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Pulling and laying down Rods, Tubing and Casing on the tubing board or Rod basket. Align tubing sections perpendicularly over well bore to assist in connection of tubing sections and prevent damage to treads of tubing sections.
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Duties include assisting in rigging up and rigging down, pulling/laying down rods, tubing, casing and other functions specified by customer or well operator. Lifts, attaches, installs and works with matting boards, tubing, rods, casing and associated well equipment, such as rod strippers, polish rods, etc.
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Direct other crew members in rigging up guy-lines, various equipment, and tools; lift, remove, install and operate wellhead, pumping units matting boards, tubing, rods, casing, rod strippers, polish rods, stripper heads and other production equipment in a manner consistent with safe operating procedures to perform the contracted services.
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Positions, lifts, attaches, installs and works with matting boards, tubing, rods, casing and associated well equipment, such as rod strippers, polish rods, etc. Works on elevated platform handling rods, tubing and other equipment related with well servicing.
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Measure, thread, bend, and install EMT (Electrical Metallic Tubing) and rigid conduit in accordance with electrical codes and project specifications. Desired relevant experience as a Residential Electrician, Commercial Electrician, or Oilfield Electrician.
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