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Rolfson Oil

Senior Proposal Manager

Addison, TX · On-site

... oil field operations and data center / hyperscale clients. The EVP runs fast: customer ... Day to day, you'll run his world -- calendar, travel, inbox, and the details that can't slip. In ...

Sentry ND

Insulation/Building Foreman

Watford City, ND · On-site

$30 - $35/hr

... on oil field sites. The successful candidate will be responsible for overseeing all aspects of tin ... Valid driver's license and ability to travel to remote job sites * Safety certifications (e.g., H2S ...

Sentry ND

Insulation/Building Foreman

Watford City, ND

$30 - $35/hr

... on oil field sites. The successful candidate will be responsible for overseeing all aspects of tin ... Valid driver's license and ability to travel to remote job sites * Safety certifications (e.g., H2S ...

Titan Energy Services

Electrician - Journeyman

Dickinson, ND · On-site

$26.25 - $36/hr

... oil field and industrial experience. * Possess and maintain a valid driver's license. * Reliable transportation to travel when needed. * Successful completion and passing of company drug screen ...

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As of Aug 7, 2026, the average hourly pay for traveling oil field in the United States is $25.27, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $19.71 and $27.64 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

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To thrive as a Traveling Oil Field worker, you need strong mechanical aptitude, physical stamina, a high school diploma or equivalent, and often specific experience in oil and gas operations. Familiarity with drilling rigs, heavy machinery, safety protocols, and certifications like HAZWOPER or OSHA are commonly required. Excellent teamwork, adaptability to new environments, and effective communication are standout soft skills. These abilities are crucial because the role involves travel to various sites, strict adherence to safety standards, and efficient coordination within diverse field teams.

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Traveling Oil Field positions usually require working in rotational shifts, such as two weeks on followed by one week off, with frequent travel to remote drilling or production sites. Employees often stay on location for the duration of their shift and may need to relocate temporarily depending on the project. You should be prepared for extended time away from home and to work outdoors in varying weather conditions. This travel commitment is a key aspect of the role and offers exposure to different operations and teams, making it an excellent opportunity for those seeking hands-on experience and career growth in the energy sector.

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A Traveling Oil Field job involves working in various locations where oil extraction and drilling operations are conducted. These roles often require employees to travel frequently, sometimes to remote areas, and work on a rotational schedule. Common positions include drillers, rig operators, technicians, and safety specialists. Workers must be adaptable to different environments and have physical endurance, as the job can be demanding. Pay is typically competitive, with additional compensation for travel and lodging.

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Senior Proposal Manager

Rolfson Oil

Addison, TX • On-site

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Job description

Rolfson Oil, a Trive Capital portfolio company, is North America’s largest oilfield-only fueling provider — $1B+ in revenue across the Permian, Bakken, MidCon, Powder River, and Haynesville basins, growing rapidly through acquisition.


The job, in plain terms

Rolfson's Critical Infrastructure Division keeps power flowing and fuel moving for customers who can't afford downtime — oil field operations and data center / hyperscale clients. The EVP runs fast: customer relationships, a growing pipeline of opportunities, and the day-to-day on top of it. This role is his right hand. Day to day, you'll run his world — calendar, travel, inbox, and the details that can't slip. In parallel, you'll take ownership of the proposal and opportunity pipeline, writing and managing the commercial documents that win work. As the division grows, you'll help build — and eventually help lead — the Opportunities team. It starts hands-on and scales with you.


What you'll own

• Run the EVP's day: calendar, travel, inbox, and gatekeeping — anticipate needs, protect his time, make sure nothing slips.

• Own the proposal and opportunity pipeline: draft, structure, and manage commercial proposals and RFP responses for power and fuel-reliability solutions.

• Translate technical power and fuel detail into clear, persuasive, customer-facing language.

• Build and maintain trackers, an opportunity/deal pipeline, dashboards, and SOPs.

• Coordinate across customers, partners, and internal teams — clear, direct, no noise.

• Grow into building and eventually leading the Opportunities team as the division scales.


What we're looking for

• Executive-grade organization and reliability — you can own an EVP's calendar, travel, and inbox and let nothing slip.

• Sharp, persuasive commercial writing — you can turn technical detail into a clean proposal or a two-line answer, whichever the moment needs.

• Genuine comfort with urgency; you prioritize well and stay steady when several things break at once.

• Strong Excel/Sheets — you build the tracker and the pipeline, you don't wait for one.

• An independent operator's mindset: give you the goal and the constraints, and you run.


Bonus points

• Background in power/energy, distributed generation, energy markets (ERCOT), oil & gas or oil-field services, data center / hyperscale, or midstream.

• Experience writing proposals or managing an opportunity/deal pipeline.

• You've supported a senior executive or run a chief-of-staff function before.

• You want to grow into building and leading a team.


This job is not for you if…

• You need detailed instructions and steady reassurance to move.

• Tight deadlines and shifting priorities stress you out.

• You prefer formal corporate process over getting the thing done.

• “That's not in my job description” is a sentence you say.

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