must maintain a valid passport or be eligible to obtain one for international assignments.
Preferred Qualifications
- H2S Alive, H2S Clear, Safeland USA, PEC SafeLand, or equivalent certifications.
- First Aid/CPR/AED certification.
- Experience leading field crews and mentoring personnel.
- Experience planning customer jobs and conducting pre-job meetings.
- Proficiency with Microsoft Outlook, Word, Excel, and Teams.
- Experience with digital field reporting and inventory systems.
- Knowledge of DOT regulations, quality management systems, and continuous improvement.