Job Description

• Operate and continuously monitor wells, production equipment, tank batteries, compressor stations, pipelines, and related facilities.
• Identify abnormal conditions and implement corrective or optimization actions to maintain safe and reliable operations.
• Perform routine equipment-care and minor maintenance activities.
• Coordinate and monitor corrective, predictive, and preventive maintenance work.
• Monitor alarms, emergency systems, and emergency shutdown systems and immediately report any equipment that is out of service.
• Provide detailed and accurate shift-change information to ensure operational continuity.
• Record operational events, abnormal conditions, and deviations in the appropriate logbooks.
• Collect product samples and perform basic field laboratory testing.
• Provide current production rates, well conditions, and supporting facts related to producing problems.
• Complete thorough well-problem diagnostics before requesting Well Work intervention.
• Ensure wellheads and surface equipment are properly maintained before transferring responsibility to Well Work personnel.
• Assist and support ongoing Well Work operations as needed.
• Participate in toolbox meetings, safety meetings, emergency-response activities, and incident reporting.
• Maintain clear communication with the Operations Shift Supervisor and the broader operations team.
• Support daily housekeeping, safety, health, environmental, and security objectives.

• Process operations experience in a non-refinery environment.
• Upstream production experience beginning at the wellhead.
• Production, midstream, tank battery, compressor station, pipeline, or comparable onshore field experience.
• Experience working in or familiarity with operations in West Texas, New Mexico, Oklahoma, or the Bakken region of North Dakota.
• Previous Field Technician or Field Operator experience.
• Extensive knowledge of pipeline operations.
• Strong understanding of safety and operations-management tools and processes.
• Strong knowledge of emergency-preparedness procedures.
• Knowledge of applicable regulations, project design specifications, and relevant commercial agreements.

• Completed secondary education.
• Strong written and verbal communication skills.
• Demonstrated commitment to safety, health, and environmental performance.
• Ability to work effectively within a rotational field-operations team.

• No allowances provided.