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Rig Mover Jobs (NOW HIRING)

Organizing the rig move and the moving/ spotting of the rig, and equipment on location. Keeping all records up to date. Manage maintenance and equipment upgrades within financial limitations as ...

Organizing the rig move and the moving/ spotting of the rig, and equipment on location. Keeping all records up to date. Manage maintenance and equipment upgrades within financial limitations as ...

The Rig Manager is also responsible for planning and directing drilling operations, rig moves, as well as regular communication with Company personnel, third parties and Customer representatives. The ...

Organizing the rig move and the moving/ spotting of the rig, and equipment on location. Keeping all records up to date. Manage maintenance and equipment upgrades within financial limitations as ...

The Rig Manager is also responsible for planning and directing drilling operations, rig moves, as well as regular communication with Company personnel, third parties and Customer representatives. The ...

The Rig Operator, reporting to the assigned Tool Pusher, leads a 4-5-person workover rig crew, and ... and moving machinery. * Must be able to travel as job requires. * Work may be performed in all ...

The Rig Operator, reporting to the assigned Tool Pusher, leads a 4-5-person workover rig crew, and ... and moving machinery. * Must be able to travel as job requires. * Work may be performed in all ...

The Rig Operator, reporting to the assigned Tool Pusher, leads a 4-5-person workover rig crew, and ... and moving machinery. * Must be able to travel as job requires. * Work may be performed in all ...

Rig Hand As a Rig Hand in the Upstream Oil and Gas industry, you will be an essential part of our ... Handle manual labor tasks, including lifting, carrying, and moving heavy equipment and materials ...

The Rig Operator, reporting to the assigned Tool Pusher, leads a 4-5-person workover rig crew, and ... and moving machinery. * Must be able to travel as job requires. * Work may be performed in all ...

The Rig Operator, reporting to the assigned Tool Pusher, leads a 4-5-person workover rig crew, and ... and moving machinery. * Must be able to travel as job requires. * Work may be performed in all ...

Rig Operator

La Salle, CO · On-site

$29 - $34/hr

The Rig Operator, reporting to the assigned Tool Pusher, leads a 4-5-person workover rig crew, and ... and moving machinery. * Must be able to travel as job requires. * Work may be performed in all ...

The Rig Operator, reporting to the assigned Tool Pusher, leads a 4-5-person workover rig crew, and ... and moving machinery. * Must be able to travel as job requires. * Work may be performed in all ...

Rig Operator The Rig Operator, reporting to the assigned Tool Pusher/Field Supervisor, leads a 4-5 ... and moving machinery. * Must be able to travel as job requires. * Work may be performed in all ...

The Rig Operator, reporting to the assigned Tool Pusher/Field Supervisor, leads a 4-5-person ... and moving machinery. * Must be able to travel as job requires. * Work may be performed in all ...

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How much do rig mover jobs pay per hour?

As of Aug 23, 2026, the average hourly pay for rig mover in the United States is $18.19, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $16.11 and $19.47 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is a rig mover?

A Rig Mover is responsible for planning, coordinating, and executing the relocation of drilling rigs from one site to another. This involves overseeing logistics, ensuring safety protocols are followed, and managing equipment such as cranes, trucks, and trailers. Rig Movers work closely with drilling crews, transport teams, and safety personnel to minimize downtime and ensure efficient movement. Knowledge of rig structures, transportation regulations, and site preparation is essential for this role.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a rig mover?

To thrive as a Rig Mover, you need expertise in operating heavy machinery, knowledge of rigging techniques, and a strong understanding of safety protocols, often bolstered by a commercial driver's license (CDL) and relevant field experience. Familiarity with hydraulic jacks, winches, load charts, and GPS coordination systems is common, as well as certifications such as H2S and crane operation endorsements. Strong leadership, problem-solving abilities, and effective communication skills are vital for coordinating with crews and clients during complex moves. These skills are critical to ensure safe, efficient, and successful relocation of drilling rigs in challenging and dynamic environments.

What are the typical challenges a rig mover faces on the job?

Rig Movers frequently encounter challenges such as maneuvering large equipment in confined or rugged areas, adapting to changing weather or site conditions, and ensuring strict adherence to safety regulations. Time pressure can be significant, especially when coordinating moves between active drilling sites, which requires careful planning and collaboration with multi-disciplinary teams. Effective communication with rig crews, transport drivers, and site supervisors is crucial to anticipate potential obstacles and prevent costly delays or accidents. Mastering these challenges not only keeps operations running smoothly but also demonstrates the expertise and leadership valued for advancement in this field.

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Infographic showing various Rig Mover job openings in the United States as of August 2026, with employment types broken down into 1% As Needed, 90% Full Time, 3% Part Time, 2% Contract, and 4% Nights. Highlights an 98% Physical, 1% Hybrid, and 1% Remote job distribution, with an average salary of $37,827 per year, or $18.2 per hour.

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Job description

Rig managers are responsible foroverseeing the day-to-day operations of drilling rigs, well sites, and other industrial equipment. They ensure that all personnel are working safely and efficiently to complete their assigned tasks. Rig managers are also tasked with budgeting and managing relationships with vendors or suppliers.

Essential Duties Include:

Responding to the requests of the Operations Manager, and the Field Supervisor.

Managing all activities on location with the rig, crew and the equipment.

Assess crew-member competencies, and determine training needs.

Ensure all required documentation is maintained, including certifications and daily tour reports.

Execute approved training, and operational plans; directing drilling crews as required.

Communicating with the oil company representative (clients).

Ensure compliance to policies and programs for all individuals reporting to the drilling site.

Ensuring maintenance of the rig equipment is completed as company dictates.

Ensure good communication between the Engineering and personnel departments, in arranging off site training and recruiting, maintaining / upgrading rig and associated equipment.

Ensuring compliance with government, oil company, and rig company regulations, policies and practices.

Organizing the rig move and the moving/ spotting of the rig, and equipment on location.

Keeping all records up to date.

Manage maintenance and equipment upgrades within financial limitations as determined by Management. Maintaining all documentation on a daily and monthly basis.

Prepare and conduct site safety meetings.

Monitor and correct activities and / or behavior, to ensure compliance to environmental policy and procedures.

Prepare and submit daily reports to Operations