Control Room Operator

Overview The Operations Center Operator III / Control Room Operator is responsible for monitoring and optimizing oil and gas production from a centralized control room environment. This role supports production surveillance, artificial lift optimization, and real-time operational decision-making to ensure safe, efficient, and reliable production across field assets. Responsibilities Monitor and optimize production operations from a centralized control room (iOC/iOF environment) Analyze real-time production data and adjust operating parameters to maximize output and efficiency Support artificial lift optimization including rod pump, gas lift, plunger lift, compression, and chemical injection systems Identify, troubleshoot, and resolve production and operational issues to minimize downtime and prevent repeat failures Generate and validate daily production and recovery plans Track production losses, downtime events, and performance metrics (LPRS tracking and monthly validation) Coordinate with field operations, engineering, and maintenance teams to prioritize work and execute optimization strategies Monitor stabilization units, trunk lines, central facilities, and lease operations Conduct intelligent alert management, forecasting, and production model monitoring Create work notifications, material requests, and support project prioritization Coordinate oil trucking, well unloading, and chemical treatment scheduling Maintain accurate documentation, reporting, and system updates (including well data and operational changes) Assist in correcting production discrepancies within production accounting systems Support budget targets by identifying cost improvement opportunities Ensure compliance with safety, environmental, and regulatory policies and procedures Qualifications 5-7+ years of oil and gas operations experience, preferably in a control room or production surveillance environment Strong understanding of production operations, facilities, and artificial lift systems Experience with production monitoring systems and SCADA platforms Familiarity with well data and production systems such as WellView and Avocet preferred Proven ability to analyze data, identify trends, and make real-time operational decisions Experience tracking production losses, downtime, and optimization efforts Strong troubleshooting and problem-solving skills in a fast-paced environment Ability to communicate effectively across field and technical teams Demonstrated ability to work independently and make decisions within broad operational guidelines Must meet conditional job offer requirements including background check, drug test, and MVR check.