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Internship Oil Rig Worker Jobs in Kentucky (NOW HIRING)

$40K - $53K/yr

... oil and gas revenue accounting experience and proficient working knowledge of Excalibur. Ad hoc ... The Citation internship and recruiting program continues to be very successful and holds ...

There is 2,300 times more energy in geothermal heat in the ground than in oil, gas, coal, and ... rig or equivalent work. * Working knowledge of rotary drilling equipment, directional drilling ...

There is 2,300 times more energy in geothermal heat in the ground than in oil, gas, coal, and ... rig or equivalent work. * Working knowledge of rotary drilling equipment, directional drilling ...

$77K - $105K/yr

Translate and adapt NA best practices to Chinese assets (deep shale gas and tight oil/gas ... Working knowledge of the full well lifecycle, from well planning and drilling through completion ...

... all working with a shared understanding of what matters most. The firm is known for its kind ... Our team works on complex strategic, commercial, and transformational issues across oil & gas ...

Experience in Oil and Gas Industry preferred * Strong data entry and reporting skills * Available ... It requires working on rig sites where surface areas are often muddy or slippery. It also requires ...

... oil and gas industry. Stream-Flo offers employees a competitive salary, profit sharing, and a ... Support all rig down time by being on location providing oversight until resolved. * Execute ...

... working in the field to support production operations while adhering to safety standards and ... Properly rig materials to be lifted * Complete all required field paperwork for job location and ...

Supervision and completion of the rig in and out of the equipment associated with the job ... Working knowledge of rules and regulations provided by governing regulatory bodies and the ...

$56K - $76K/yr

Your design scope covers the working-fluid pressure boundary, the structural and layout ... You will support test rig design and instrumentation placement, then take what the data says about ...

$66K - $91K/yr

Your design scope covers the working-fluid pressure boundary, the structural and layout ... You will support test rig design and instrumentation placement, then take what the data says about ...

Working with senior members of the team, assist in development of key marketing materials and ... rig schedules, type curve inputs, & economic limit * Deep understanding of Microsoft Office ...

$43.50 - $57/hr

Support field trials and initial deployments, working closely with field personnel and customers to ... the oilfield services industry. * Knowledge of drilling operations and rig-site practices; prior ...

$14.50 - $19.25/hr

This role supports scheduling activities, nominations, and settlement processes while working ... oil scheduling, logistics, or operations (internships applicable); with a preference on both crude ...

We are changing the landscape of drilling by using cutting-edge rig technologies and drilling ... Comfort working in a fast-paced environment where change and ambiguity are common. * Ability to ...

Maintain awareness of market conditions, customer requirements, rig activity, industry trends, and ... Working knowledge of commercial contracting, pricing strategies, forecasting, and opportunity ...

$24 - $31.25/hr

... oilfield services, including working knowledge of workover rigs, downhole tools, wellsite ... rig-site conditions, and moving equipment. * Lift up to 50 pounds occasionally, with team lift or ...

... working with component owners to ensure thermal performance is met. Experience with high ... Support test rig design and instrumentation placement. Utilize collected data to improve component ...

... working with component owners to ensure thermal performance is met. Experience with high ... Support test rig design and instrumentation placement. Utilize collected data to improve component ...

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Internship Oil Rig Worker information

What is the difference between Internship Oil Rig Worker vs Roustabout?

AspectInternship Oil Rig WorkerRoustabout
CredentialsTypically students or entry-level with basic safety trainingHigh school diploma, safety certifications often required
Work EnvironmentOn-site, supervised, learning-focusedOn-site, physically demanding, hands-on
Industry UsageInternship for training and experienceFull-time, operational role on rigs

The main difference is that an Internship Oil Rig Worker is a training position for newcomers gaining industry experience, while a Roustabout is a full-time, entry-level worker responsible for general labor tasks on the rig. Internships are temporary and educational, whereas roustabouts are permanent staff involved in daily operations.

Can you intern on an internship oil rig worker?

Internships for oil rig workers are available for individuals interested in gaining hands-on experience in the oil and gas industry. These internships often require relevant education, safety training, and sometimes certifications such as H2S or OSHA. Interns typically work under supervision and may assist with equipment operation, safety procedures, and maintenance tasks.

How easy is it to get hired at an internship oil rig worker?

Getting hired as an internship oil rig worker typically requires relevant safety certifications, such as Basic Offshore Safety Induction and Emergency Training (BOSIET), and some prior technical or mechanical skills. Competition can be high due to the demanding environment and limited positions, but candidates with strong safety awareness and relevant background have better chances of securing an internship. The hiring process often involves assessments, interviews, and demonstrating a willingness to work in challenging conditions.

What cities in Kentucky are hiring for Internship Oil Rig Worker jobs?

Cities in Kentucky with the most Internship Oil Rig Worker job openings:

Brandenburg Nucor Location - Laborer/Operator

Newport, KY โ€ข On-site

$15.75 - $19.25/hr

Full-time

Re-posted 27 days ago


Key responsibilities

  • Operate a loader or skid steer to unload cargo and perform routine inspections and maintenance on equipment

  • Use hand and radio signals to direct crane or excavator and assist with rigging loads for crane or excavator

  • Perform safety checks, report equipment failures, and maintain cleanliness of work area and equipment


Job description

Description
Job Overview
A C&B Marine Loader Operator is responsible for operating a loader or skid steer to clean and unload cargo. An ideal Loader Operator is a team player who can work in all weather conditions, enjoys learning new skills in a fast-paced environment, and is interested in a rewarding long-term career. Although this is an entry level position, those who can demonstrate a willingness to learn and work hard may be rewarded with advancement opportunities.
Responsibilities/Job Content
  • Operate a loader or skid steer
  • Perform routine inspections and maintenance on loader or skid steer
  • Rig loads for crane or excavator
  • Inspect and maintain rigging
  • Chip and paint
  • Report all equipment failures or hazardous conditions to supervisor
  • Ensure that all fire extinguishers are properly charged and tagged and that all other safety equipment is operational
  • Maintain a clean and tidy personal quarter and workspace free of spillage and equipment that is not in use
  • Shovel and sweep gunnels and hoppers
  • *Use a leaf blower to clean gunnels and hoppers
  • Shingle for an extended period of time in a confined space
  • Potentially use company vehicle to do a part run.
  • Handle line to secure barges
  • Check and add fluids to machinery, grease equipment, change air filters and change oil
  • Use hand and radio signals to direct crane/excavator
  • *Assist dry dock and rig workers as instructed
  • Complete all other duties as directed by the supervisor, person-in-charge or his designate.
  • Perform all tasks in accordance with U.S. Coast Guard, OSHA, MSHA and C&B Marine safety and environmental policies

Requirements
Requirements/Qualifications
Experience
  • No experience is necessary for the Loader Operator position but any experience with heavy machinery is preferred
Certifications
  • Must be able to obtain a TWIC card within 30 days of employment and maintain thereafter
Physical
A successful General Laborer should be able to do the following several times in a day:
  • Operate a loader or skid steer using hand and foot controls
  • Ascend and descend an 18-foot ladder while wearing a personal flotation device (PFD)
  • Ascend and descend 4 flights of stairs without stopping or losing balance
  • Fit through normal barge manhole that is 56.5-inches in circumference
  • Transition to and from a small boat from a towing vessel with a 30-inch change in elevation while wearing a PFD
  • Step up and down a 12 inch change in elevation without stopping or losing balance
  • Walk safely on uneven decks while maintaining balance at all times
  • Walk 1200 feet while carrying a 50-pound load
  • Lift with legs to pick up a 50-pound load to the shoulder
  • Step over deck fittings and objects on deck while maintaining balance
  • Reach up 90-degrees with both arms while sitting and standing and pull downward
  • Lift 50-pounds from waist to overhead
  • Work while wearing a dust mask
  • *Be prepared to be clean shaven to wear full respiratory facemask
Other
Upon receiving an offer of employment from C&B, employment is conditioned upon the new hire satisfying the below requirements:
  • passing a background check,
  • providing proof of eligibility to lawfully work in the United States, and
  • passing a pre-employment physical and drug screen.