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Drill Out Operator III

Midland, TX · On-site

Independently manage frac, drill out, flowback, and production operations while troubleshooting and ... Expert manifold operator, plug catcher, SKO, Line Heater, and separator operator * Data Collection ...

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Drill Out Operator III

Midland, TX · On-site

Independently manage frac, drill out, flowback, and production operations while troubleshooting and ... Expert manifold operator, plug catcher, SKO, Line Heater, and separator operator * Data Collection ...

TSSands

Transload Operator (Towanda)

Towanda, PA · On-site

Coordinate the unloading of frac sand from railcars and the loading of sand into semi trucks in ... Operate, monitor, and assist with sand conveyor systems and related transload equipment to ensure ...

FESCO LTD.

Hydraulic Choke Operator

Pecos, TX · On-site

Rigging up a portable separator and heater * Lift chicksan bundles weighing ±65 lbs. * Attach ... Monitor and maintain hydraulic choke equipment during coiled tubing washes, frac flowback etc.

FESCO LTD.

Hydraulic Choke Operator

Lufkin, TX · On-site

Rigging up a portable separator and heater * Lift chicksan bundles weighing 65 lbs. * Attach ... Monitor and maintain hydraulic choke equipment during coiled tubing washes, frac flowback etc.

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As of Sep 7, 2026, the average hourly pay for assistant frac heater operator in the United States is $19.09, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $17.07 and $20.43 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is the difference between Assistant Frac Heater Operator vs Frac Heater Operator?

AspectAssistant Frac Heater OperatorFrac Heater Operator
CredentialsHigh school diploma, safety certifications, on-the-job trainingSame as Assistant, often requires more experience
Work EnvironmentAssists in heating operations on fracturing sites, often under supervisionLeads heating operations, responsible for equipment and safety
ResponsibilitiesSupports heater operation, monitors equipment, assists with safety protocolsOperates and maintains heater equipment, ensures efficient fracturing process

The main difference between an Assistant Frac Heater Operator and a Frac Heater Operator is the level of responsibility. The assistant supports and assists with heating operations, while the operator manages and oversees the entire process. Both roles require safety certifications and experience, but the operator typically has more hands-on control and decision-making authority.

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Infographic showing various Assistant Frac Heater Operator job openings in the United States as of August 2026, with employment types broken down into 1% As Needed, 75% Full Time, 21% Part Time, 1% Temporary, and 2% Contract. Highlights an 98% Physical, 1% Hybrid, and 1% Remote job distribution, with an average salary of $39,702 per year, or $19.1 per hour.

Hydraulic Choke Operator Assistant

FESCO LTD.

Alice, TX • On-site

Full-time

Re-posted 2 days ago

Job description

A Hydraulic Choke Operator Assistant performs work in drill out, flowback, well testing, and rig up/rig down services in oil and gas fracturing operations. They are responsible for tearing apart and rebuilding hydraulic chokes used in the field as well as operating this equipment from a command center. They must have knowledge of well testing equipment and the ability to diagnose, repair and troubleshoot malfunctions when needs arise. Basic computer knowledge is a must in order to perform data entry and to generate field reports. Ensure accurate collection and reporting of well production flowrates are documented as per internal and/or client based guidelines. Workload consists of 75% field and 25% shop. They must have a a clean driving record with the ability to obtain and maintain a commercial driver's license (Class "A" CDL).

I. Field Work

A. Rigging up a portable separator and heater

  1. Lift chicksan bundles weighing 65 lbs.
  2. Attach chicksan bundle to wellhead, entailing lift from ground level to above head level.
  3. Hammer unions from ground level to above head level.
  4. Drive flowline tie-down stakes with 8 lbs. to 12 lb. or larger sledgehammer or Electric Bosch demolition hammer weighing 60 lbs.
  5. Make up threaded connections with two (2) 24" pipe wrenches occasionally using a 36" pipe wrench from ground level to above head level.
  6. Monitor and maintain hydraulic choke equipment during coiled tubing washes, frac flowback etc.
  7. Operate hydraulic choke controls within safe parameters of the designate equipment.
  8. Maintains and repairs all components of high pressure operation: flowline/connections, hydraulic choke manifolds, sand separators, test separators, flare stacks, gas busters and safety systems.

B. Rigging up flowback manifold and sand separator.

  1. Load fittings weighing 40 lbs .each.
  2. Drive flowline tie-down stakes with 8lbs. or larger sledgehammer or electric Bosch demolition hammer weighing 60 lbs.
  3. Stoop, bend, twist, turn, and lift to align and join threaded components at heights from ground level to above head level.
  4. Carry and connect 15 foot long threaded pipe joints with a second person's assistance (1/4 joint weight 40 lbs.) Full 30' pipe joint weighs 140 lbs.
  5. Hammer union connections and screw threaded connections with 24" pipe wrench from ground level to above head level.
  6. Perform all routine choke changes, blowdowns, tank strapping and pressure readings anytime or when directed.

Shop Work

  1. Load and unload field work equipment weighing 70 lbs. to/from a height of 36"to 60".
  2. Lift items and fittings weighing 30 lbs. placing them on shelves head high.
  3. Occasionally lift weights 70 lbs. to a height of 36" to 60".
  4. Wash any and all FESCO equipment.
  5. Clean and sweep shop
  6. Turn around equipment in order for it to be ready for the next job.

Safety

  1. In order to comply with Department of Transportation regulations, must be able to pass a "DOT" physical, secure and maintain at least a Class "B" CDL with an "H" endorsement.
  2. Work in all types of weather conditions (i.e. extreme heat and cold and high humidity) for extended periods of time.
  3. Work in a toxic environment (Hydrogen Sulfide Gas) while wearing a self-contained breathing apparatus with full face sealed respiratory equipment weighing 30 lbs.
  4. Work at remote well locations 2 hours from the nearest medical facility.
  5. Work comfortably up to 15" above ground while wearing the appropriate fall protection equipment designated for the job.
  6. Close a large wellhead wing or master valve high or above in case of an emergency.
  7. Be mobile in the event of an emergency.
  8. Ability to evacuate a fellow employee in the event of an emergency.
  9. They will perform other duties assigned.
  10. They work under the direction of the District Manager.

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