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CDL License with hazmat and tanker endorsements required. We own an extensive network of pipeline transportation, terminalling, storage and gathering assets in key crude oil and NGL producing basins and transportation corridors and at major market hubs in the United States and Canada.
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J OB DESCRIPTION - Automotive Technician NON CDL. Class A Commercial Driver's License (CDL) - Preferred. Powered vehicle propulsion includes diesel, gasoline and alternative technology power plants (including compressed natural gas, liquefied natural gas, propane, hybrid and electrical in some locations.
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Class B CDL license to drive workover rig (not required-but encouraged) Lift, remove, install, and operate wellhead, pumping units matting boards, tubing, rods, casing, rod strippers, polish rods, JU stripper heads and other production equipment as required to perform the contracted services.
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A duties also includecleaning, fueling, repairing, and maintaining workover rig equipment to include greasing, changing oils and lubricants as needed and on a regularly scheduled basis. Assisting in the rigging up and rigging down of the workover Rig.
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Operates a variety of trucks and equipment including, but not limited to, loaders, skid steer, mini excavator, and self-propelled packer
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Valid CDL Class B. If youre a licensed CDL Driver looking to advance your career with a nationally established company, look no further. Flatbed, knuckle boom and/or box truck experience is preferred.
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Select Water Solutions’ Poly and Containment CDL Driver is responsible for safely operating a truck with a capacity of at least 26,000 pounds Gross Vehicle Weight. Class A CDL driving experience, flatbed driving experience preferred.
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Site to be Served: Sidney, MT (possibly Williston, ND as needed)
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Valid Driver's License (NON CDL) Employees in this role ensure that regular operational and maintenance activities are carried out on a daily, weekly and monthly basis, including the capture of gas samples, maintenance of gas metering equipment, and launching and retrieving pipeline rigs.
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Job Description: Do you like sleeping at home in your own bed?
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Select's CDL Winch Truck Driver drives and operates a Winch Truck equipped with a single winch, to load and move frac tanks; or with the use of a float (flatbed trailer) to pick up, transport and unload oil field servicing or drilling equipment including but not limited to open top tanks, sand separators, choke manifolds, pipe racks, catwalks and any other equipment, from and to various locations within the work area.
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On average, Plains handles more than 6 million barrels per day of crude oil and NGL in its Transportation segment. Plains All American is an industry-leading transportation and midstream provider specializing in transportation, storage, processing and marketing solutions for crude oil and natural gas liquids (NGLs.
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Minimum of 1 year Verifiable CDL Class A driving experience. Valid CDL Class A - Required. The Sand Hauler is responsible for the safe operation of a truck tractor and pneumatic or chassis trailer while hauling frac sand to active hydraulic fracturing locations.
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Having a Class B CDL and knowledge to road a rig is a very big bonus! Have you worked as a Floorhand for 1 to 2 years on a workover rig? Key Energy Services has immediate openings in our Williston, ND location for Floorhand 2.
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Under the direction of a Rig Manager, the Rig Operator organizes the rig crew (Floor Hands and Derrick Hands), conducts Job Safety Meetings, delegates the collection of materials and equipment needed to perform the contracted services, drives the Rig to the work site, operates the rig and equipment and directs the crew to set-up and prepare the rig for the tasks to be performed.
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