Has responsibility for operating Pumping Unit/Pump Jack equipment and/or machinery. Duties may involve some technical elements but primarily focused on running equipment/machinery/systems. Role is hands-on and directly manipulates the equipment, machinery or system; requiring precise instrumentation/operation. Acts at field operations as an effective member of a field crew, supporting the delivery under supervision of a Field Engineer or Field Specialist.Responsibilities and duties:Identify and explain function of all primary equipment.Identify, explain function and operate all auxiliary equipment.Apply all the disciplines of driving, rigging up, operating and rigging down equipment on location.Maintain equipment and accurate driving records as required by region specific transportation requirements.Maintain satisfactory driving record.Communicate details and directions in a clear and coherent manner.Understand and adhere to all safety regulations and applicable Weatherford Policies.Perform duties according to the documented Quality Policy and comply with all requirements of the Quality Systems Manual, Standard Operating Procedures and Workplace Instructions.Perform various other duties assigned by supervisor within the physical constraints of the job.ExperienceEntry level positionPumping Unit Service experience a plusHigh School diploma/GED, skilled labour certificate or equivalent.Mechanical AptitudeValid Driver's License;CDL preferred, but not requiredComply with region specific driving regulations and Health Requirements. (US Region: DOT)Work flexible rotational schedule, including long and/or irregular hours.Must have a telephone and the ability to be on 24 hour call.Work Schedule/Rotation ConsiderationsRotator / Living Allowance OfferedRotational schedules available:3 weeks on / 2 weeks off4 weeks on / 2 weeks off4 weeks on / 1 week offTravel within the U.S. covered up to $1,000 with any 4-week rotational schedule