WHAT WE DO
Three crews we still send
Floorhands, casing, and H2S watch. Bo walks the floor before a name goes on the tour.
FLOOR
Floorhands
Rotary, tongs, slips
- — Hands who have been on a rotary
- — 12-hour tours, crew change on time
- — Bo walks the floor first
CASING
Casing crews
Catwalk to cement
- — Joints, tongs, the last thread
- — Stay through cement
- — No green hands on the catwalk
H2S
H2S watch
Monitors on the pad
- — Wren sets the monitors
- — Stays until the well is dead
- — Sour pads only, named in the ticket
HOW WE WORK
Walk the floor, then send names
1. Walk the floor
Bo on the rig, not a resume from town. Casing, H2S, and the last crew named on the ticket.
2. Name the tour
Floorhands, casing, or watch. 12-hour change. We do not send a green hand on a sour pad.
3. Stay through cement
Casing crews stay. H2S watch stays until the well is dead. 38 rigs since 2012.
THE SHOP
Bo Halsey and Wren Solano
Bo has been a toolpusher in the Bakken since 2008. Wren owns H2S. 38 rigs. 14 years in Williston. 12-hour crew change.
“They sent a casing crew that knew the catwalk. H2S watch stayed through cement.”
STAFF A RIG
Tell us the floor and whether it is sour
2201 2nd Ave W, Williston, ND 58801
(701) 555-0415 · crew@rigdeck.com
Mon–Fri 6:00–18:00