Driver

The Delivery Driver is responsible for the safe, timely, and professional delivery and retrieval of downhole setting tools to and from customer locations. The driver ensures all Department of Transportation (DOT) regulations are followed, proper handling and strapping of loads is executed, and tools are delivered in a condition ready for customer use. This position is physically demanding and requires strong attention to safety, detail, and responsibility.

Qualifications

Skills and Qualifications

• Valid CDL or appropriate state driver’s license for 1-ton pickup operation (CDL preferred but not mandatory unless required by load weight/state).
• Forklift certified or ability to be trained and certified.
• Ability to repeatedly lift, carry, and maneuver tools weighing up to 50 lbs.
• Strong communication and documentation skills.
• Knowledge of basic DOT regulations and safe load securement practices.

Responsibilities

Primary Duties and Responsibilities

1. Loading and Transporting Tools

• Load setting toolboxes (maximum of 32 tools per box) onto a 1-ton pickup truck using a forklift.
• Secure each box using two 4” ratchet straps to prevent movement during transport.
• Ensure the maximum load per trip does not exceed 47 tools, typically split between two boxes.
• Conduct pre-trip and post-trip inspections of the vehicle ensuring compliance with DOT and company safety protocols.
• Complete QA/QC documentation for each delivery and retrieval event using the KPA iFortress app in accordance with company procedures.

2. Field Delivery Process

• Deliver setting tools to customer locations in the field as scheduled.
• Unload tools by hand, one at a time, from the box and place them neatly into Fortress storage box on site.
• Ensure tools are arranged safely and logically for easy customer access and inventory control rotation.
• Maintain respectful, professional communication with onsite personnel during delivery.

3. Retrieval of Used Tools

• Remove used setting tools from the on-site Fortress box and load them by hand back into the same box used to deliver the new tools.
• Transport used tools back to the Fortress shop for cleaning, building, inspection, and reloading.

4. General Responsibilities

• Follow all DOT regulations and ensure logs, inspections, and hours of service are accurately maintained.
• Perform basic maintenance checks and immediately report vehicle defects or tool damages.
• Maintain a clean vehicle and organized cargo area.
• Adhere to all company safety, environmental, and quality protocols.
• Ensure all QA/QC documentation is completed in real-time using the KPA iFortress application. This includes documentation for tool condition, loading/unloading verification, delivery records, and return checklists.

Working Conditions

• Physically demanding work including lifting, bending, and manual loading/unloading in various weather conditions.
• Travel to and from remote locations; may require early mornings, long shifts, or occasional weekend work.
• Exposure to oilfield environments and potential contact with hydrocarbons.