The Site Supervisor 3 is responsible for supervising day-to-day field fracturing operations and ensuring successful service delivery to the customer. This role coordinates personnel, equipment configuration, and materials while maintaining strict adherence to safety, operational, and regulatory standards.
Key responsibilities include:
Supervise day-to-day fracturing operations at the wellsite and ensure full service delivery to the client
Coordinate location configuration, equipment spotting, and placement of treating equipment
Monitor pumping operations from the data van and ensure safe execution of treatment plans
Ensure required materials and resources are available for operations
Conduct pre-job and post-job safety meetings identifying risks to personnel and the environment
Perform wellsite reviews prior to crew arrival
Review and ensure adherence to the Service Quality Plan (SQP)
Conduct risk assessments and develop contingency plans for operational challenges
Maintain equipment cleanliness and organization on location
Coach, mentor, and train service operators and other field personnel
Utilize competency processes to improve job performance and operational standards
Maintain compliance with company policies, customer requirements, and regulatory guidelines
Represent NexTier professionally to customers and stakeholders
Complete respirator fit testing and other safety requirements
Perform other duties as assigned
Job Requirements (Knowledge, Skills & Abilities)
Advanced knowledge of QHSE and DOT policies, procedures, and industry best practices
Strong knowledge of rig-up/rig-down procedures, pumping operations, and equipment maintenance
Advanced understanding of fracturing equipment and wellsite operations
Knowledge of chemicals, proppant systems, and QA/QC processes
Ability to train, coach, and evaluate service operators
Strong leadership and supervisory skills, including the ability to manage performance and disciplinary actions
Ability to conduct audits, perform hazard assessments, and lead safety meetings
Strong customer service skills with commitment to service quality
Ability to work effectively in a dynamic operational environment with defined deadlines
Ability to manage operational documentation, reporting, and compliance records
Basic understanding of operational logistics and coordination
Strong written and verbal communication skills
Ability to mentor and supervise teams in field operations
High School Diploma or GED required
7–10 years of field experience in hydraulic fracturing or related oilfield operations
Valid Driver’s License
Assigned courses: Front Line Leadership; Art of Communication
Ability to understand and communicate in English for safety and operational instructions
Additional Details (Working Conditions & Physical Demands)
Field-based role with 100% travel to wellsite locations. Outdoor work environment with exposure to extreme temperatures, noise, chemicals, and industrial hazards. Work schedules may exceed 8 hours per shift, depending on operations. Ability to lift up to 50 pounds. Medium physical work, including standing, walking, climbing, kneeling, crouching, and repetitive hand movement. Exposure to confined spaces, heavy equipment, and moving machinery. Respirator fit testing is required for this role.
