Careers

The Construction Laborer is responsible for performing a wide range of manual operating and maintenance duties. This position is responsible for various oilfield services, including new well construction, maintenance, and other roustabout work. Laborers use a variety of tools and equipment that may include (but may not be limited to) tractors, trucks, trailers, and maintenance equipment. Duties include (but may not be limited to) digging trenches, pouring concrete, installing/repairing fencing, laying, threading, and fitting pipe. Facilities and other general well site construction items are to be performed according to site plans by installing and using valves, pumps, separators, fittings, and other oilfield-related equipment. Construct barrier walls, compressor sheds, fences, and other general construction items for well sites. Assemble or repair pipelines, flow lines, discharge lines, and plumb in all devices. Rig, and assist in setting loads, separators, or tanks being moved by cranes or hydraulic lifts. Perform location cleanup, maintenance, and other housekeeping tasks as needed.

The Pipeline Laborer position is responsible for supporting oilfield operations. This position is diverse and may vary daily. The Pipeline Laborer works with equipment they are qualified to operate such as hand tools, power tools and heavy equipment. This position requires the ability to work in all types of inclement and extreme weather conditions. The position also requires a commitment to understanding and exhibiting Badlands Contracting’s Mission and Core Values, following safety rules, federal and state laws and regulations as well as representing the company in a professional, courteous manner always. 

The Foreman is responsible for leading, directing and controlling the work of project crews to ensure quality work is completed to customer satisfaction. Ensures the constructions crew is at the designated location at the scheduled time, and productivity is maintained for all construction functions. This working position may require working in all types of inclement and/or extreme weather conditions.

The Facilities Engineer is responsible for planning, implementing, and maintaining the infrastructure and equipment of buildings and facilities. The engineer will analyze operational procedures, resource distribution, energy consumption, and safety procedures, and make recommendations for improvement. 

The position of Insulation & Tin Fabrication Crew Pusher involves measuring, fabrication, cutting, and fitting a variety of insulation materials (to include tin) to pipework, valves, pressure vessels, tanks, and buildings.  Perform location cleanup, maintenance, and other housekeeping tasks as related to the position as needed. 

The Fabrication Shop Manager is responsible for organizing, coordinating, and supervising employees and activities within the fabrication division to ensure an effective and efficient fabrication operation that meets safety, quality, and production standards. Reports to Project Manager. 

The Mechanical Laborer is responsible for performing a wide range of manual operating and maintenance duties. This position is responsible for various oilfield services, including new well construction, maintenance, and other roustabout work. Laborers use a variety of tools and equipment that may include (but may not be limited to) tractors, trucks, trailers, and maintenance equipment. Duties include (but may not be limited to) digging trenches, pouring concrete, installing/repairing fencing, laying, threading, and fitting pipe. Facilities and other general well site construction items are to be performed according to site plans by installing and using valves, pumps, separators, fittings, and other oilfield-related equipment. Construct barrier walls, compressor sheds, fences, and other general construction items for well sites. Assemble or repair pipelines, flow lines, discharge lines, and plumb in all devices. Rig, and assist in setting loads, separators, or tanks being moved by cranes or hydraulic lifts. Perform location cleanup, maintenance, and other housekeeping tasks as needed. 

The Construction Superintendent is responsible for supporting oilfield operations while leading/coordinating multiple jobs simultaneously. This position is diverse and may vary daily. This position requires the ability to work in all types of inclement and extreme weather conditions. The position also requires a commitment to understanding and exhibiting Badlands Contracting’s Mission and Core Values, following safety rules, federal and state laws and regulations as well as representing the company in a professional, courteous manner always. 

This position is responsible for leading a roustabout crew in the performance of various oilfield services, including new well construction, maintenance, and other roustabout work. roustabouts use a variety of equipment that may include (but may not be limited to) tractors, trucks, trailers, and maintenance equipment. Provides hands-on guidance to roustabout Laborers and ensures efficient operation of all jobs by managing their crew. Both the roustabout crew pusher and roustabout laborers utilize various 

tools/equipment to perform each job. Duties include (but may not be limited to) digging trenches, pouring concrete, installing/repairing fencing, laying, threading, and fitting pipe. Facilities and other general well site construction items are to be performed according to site plans by installing and using valves, pumps, separators, fittings, and other oilfield-related equipment. Construct barrier walls, compressor sheds, fences, and other general construction items for well sites. Assemble or repair pipelines, flow lines, discharge lines, and plumb all devices. Rig, and assist in setting loads, separators, or tanks being moved by cranes or hydraulic lifts. Perform location cleanup, maintenance, and other housekeeping tasks as needed. 

The Pipeline Operator is responsible for operating heavy equipment in a safe and appropriate manner. Heavy equipment may include trucks, dozers, graders, compactors, excavators, skid steer machines, and other pieces of equipment.  Activities may also include, backfilling ditch, pulling topsoil, shading pipe and fiberoptic lines with a shading bucket, holding valves and spool pieces for bolt up and sometimes help on the ground with some of the labor when the Heavy Equipment is not needed.  The Pipeline Operator must also clean, maintain and secure all equipment as directed by the supervisor. 

The Payroll and Benefits Specialist will report directly to the Controller of finance and work closely with

other members of the Finance / Accounting and the Human Resources team.

Responsible for the day-to-day Administration of the payroll function to ensure payroll is processed for the

bi-weekly (and weekly Davis Bacon employees) pay processing deadline. This includes coordinating with

the finance and HR department to process payrolls for all employees, monitor payroll schedules and

facilitating / assisting in any other pay-related change functions in our systems.

Works as the point of contact for employees with payroll inquiries, related to federal, state, and other

withholdings, payroll deductions, direct deposit, and other pay issues. The Payroll Specialist should be

able to handle confidential information professionally.

This position is also responsible for leading the administration and maintenance of companywide benefit

programs, including health, dental, vision, 401K, Life insurance and other defined contribution plans. To

include entering employees into the benefits portals, and termination benefits when employees exit the

company.

This position may also perform duties to assist the HR department and may carry out responsibilities in

some or all of the following functional areas: onboarding, employee information and data entry,

offboarding, reporting, and other general HR duties.