Well Service Crew Manager

• Assign work, set daily and weekly job priorities, and keep the rig productive across a statewide territory
• Participate in hiring decisions for crew positions
• Conduct performance reviews and handle performance and conduct issues with support from the Director of Operations
• Own crew safety practices in the field

• Serve as the license holder for pump installation work performed by the crew
• Install, pull, and service submersible and vertical turbine pumps, motors, and controls in municipal water and wastewater applications
• Troubleshoot and diagnose field problems, and coordinate with engineers, pump mechanics, and panel technicians on solutions
• Perform inspections and preventive maintenance, and document field findings
• Maintain the rig, tools, and equipment in service-ready condition

• Take ownership of our apprentice program and continue building it out: structured on-the-job training, skill checkpoints, and a defined path from helper to technician
• Prepare crew members for TDLR licensing and support them through certification
• Serve as the technical resource the crew turns to in the field

• Three or more years of pump field service or well service rig experience
• Experience supervising or leading a field crew
• Working knowledge of water pumps and mechanical and electrical equipment
• Ability to read and follow written and verbal instructions, drawings, and equipment documentation
• Clear written and verbal communication with customers, engineers, and crew

• Five or more years in pump field service or rig work
• Class A Commercial Driver's License
• TDLR Pump Installer license already held
• Municipal water and wastewater experience
• Proficiency with Microsoft Office and field reporting software

Field and rig work in an outdoor environment, in Texas heat and in all weather. Standing, climbing, bending, and working at height for most of the workday. Regular handling of weights and forces of 100 lbs or more. Overnight travel is routine, averaging around 75% of the schedule. Shop work as required between field assignments.

Thomas G. Smith, P.E. founded Smith Pump Company in 1962. We sell, manufacture, and service pumping equipment for municipal water, wastewater, and industrial customers across Texas and Oklahoma, from our facilities in Woodway. Our teams work in the application of mechanical, electrical, and instrumentation equipment for these markets, and we handle repair and service work in-house.

We are family owned, and the people here tend to stay. If you want to run a crew, carry a license, and put your name on the work, apply.