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Now Hiring: Account Manager, Water Transfer Sales
Flowpoint Services — Permian Basin
Flowpoint is expanding its water transfer division and is seeking an experienced account manager to develop new business, manage customer relationships, and drive revenue growth across our water transfer services in the oil and gas industry.
The ideal candidate has a proven track record in water transfer sales and a strong understanding of oilfield water management, customer needs, and the Permian Basin market.
Key Responsibilities
Develop and execute sales strategies to grow Flowpoint's water transfer business
Identify and pursue new customers, projects, and market opportunities
Build and maintain strong relationships with prospective oilfield customers
Coordinate with operations, estimating, and management to ensure successful project ex*****on
Monitor customer satisfaction, project progress, and account profitability
Maintain accurate sales forecasts, customer records, and opportunity pipelines
Attend customer meetings, site visits, industry events, and networking opportunities
Consistently pursue revenue growth and meet or exceed established sales goals
Minimum Qualifications
At least 5 years of water transfer sales experience in the oil and gas sector
Established relationships with oil and gas operators, drilling companies, completion companies, and other industry customers
Proven track record of generating sales, securing contracts, and meeting or exceeding revenue targets
Strong knowledge of oilfield water transfer operations, equipment, and services
Experience preparing bids, proposals, pricing, and customer presentations
Excellent communication, negotiation, and relationship-building skills
Ability to work independently, manage multiple accounts, and identify new business opportunities
Preferred Qualifications
Experience selling water transfer services in the Permian Basin
Existing relationships with major oil and gas operators
Knowledge of frac water transfer, pump systems, and related oilfield water services
Bachelor's degree in business, marketing, or a related field — preferred but not required with relevant experience
Compensation and Benefits
Competitive salary and commission structure
Company benefits package
Opportunities for professional growth and advancement
To Apply
Submit a resume outlining your water transfer sales experience, customer relationships, sales accomplishments, and industry background
Send to Justin Primera — [email protected]
Moving Water Forward.
09/22/2026
A safe driver award isn't for one good day. It's for a whole month of them.
July's Safe Driver Awards go to Sergio M.,Sergio C., and Everardo G ( not pictured)
And Augutst Safe Driver Awards to go Adrian, J. Paz, and Sergio M.
Every mile between Midland, Carlsbad, and Monahans, at every hour the schedule demands, with a truck full of equipment and a crew counting on the guy behind the wheel. For July, these three handled it best.
Flowpoint tracks driving performance every month because the road is where the risk is, and we'd rather reward the people who respect it than react after someone doesn't.
Well done, gentlemen Thank you for the way you drive.
Moving Water Forward.
Laying out layflat hose across a Permian Basin job site isn't something you figure out on the fly.
It takes training. It takes precision. And it takes people who've done it enough times to know that a straight line isn't cosmetic — it's functional. Lines laid right are lines that hold pressure, isolate fast, and keep the job running when something needs to change.
Flowpoint's crew brings that skill to every deployment. The work looks right because it's done right.
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09/01/2026
We say it often because we mean it — we are genuinely blessed with the best crew in the Permian Basin.
The people at Flowpoint don't just show up. They show up prepared, they take care of each other, and they hold themselves to a standard that shows up in every job they run.
We don't take that for granted. Not for a single day.
Thank you to every person on this team. Moving Water Forward — together.
Water sourcing isn't a drop-off job.
From the moment we start moving water, there are hands on every part of the operation — monitoring pumps, watching the software, tracking flow rates in real time. If something shifts, we catch it. Not at the next check. Right then.
That's what full-cycle water sourcing looks like at Flowpoint. Multiple crew members. Continuous monitoring. Eyes on the system from start to finish.
This is not a set it and leave it industry. And we don't operate like it is.
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08/18/2026
Safety isn't a poster on the wall at Flowpoint. It's a monthly conversation with the crew.
Every month, our team comes together for safety training — not because a checkbox requires it, but because this environment demands it. Oilfield water management means early mornings, heavy equipment, and zero margin for cutting corners.
The crew that shows up prepared is the crew that goes home safe. That's the standard we hold ourselves to, every job, every time.
08/11/2026
Every mile matters out here.
This month, we want to recognize three members of the Flowpoint team who logged serious miles across West Texas and did it with an excellent driving score: Abraham, Francisco, and Abraham C.
Driving in oilfield services isn't glamorous — it's early mornings, long hauls, and the kind of focus that doesn't get a lot of spotlight. These three brought it every day this month and we don't take that for granted.
Thank you for representing Flowpoint on the road the right way. We see it.
08/05/2026
You can learn more about a water transfer contractor in a five-minute walk of the location than in any capabilities deck.
Are the lines run straight and parallel, or snaked across the ground at random? Is the equipment staged where a crew could actually reach a pump at 3 a.m.? Is the manifold labeled, with unused ports capped and flagged?
None of that is cosmetic. A crew doesn't hold two standards — a careful one for the parts you can see and a loose one for the parts you can't. The discipline that lays a straight line is the same discipline that runs redundancy, permits the crossings, and answers the phone at three in the morning.
The finish tells you about the build. That's true of a transfer spread too.
The most expensive thing on a frac location is a stopped frac.
Everything on our side of the job is built so water is never the reason it stops. More than one line out. More than one pump running. When something goes down mid-job — and eventually something does — the water keeps moving and nobody upstream ever hears about it.
That's what you're looking at. Lines routed through the manifold, over the berm, discharging into the pit. Continuously, at rate, for as long as the wells are making water.
We'd rather show up with equipment we don't end up needing than explain why a completion crew is standing still.
07/22/2026
Most people drive past oilfield job sites every day in West Texas and never think twice about the infrastructure running the operation.
This is a manifold — the central control point for a water transfer system. Every frac operation that uses high-volume water transfer has one. This is where flow rates are set, pressure is managed, and water gets routed exactly where it needs to go.
Flowpoint builds and manages these systems across the Permian Basin — from the manifold to the wellhead and everything in between.
Water management isn't a glamorous job. But it's a critical one.
We're back on here and sharing more of what we do. More coming soon.
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