Crewperson

Employer description

• Support daily activities associated with the Well Return Program. • Clean pin and box threaded connections on returned tubular products using approved cleaning methods, tools, and materials. • Remove thread compound, grease, dirt, rust, scale, debris, and other contaminants from threaded areas as required. • Prepare threaded connections for visual inspection and subsequent processing. • Exercise care during cleaning to prevent damage to threads, seals, shoulders, and other critical connection surfaces. • Identify and report visible damage or abnormal conditions discovered during the cleaning process, including damaged threads, corrosion, dents, deformation, or excessive wear. • Properly handle and position tubular products during cleaning and processing activities. • Install or remove thread protectors as required by the established work process. • Segregate or identify material according to job instructions and Well Return Program requirements. • Assist with receiving, staging, moving, and organizing returned material. • Maintain traceability and identification of material throughout the work process. • Use approved hand tools, cleaning equipment, and materials in accordance with applicable procedures. • Inspect tools and equipment before use and immediately report damaged or unsafe equipment. • Maintain good housekeeping around cleaning stations, racks, work areas, and material staging locations. • Properly collect and dispose of used cleaning materials, debris, thread compound, and other waste according to facility and environmental requirements. • Participate in pre-job safety meetings, toolbox talks, job safety analyses, and other required HSE activities. • Wear required personal protective equipment (PPE) and follow all applicable safety requirements. • Immediately report unsafe conditions, incidents, near misses, product damage, and quality concerns. • Assist inspectors, supervisors, and other Associated Services personnel as needed to maintain safe and efficient workflow. • Complete required documentation accurately and follow supervisor instructions and established work procedures. • Perform other related duties as assigned. • Follow all NOV HSE policies, procedures, and site-specific requirements. • Complete required hazard assessments before beginning work. • Use appropriate PPE for cleaning, material handling, and other assigned activities. • Follow approved chemical handling requirements and review applicable Safety Data Sheets (SDS). • Maintain awareness of pinch points, suspended loads, rotating equipment, material movement, sharp edges, and other workplace hazards. • Never place hands or body parts in an unsafe position while tubular products are being moved or handled. • Stop work and immediately notify supervision when an unsafe condition exists. • High school diploma or GED preferred. • Previous experience with tubular products, threaded connections, inspection support, oilfield equipment, or industrial cleaning is preferred. • Ability to recognize basic thread and connection features. • Basic mechanical aptitude and ability to safely use hand tools and cleaning equipment. • Ability to follow written work instructions and verbal directions. • Ability to maintain product identification and traceability. • Ability to work effectively as part of a team in an industrial environment. • Ability to complete all required NOV safety, quality, and job-specific training.