i have an offer from a company to be a pump truck operator ... what does that job do? i know it involves a tanker, and pump, but what are they actually doing out there at the well site and is this a solo job or is there a crew??? any clues... youtubes are not clear, google thinks only about cement and the offer and job description doesnt say
what does a pump truck operator for a wireline/completions co do?
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If you're talking about a vac truck on a wireline/coil job then you basically do whatever the company man(rep) needs you to do which is mostly bringing freshwater from a frac pit or station to location and filling the few tanks that the wireline/coil/clean out/completions crew are using and/or taking away fluids that cant be recirculated or will damage the downhole tools. Usually there are only 2 or 3 trucks on standby if the downhole fluids can successfully be recirculated in situ, if not, then 1 or 2 trucks will be taking away waste fluids and 1 or 2 trucks will be retrieving fresh water. You'll definitely get hours.
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well i accepted the job I will find out soon enough what the job actually is just hope it wont involve getting lost with no cell signal by myself out in the middle of no where looking for life, signal, or the well site
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Once you figure out the LSD map system you cannot get lost.
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