CDL Winch Truck Driver
About the job
- A high school diploma, GED, or equivalent is required.
- A valid and current commercial driver’s license is required.
- The candidate must be at least 21 years of age.
- At least 6 months of recent Class A commercial driver’s license driving experience is required.
- The candidate must meet Department of Transportation medical standards and the physical demands of the position, including manually loading and unloading trucks and lifting up to 100 pounds.
- The candidate must have a safe driving record and pass a pre-employment drug test, driver’s license review check, and criminal background check.
- The candidate must be registered in and receive a clear query through the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration Clearinghouse database.
- Operate a winch tractor and trailer to deploy and retrieve Graco equipment at various oilfield locations.
- Load, unload, and deliver equipment between Graco locations and customer oilfield sites.
- Deliver tools to vendors for repairs and pick up repaired tools.
- Deliver fuel to field units as required.
- Inspect assigned vehicles and trailers to ensure they can safely deliver equipment on public roadways and meet Department of Transportation specifications.
- Maintain accurate driver logs in the electronic logbook and submit them daily with other required documentation according to company guidelines.
- Complete equipment return sheets when returning equipment to a location or yard and obtain dispatcher sign-off verifying receipt of the returned equipment.
- Maintain truck and trailer equipment and obtain repairs as required.
- Perform other related duties assigned by the Store Manager.
- Drive, remain deployed in the field, and wait on location for long periods.
- Manage client and customer relationships and represent Graco effectively and professionally.
About the company
Graco Fishing & Rental Tools Inc, operating as Graco Oilfield Services, rents specialized oilfield equipment and performs well intervention for oil and gas operators. Its fishing crews retrieve stuck pipe, lost tools and debris from wells, working in uncased boreholes and wells lined with casing. The company also supplies pressure pumping, completion and workover services, alongside tubular rentals, blowout preventers and handling equipment. Customers arrange tools and field support through regional service centers, paying day rates or individual job charges for well operations. Founded in 1978 in Vernal, Utah, Graco is headquartered in Frisco, Texas.
Company Size
201-500
Company Stage
N/A
Total Funding
N/A
Headquarters
Vernal, Utah
Founded
1978
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Graco advertises short- and long-term disability insurance, supporting employees during periods when they cannot work.
- Graco's two-pit trenchless removal method reaches pipelines beneath roads and rivers without excavating a full-length trench.
- Graco's September 2026 mining and underground storage conference sponsorship put its services before specialist audiences.
What critics are saying
- Graco maintains rental-tool inventory, committing capital before customers put the equipment to work.
- Graco's Midland reverse-unit supervisors need 24-hour availability outside approved leave, plus travel and irregular hours.
- Graco's Midland reverse-unit role requires lifting 50 pounds and working around heavy equipment in outdoor weather.
What makes Graco Fishing & Rental Tools Inc unique
- The Rambo family owns and operates Graco, keeping corporate control within the founding family.
- Graco machinists and fishing specialists jointly design custom carbide tools, converting raw stock into rig-ready equipment.
- Graco's cavern-remediation tool cuts upward to remove obstructions while limiting debris introduced into the well.
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