With offices in Texas and Alaska, Hawk specializes in project management and QA/QC services for owners, contractors, developers and engineers. We serve the energy industry, the public sector, and private organizations responsible for delivering major projects throughout the United States and internationally.  We offer inspection services in pipe mills, coating mills, manufacturing facilities and on field construction projects.  Our recent acquisition of TQSI (effective September 1, 2021) expands our QA/QC services to Drilling, Production & Completions Equipment.  We help our clients by providing experienced professionals to augment client organizations, performing focused technical consulting services, and troubleshooting problem projects and contract disputes.

Industry: Oil and Gas
Company Size: 51-200 employees

The Hawk Group

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**Purpose of Position: **

Install, maintain and repair electrical wiring, equipment and fixtures. Ensure that work is in accordance with relevant codes.

**Essential Functions: **

The following duties ARE NOT intended to serve as a comprehensive list of all duties performed by all employees in this classification. Shown are duties intended to provide a representative summary of the major duties and responsibilities. Incumbents(s) may not be required to perform all duties listed and may be required to perform additional duties as assigned.

- Maintain and repair electrical systems as assigned.

- Install and repair wiring, electrical fixtures, apparatus and control equipment.

- Check and maintain fire alarms in facilities and buildings.

- Diagnose malfunctioning apparatus such as transformers, motors and lighting fixtures and replace damaged or broken wires and cables.

- Replace faulty electrical components of machines such as relays, switches and motors.

- Observe safety standards and regulations.

- Attend training to maintain and/or improve certifications and skills.

- Perform other duties as assigned.

**Educational & Experience Requirements: **

- High school graduate or GED equivalent.

- Completed related studies program preferred, not required.

- Two years of electrical maintenance experience.

- Experience working in remote arctic environment preferred.

**Certificates & Licenses **

- State of Alaska Electrical Journeyman Certificate of Fitness

- Valid Driver License that meets insurance criteria for driving.

- North Slope Training Cooperative (NSTC) Card – preferred, not required.

**Core Skills & Competencies **

- Skills in locating and correcting defects in electrical systems, components and equipment.

- Team player with good customer service, communication skills and very safe work ethics.

- Must be able to read and interpret instructions & manuals.

- Have a commitment to excellence – identify what needs to be done and take action to achieve a standard of excellence beyond job expectations.

- Ability to adapt to changing conditions and work assignments, prioritize and manage multiple assignments and tasks.

- Ability to communicate clearly and effectively (oral and written), able to follow instructions and adhere to company policies & procedures.

**Physical & Screening Requirements **

- Be at least 18 years of age.

- Ability to lift & carry 65 pounds on regular basis, routine walking, standing, bending.

- Must pass a pre-hire drug test, breath alcohol test, occupational fitness test, criminal background check and computer-based testing.

**Work Environment & Schedule **

- Ability to adhere to strict policy and procedures per company HSE program and OSHA requirements.

- Location: North Slope; work is conducted in a remote with lack of immediate access to critical medical services and urban community services.

- Rotational schedule of 3x3 and at least 11.5 hour days.

Electrician

**POSITION PURPOSE **

The Emergency Response Technician** **provides critical technical and operational support to the Emergency Response team. This role is responsible for the maintenance, testing, and readiness of life-safety respiratory equipment and fire apparatus tools. Beyond equipment upkeep, the technician serves as a vital frontline safety presence, conducting site inspections, performing safety audits, and supporting environmental spill response efforts to ensure a hazard-free work environment. Location: Alpine

**Key Responsibilities: **

- Provides field support of respiratory equipment to include air compressors, air sampling, required testing and maintenance and repair of field emergency response equipment.

- This position may also be a member of the Fire, Medical, Rescue, and Spill Response teams.

- Provide spill response and environmental management support to the assigned area.

- Perform safety audits, identify and record hazard analyses of specific jobs.

-  Performs site inspections around the assigned facility to ensure areas are free from all environmental and safety risks.

- The scope of work is to include fire hose testing including large diameter hose; cleaning of respirators used in emergency response training as well as that used in support of field operations.

- Maintenance of small tools and equipment utilized on fire apparatus other non-technical physical labor associated with training in emergency response.

**Minimum and Preferred Skills and Experience: **

- Must be at least 18 years of age,

- A valid Alaska driver's license

- Willingness to work rotational schedules (e.g. 2x2, 3x3)

- 0-3 years of experience related experience

- Provides technical and/or administrative support

- Demonstrates the ability to learn terminology, applications and standard procedure for performing the job function

- Perform routine, basic office/field tasks using established procedures

- Ability to communicate verbally in English

**Preferred Qualifications: **

- Firefighter 1 certification

- Active EMT certification

- Alaska North Slope experience

Emergency Response Technician

**Key Accountabilities **

Provides oversight and leads the implementation and continuous improvement of the Environmental Management Information System (EMIS).

- Understands advanced aspects of discipline and is viewed as an expert in a given field.

- Applies broad range of competencies to develop solutions to complex problems.

- Often provides specialized/technical/functional guidance to others within department and/or business asset.

- Responsible for field implementation support of all environmental media (i.e. air, water, waste, spills/remediation, land), permit/jurisdictional and Client compliance responsibilities (i.e. corporate reporting, procedural requirements) for the supported function.

- Serve as the technical point of contact on all environmental issues for the assigned function.

- Maintain key environmental tools, such as the Compliance Database, Intelex, spill reporting, water use, air quality records for the function.

- Coordinate with other environmental professionals to share information and ensure shared understanding of environmental requirements. (including town based permit staff, other FEC’s, project personnel, others)

- Identify and address potential compliance issues proactively and assist in developing plans to maintain compliance during the project.

- The Environmental Coordinator is often an ambassador of community relations and cultural matters due to the sensitivity of our work location. It is especially important to be a good communicator and prudent around messaging.

- Assist in communicating environmental requirements to contractors and conduct compliance assurance checks for functional areas as needed.

- Support/champion Client initiatives, programs, audits, agency inspections and related demands for assigned function. Interact with other Client resources as needed.

- Serve as the SPOC for questions from contractors and/or scope leaders on Environmental matters. Involve/communicate with HSE Director as needed to support the outcome.

- Actively interface with KSOP and ACS Spill Response personnel as applicable within function. Provide day-to-day oversight of ACS Techs assigned to the function. Partner with HSE Director in assessing seasonal or project-based staffing needs.

- Manage all environmental data, recordkeeping, reporting and documentation applicable within function.

- In some cases, data may need to be compiled within function and provided to one of the other positions for consolidated reporting.

- Collaborate with HSE Director regarding incidents and notifications.

- As a team, develop and manage a Red Book training schedule that is equally staffed by each function supporting WNS as a whole.

**Technical Skills & Responsibilities **

- Experience conducting and supporting:

- Environmental inspections and audits

- Compliance monitoring and reporting

- Spill response coordination and documentation

- Waste management and tracking

- Air and water quality monitoring

- Ability to prepare and submit regulatory reports and maintain compliance records

- Experience supporting incident investigations and corrective action plans

- Proficiency with MS Office, environmental tracking systems, and reporting databases

**Regulatory & Compliance Knowledge **

- Strong knowledge of federal, state, and local environmental regulations, including:

- Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation (ADEC)

- EPA regulations

- Clean Water Act (CWA)

- Clean Air Act (CAA)

- RCRA, SPCC, and SWPPP

- Oil Pollution Act (OPA)

- Experience with ADEC permits, reporting, and inspections

- Familiarity with spill prevention, response, and reporting requirements specific to Alaska

- Understanding of North Slope environmental sensitivities, tundra protection, and wildlife considerations

**Qualifications **

**Education & Experience **

- Bachelor’s degree in Environmental Science, Environmental Engineering, Biology,** **Chemistry, Geology, or a related field required

- 3–7+ years of environmental compliance experience in the oil and gas industry, preferably in remote or Arctic operations

- Direct experience working on the Alaska North Slope (Prudhoe Bay or surrounding fields) strongly preferred

- Equivalent combination of education and experience may be considered

**Field & Work Environment Requirements **

- Ability to work in extreme Arctic weather conditions

- Willingness to work rotational schedules (e.g., 2x2, 3x3) at remote Prudhoe Bay worksites

- Comfortable working independently in the field and coordinating with operations, drilling, and maintenance teams

- Physically capable of fieldwork, including walking on uneven terrain and working outdoors for extended periods

**Certifications (Preferred or Required) **

- 40-hour HAZWOPER (current or ability to obtain)

- Spill response training (TAPS or ANS-specific preferred)

- First Aid/CPR

- Alaska-specific environmental training or certifications a plus

Environmental Specialist

Drill Site Production Operations Technician on the North Slope. The position will primarily operate drill sites and various associated processing equipment including; production and injection wells, separation vessels, metering equipment, pumps and pipeline facilities. The position requires becoming competent in operating all the North Slope drill sites. In addition, this position will assist the Operations Team with day-to-day drill site maintenance functions and tasks. The position receives their day-to-day assignments from the Client Supervisors and Drill site Lead Operators. The position will be remotely based working a 14 day on/14 day off rotation and is covered by a DOT drug-testing program.

Your responsibilities may include:• Operating the Western North Slope drill sites in a safe, economic and environmentally sound manner

• Achieving and maintaining competency qualifications to operate all Western North Slope Drill sites

• Understanding and applying safety and environmental standards and actively insuring compliance

• Participation in all field safety processes to achieve a zero-incident operating culture

• Preparing and safe out of equipment for maintenance operations

• Troubleshooting technical process problems and safety issues to ensure safe and optimized production

• Participating in injection well service changes (WAGs), drill site modifications and special projects

• Perform function tests, preventative and corrective maintenance on well safety systems and other drill site equipment.

• Day-to-day drill site maintenance functions and tasks including, pigging operations, flange management, ordering chemicals, fluid/process sampling, managing operations stock and tooling inventory.

Qualifications Basic/Required:• Current/valid driver’s license

• 2+ years direct oilfield/petro-chemical operations experience Preferred:• Experience operating the Western North Slope drill sites

• Associate degree or higher in process technology or other relevant technical discipline or foreign equivalent

• Knowledge of oil and gas processes and safety procedures and practices is essential as well as an awareness of environmental considerations

• Experience working in an arctic environment

• Experience and trained in Flange Management

• Intermediate level of proficiency with reading and comprehending P&IDs and Isometric Drawings

• Ability to work in a team environment with a wide range of personnel, from various companies and backgrounds

Maintenance Technician I, II, III

**Position Summary **

The Rig HSE Representative is responsible for implementing, monitoring, and enforcing health, safety, and environmental (HSE) programs at the rig site in Prudhoe Bay. Serving as the on‑site HSE authority, the role ensures compliance with operator standards, Alaska North Slope (ANS) environmental requirements, and federal and state regulations, while fostering a strong safety culture in a remote Arctic environment.

**Key Responsibilities **

Health & Safety Oversight

- Act as the on‑site HSE representative for drilling, workover, or completion operations

- Promote a zero‑incident safety culture and support stop‑work authority for unsafe conditions

- Ensure compliance with:

- Operator HSE policies and procedures

- OSHA, BSEE, and Alaska regulatory requirements

- Conduct daily safety observations and field safety interactions

- Participate in and facilitate toolbox talks, JSAs, and pre‑job safety meetings

Environmental Compliance

- Monitor compliance with Alaska North Slope environmental protection requirements

- Ensure proper waste management, spill prevention, and secondary containment

- Support tundra travel, ice road, and surface protection compliance (as applicable)

- Assist with spill response readiness and environmental reporting requirements

Audits, Inspections & Monitoring

- Perform routine and ad‑hoc safety inspections of:

- Rig equipment

- Work practices

- PPE compliance

- Track corrective actions and verify close‑out

- Participate in internal audits, inspections, and regulatory visits

- Support safety drills including emergency response and evacuation exercises

Incident Reporting & Investigation

- Assist with reporting and investigation of:

- Incidents

- Near‑misses

- Environmental releases

- Collect data, statements, and field observations

- Support root cause analysis and corrective action development

- Track safety metrics and trends for management reporting

Training & Safety Communication

- Support delivery of HSE orientations and site‑specific safety briefings

- Reinforce Arctic‑specific safety practices including cold weather exposure, fatigue management, and wildlife awareness

- Communicate safety alerts, lessons learned, and procedural updates

- Mentor crews on best safety practices and regulatory expectations

Arctic & Prudhoe Bay‑Specific Responsibilities

- Work safely in extreme cold, limited daylight, and remote operating conditions

- Ensure cold‑weather PPE and winter safety measures are properly used

- Monitor fatigue risks associated with long shifts and Arctic conditions

- Support emergency preparedness in isolated locations

**Required Qualifications **

Education

- High school diploma or GED required

- Associate’s or Bachelor’s degree in Safety, Environmental Science, or related field preferred

Experience

- 3–7 years of HSE experience in oil and gas operations

- Prior rig or field HSE experience required

- Alaska North Slope or Arctic operating experience strongly preferred

Certifications (Required or Preferred)

- OSHA 30 (or equivalent)

- H2S Alive or H2S Awareness

- First Aid / CPR

- Incident Investigation training (preferred)

- Arctic or Cold Weather Operations training (preferred)

Environmental Health Safety Specialist

**Position Summary **

The Rig Engineer provides on‑site engineering support for drilling and workover rig operations at Prudhoe Bay. This role serves as the technical liaison between the field and office, ensuring wells are drilled, worked over, or completed safely, efficiently, and in compliance with operator standards, Alaska regulations, and Arctic operating requirements.

The Rig Engineer works closely with the Wellsite Supervisor (Company Man), drilling contractors, and service companies to execute approved programs, troubleshoot operational issues, and optimize performance under extreme Arctic conditions.

**Key Responsibilities **

Engineering & Operational Support

- Provide real‑time engineering support for drilling, completion, and workover operations

- Ensure execution of approved well programs, procedures, and revisions

- Monitor drilling parameters, hydraulics, torque & drag, and hole conditions

- Support troubleshooting of downhole or surface operational issues

- Recommend optimization opportunities to reduce NPT and improve efficiency

Well Planning & Program Execution

- Assist in development and implementation of:

- Drilling and workover programs

- Mud programs

- Cementing and casing designs

- Ensure proper implementation of wellbore designs, BHA configurations, and operational sequences

- Verify compliance with AFE cost structures and operational timelines

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Health, Safety & Environmental (HSE)

- Promote and enforce a **strong safety culture ** at the rig site

- Ensure compliance with:

- Operator HSE policies

- Alaska North Slope environmental requirements

- Federal and State regulations (BSEE, Alaska DEC, etc.)

- Participate in JSAs, risk assessments, and pre‑job safety meetings

- Support incident reporting and investigation when required

Contractor & Service Coordination

- Coordinate with drilling contractors and service providers to ensure technical accuracy

- Review service company job designs, reports, and performance

- Verify equipment readiness, certification, and cold‑weather suitability

- Support evaluation of contractor performance and lessons learned

Reporting & Documentation

- Prepare and review daily drilling/workover reports

- Track cost performance, NPT, and key operational metrics

- Maintain accurate engineering documentation and well records

- Communicate daily operational status to office‑based engineering and management teams

Arctic & Prudhoe Bay‑Specific Duties

- Apply cold‑weather engineering best practices for equipment and operations

- Support winterization planning and Arctic operating procedures

- Understand logistics limitations, ice road restrictions, and seasonal constraints

- Ensure engineering decisions account for tundra protection and environmental sensitivity

**Required Qualifications **

**Education **

- Bachelor’s degree in Petroleum Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, or related field

**Experience **

- 3–7 years of drilling or rig‑based engineering experience

- Prior experience in:

- Drilling, workover, or completions operations

- Onshore oil and gas operations

- Alaska North Slope experience strongly preferred

**Certifications (Required or Preferred) **

- Well Control Certification (IWCF or IADC – Engineer/Supervisor level)

- H2S Awareness/Alive

- Arctic or Cold Weather Operations training (preferred)

Petroleum Engineer

Position Summary

The Wellsite Geologist provides real time geological monitoring and interpretation of drilling,

sidetrack, and workover operations at Prudhoe Bay. This role ensures accurate formation

identification, well placement, and data acquisition, supporting safe and efficient operations in

compliance with operator standards and Alaska North Slope (ANS) operating requirements. The

position requires strong technical judgment, clear communication, and the ability to perform

under remote Arctic conditions.

Key Responsibilities

Geological Monitoring & Interpretation

-  Monitor drilling operations in real time to ensure correct formation identification and

well placement

- Interpret geological data from:

- Mud logs

- Cuttings

- LWD/MWD data

- Wireline logs

- Correlate subsurface data with geological models and offset wells

- Provide recommendations on drilling parameters, casing points, and TD decisions

- Identify potential drilling hazards including overpressure zones, lost circulation zones,

and unstable formations

Well Placement & Reservoir Support

- Support geosteering activities as applicable

- Advise on reservoir entry, lateral positioning, and stratigraphic targets

- Monitor hydrocarbon shows, lithology changes, and fluid indicators

- Communicate geological risks and opportunities to rig and office teams in real time

Data Management & Reporting

- Prepare and distribute daily geology reports

- Maintain accurate geological records including:

- Depth correlations

- Lithology descriptions

- Show evaluations

- Document deviations from planned geology and recommend corrective actions

- Ensure geological data is captured and transferred per operator standards

Health, Safety, & Environmental (HSE)

- Comply with all HSE and environmental requirements

- Participate in JSAs, toolbox talks, and safety meetings

- Support a strong safety culture and stop work authority

- Ensure sampling and data collection are conducted safely and responsibly

Arctic & Prudhoe Bay Specific Responsibilities

- Perform duties in extreme cold, limited daylight, and remote operating conditions

- Understand ANS specific geology, including mature reservoirs and permafrost considerations

- Adapt geological monitoring to winter drilling, ice pads, and seasonal constraints

- Maintain readiness for rapid operational changes due to weather or logistics

Required Qualifications

Education

- Bachelor’s degree in Geology, Geoscience, or Earth Sciences

- Advanced degree preferred but not required

Experience

- 3–7+ years of wellsite geology experience

- Prior experience in:

- Onshore oil and gas drilling operations

- Realtime geological interpretation

- Alaska North Slope or Arctic experience strongly preferred

Certifications (Required or Preferred)

- Well Control Certification (IWCF or IADC – awareness or engineer level)

- H2S Awareness/Alive

- Arctic or Cold Weather Operations training (preferred)

Geologist

**Position Summary **

The Ice Road Clerk provides clerical, administrative, and field support for ice road construction, maintenance, and usage activities at Prudhoe Bay. This role plays a critical part in supporting safe, compliant, and efficient winter logistics, including monitoring road usage, tracking vehicle movements, maintaining operational records, and assisting with safety and environmental compliance in remote Arctic conditions.

**Key Responsibilities **

Ice Road Operations Support

- Track and record vehicle traffic (loads, axle weights, permits) on ice roads

- Maintain ice road access logs, movement sheets, and load restriction documentation

- Assist Ice Road Supervisors with day‑to‑day operational coordination

- Monitor road usage compliance with speed limits, convoy rules, and load restrictions

- Support ice road opening, closures, and reroutes due to weather or road conditions

Documentation & Reporting

- Maintain accurate daily ice road reports

- Record incidents, near‑misses, and road condition observations

- Track permits, access approvals, and contractor usage

- Assist with compiling weekly and end‑of‑season documentation

Safety & Environmental Compliance

- Support enforcement of HSE and environmental protection requirements

- Ensure vehicles comply with tundra and ice road travel rules

- Report environmental concerns, spills, equipment damage, or wildlife interactions

- Participate in safety meetings, toolbox talks, and Arctic safety briefings

Communication & Coordination

- Serve as a communication link between:

- Ice road crews

- Dispatch/logistics teams

- Field operations and contractors

- Maintain radio and/or electronic communication with vehicle operators

- Coordinate with operations during weather delays or emergency situations

Arctic & Prudhoe Bay‑Specific Duties

- Work outdoors and in mobile field offices in sub‑zero temperatures

- Support winter operations during limited daylight conditions

- Follow Arctic survival, cold‑weather PPE, and vehicle safety protocols

- Adapt to rapidly changing weather, ice integrity, and operational constraints

**Required Qualifications **

Education

- High school diploma or GED required

Experience

- Prior experience in:

- Oil and gas field operations

- Logistics, dispatch, or clerical support

- Alaska North Slope or Arctic environments (preferred)

- Seasonal or winter operations experience strongly preferred

Certifications (Required or Preferred)

- Arctic or Cold Weather Safety Training (or ability to obtain)

- First Aid / CPR (preferred)

- H2S Awareness (preferred)

Clerk

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