Mcloud, OK · On-site
$65K - $104K/yr
This is not an entry-level role. We are looking for a "hunter" -- someone who knows how to find ... Geologists - Mud Loggers - Drilling Supervisors - Completions Engineers - Secondary Rental ...
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Mcloud, OK · On-site
$65K - $104K/yr
This is not an entry-level role. We are looking for a "hunter" -- someone who knows how to find ... Geologists - Mud Loggers - Drilling Supervisors - Completions Engineers - Secondary Rental ...
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If you want to get an entry-level job as a geologist, you need to pursue a bachelor's degree in geology or environmental science. You need a strong knowledge of physics, math, and physical science. Many geologists use geographic information systems (GIS) and global positioning systems (GPS) to fulfill their duties, so you must be familiar with these technologies. If you work in a specific industry, such as petroleum, mining, or city planning, you need a basic understanding of the policies, procedures, and regulations associated with the field. Additional qualifications include researching skills and excellent communication abilities.
| Aspect | Entry Level Geologist | Geotechnical Engineer |
|---|---|---|
| Required Credentials | Bachelor's in Geology or Earth Sciences | Bachelor's in Civil Engineering, Geotechnical Engineering, or related field |
| Work Environment | Fieldwork, sampling, lab analysis | Design, analysis, site assessments |
| Industry Usage | Mining, environmental consulting, oil & gas | Construction, infrastructure, foundation design |
Entry Level Geologists and Geotechnical Engineers often share educational backgrounds and work in related industries. While geologists focus on studying Earth's materials and field sampling, geotechnical engineers apply engineering principles to soil and rock analysis for construction projects. Both roles may involve site investigations, but their specific tasks and career paths differ. Understanding these distinctions helps job seekers identify the right entry point in the geosciences or engineering fields.
$65K - $104K/yr
Full-time
Re-posted 17 days ago
OVERVIEW – SALES REPRESENTATIVE (OIL & GAS / INDUSTRIAL SAFETY)
Location: Local and Remote / Field-Based (U.S. – Oil & Gas Regions Preferred)
Compensation: Salary and Commission-Based (High Earning Potential)
ABOUT RIGWIRE https://rigwire.com/
Simply- Rigwire has developed a rugged, field-ready gas detection solutions designed specifically for harsh oilfield environments. Our device is built to detect hazardous gases such as methane, CO2, and H2S, helping protect personnel and operations on drilling sites, rigs, and industrial locations.
We are focused on practical, hardened, reliable technology that works where it matters most — in the field.
POSITION OVERVIEW
We are looking for an experienced, driven, self-starting sales professional to help bring our gas detection equipment to market. This is a high-impact role with significant earning potential for someone who understands the oil & gas industry and already has relationships in the field and ready to expand into other markets.
This is not an entry-level role. We are looking for a “hunter” — someone who knows how to find opportunities, open doors, and close deals.
RESPONSIBILITIES
- Identify and develop new business opportunities in oil & gas and industrial sectors
- Sell gas detection equipment to:
- Mud logging companies
- Drilling contractors
- Oil & gas operators
- HSE (Health, Safety & Environmental) managers
- Leverage existing industry relationships to generate sales
- Conduct product demonstrations and explain technical benefits
- Build and manage a sales pipeline
- Close deals and drive revenue growth
IDEAL CANDIDATE
- Experience selling into oil & gas, industrial safety, or drilling operations
- Existing contacts in mud logging, drilling, or HSE roles
- Proven track record of closing B2B sales
- Comfortable selling technical equipment
- Self-motivated and able to work independently
- Strong communication and negotiation skills
REQUIRED
- Drug testing
- Complete background check
- Reliable transportation
PREFERRED BACKGROUND
- People person
- Sales experience with gas detection equipment or safety systems
- Experience working with companies such as drilling contractors, service companies, or equipment providers
- Familiarity with field operations and rig environments
COMPENSATION
- $65,000 to $104,000 annual
- High commission structure (uncapped)
- Full time salary
- Flexible structure
WHY JOIN RIGWIRE
- Sell a product designed specifically for real-world oilfield conditions
- Massive market need for reliable gas detection
- Opportunity to get in early with a growing company
- Direct impact on company growth and direction
GENERAL PARTS OF YOUR DAY
- Prospecting For Mud Logging Rentals (see below)
- Prospecting For Secondary Markets (see below)
- Prospecting For Government Sales
- Advertising
OILFIELD/MUD LOGGING RENTALS
- Mud logging companies
- Petroleum Geologists
- Operations Geologists
- Mud Loggers
- Drilling Supervisors
- Completions Engineers
- Secondary Rental/replacement of the Pason Gas detector
SECONDARY MARKET EXAMPLES
- Biogas fuel quality
- Wastewater treatment plant
- Industrial digester
- Agriculture processing facility with biogas
- Anything that has a need for rugged continuous gas monitoring
HOW TO APPLY
- Call or send a brief introduction along with your experience and any relevant industry contacts or background.
- Call: 405 341 2434
- Email: support@iballinst.com