As a Drilling TRS Crew Member, you will be working at the heart of rig operations, supporting tubular running activities that are fundamental to well construction. You will be operating mechanical and hydraulic TRS equipment, assisting with rig‑up and rig‑down, and ensuring safe handling of casing, tubing, and related tools.

As a Drilling TRS Crew Member, you will be responsible for:

• Operating TRS equipment such as power tongs, elevators, slips, spiders, torque‑turn systems, and hydraulic power units safely and professionally.
• Assisting with rig‑up and rig‑down of TRS equipment, including stabbing boards, power units, and tubular handling tools.
• Communicating effectively with the drill floor operator, clients, and subcontracted personnel to ensure coordinated and safe operations.
• Performing basic troubleshooting, inspections, and minor maintenance of TRS equipment before, during, and after operations.
• Ensuring compliance with all safety requirements, attending rig safety meetings, and reporting hazards or operational issues immediately.
• Completing job documentation, activity reports, and supporting operational tasks as instructed by the Operations Coordinator.

To be successful in this role you will:

• Have general knowledge of the oil and gas industry with prior TRS or drilling‑related field experience preferred.
• Have strong mechanical aptitude and the ability to operate mechanical, pneumatic, and hydraulic tools safely and correctly.
• Have the ability to work and communicate effectively with rig crews, supervisors, and clients in high‑pressure environments.
• Have a two‑year technical degree (preferred) or an equivalent combination of technical training and field experience.
• Have strong problem‑solving skills and the ability to follow procedures, inspect equipment, and maintain operational readiness.
• Have the ability to travel for onshore/offshore assignments and work variable schedules, including on‑call and shift‑based operations.

• Operating TRS equipment such as power tongs, elevators, slips, spiders, torque‑turn systems, and hydraulic power units safely and professionally.
• Assisting with rig‑up and rig‑down of TRS equipment, including stabbing boards, power units, and tubular handling tools.
• Communicating effectively with the drill floor operator, clients, and subcontracted personnel to ensure coordinated and safe operations.
• Performing basic troubleshooting, inspections, and minor maintenance of TRS equipment before, during, and after operations.
• Ensuring compliance with all safety requirements, attending rig safety meetings, and reporting hazards or operational issues immediately.
• Completing job documentation, activity reports, and supporting operational tasks as instructed by the Operations Coordinator.

• Strong mechanical aptitude and the ability to operate mechanical, pneumatic, and hydraulic tools safely and correctly.
• Ability to work and communicate effectively with rig crews, supervisors, and clients in high‑pressure environments.
• Strong problem‑solving skills and the ability to follow procedures, inspect equipment, and maintain operational readiness.

• General knowledge of the oil and gas industry with prior TRS or drilling‑related field experience preferred.
• A two‑year technical degree (preferred) or an equivalent combination of technical training and field experience.