Dispatcher (Night Shift)

The Remote Night-Time Fracturing Operations Dispatcher plays a critical role in supporting live hydraulic fracturing operations by coordinating communications, monitoring equipment and job progress, and ensuring seamless execution during night-time hours. This position requires strong situational awareness, excellent communication skills, and the ability to make fast, accurate decisions in a high-pressure environment. Key Responsibilities Operational Monitoring & Support · Document all critical events, changes, and communications in accordance with company protocols. Communication & Coordination · Serve as the central communication point between the field and operations support teams during night shift operations. · Coordinate equipment mobilization, callouts, and service-company support as required. · Maintain accurate and timely updates Safety & Compliance · Ensure all dispatching activities adhere to company HSE policies. · Escalate safety concerns or operational risks immediately to supervisors and leadership. · Verify trucking and equipment movements comply with DOT and company requirements. Administrative & Reporting · Produce nightly reports summarizing operational status, downtime, logistics updates, and job performance metrics. · Support morning handoff briefings to day shift personnel. Qualifications Required · Experience in hydraulic fracturing, oilfield dispatching, or wellsite operations support a plus. · Strong understanding of frac operations, equipment, and stage workflows a plus · Excellent communication and multitasking skills. · Ability to work independently during overnight hours. · Proficiency with email and reputed company products such as word and excel Preferred · Prior experience in remote operations centers (ROC) or 24/7 dispatch environments. · Knowledge of sand logistics, wireline coordination, or pumping services. Work Environment · Fully remote with required stable high-speed internet connection. · Fast-paced operational setting with continuous communication across multiple teams. · Extended periods of monitoring screens and data systems. Key Competencies · High attention to detail · Situational awareness and quick decision-making · Strong organizational skills · Calm under pressure · Clear and concise communicator Job Type: Full-time Pay: $16.50 - $18.00 per hour Expected hours: 40 – 48 per week Benefits: • 401(k) • Dental insurance • Health insurance • Vision insurance Work Location: Remote Apply tot his job Apply To this Job

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