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Lease Operator II or III (Nights)
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What they do
A Chemical Operator operates machinery used in the manufacture and packaging of chemical products.
$57,106 / year median in Texas
+6% projected growth
Job Description
Role:
Lease Operator II or III (Nights)
Our Vision:
RigUp is where the best workers power the world's most successful projects. We are united by a common mission: to deliver services and technology that fundamentally change how skilled workers and the businesses they serve get hard work done. Responsible for the safe and efficient operations, monitoring, and maintenance preparation of wells, processing units, and related facilities. This position requires a strong focus on oil, gas, and water separation facilities operations along with major utilities and secondary expertise in all operations. This is a large project, which includes not only on-site facility start-up but also utilization of operating tools, procedures, work-permitting, and training. Candidates with experience in new facilities startup and operations are very desirable.
Responsibilities:
Responsible for personal safety and the safety of co-workers; follow and enforce all safety rules Serve as primary operations contact for facilities; understand process flow, basic chemistry associated with unit, major line-ups, and all unit safety equipment, including isolation points Review computer data and computer generated schematics to ensure process is optimized Physically inspect and monitor equipment and/or the work area using vision, hearing, smell, and touch to ensure correct operation Issue Safe Work Permits, which involves high degree of proficiency on current operating conditions as well as chemical, personnel, and process safety risks associated with operating unit Perform gas testing as necessary to ensure operating area is safe to allow for specific maintenance activities to be performed Conduct process monitoring activities including gauge tanks, read meters, accurately record data, take product samples, monitor differential pressure, chemical injection rates, check for leaks, freezing, overheating, etc. Perform "visual maintenance" by checking critical performance parameters such as temperature, pressure, level, flow rate, and/or vibration to ensure all equipment is operating within its defined operating envelope Adjust local process parameters (temperature, pressure, etc.) to maintain product specifications within their optimal operating window Keep company vehicle maintained and in good working condition Coordinate oil sales and salt water hauling as necessary Maintain accurate electronic or paper gauge sheets properly and note reasons for production changes Check control valve positions to ensure valves are correctly positioned Perform basic equipment maintenance (adding lube oil, water, tightening valve packing, changing filters and steam traps, clearing equipment, etc.) Communicate with Production Foreman to remain informed of existing process conditions and relate any changes made or needed Perform winterization and summarization of equipment for maximum equipment efficiencies Monitor field equipment using electronic test equipment including hand held monitors and computer monitoring equipment Inspect safety valves, fire extinguishers, fire hoses, breathing apparatus, and other safety equipment Participate in continuous improvement of all aspects of the business that they are assigned to execute Understand and perform work according to environmental policies and procedures; execute work in a manner that eliminates or minimizes environmental impacts (flaring emissions, oil spills, etc.); attach a high priority to resolving environmental problems Understand and follow all working rules; continuously improve job knowledge and skills Demonstrate reliable attendance; able to work independently where appropriate; support the team effort to execute assigned tasks and meet the team's business objectives
Skills and Qualifications:
High School diploma is required Previous experience in a closely related position Must be able and willing to work on a rotating shift Must be available for call out as situation dictates Ability to interact effectively in a multi-cultural environment Ability to maintain, operate, and repair surface equipment associated with the production of Oil & Gas Computer proficient with good written and oral communication skills Must be physically able to lift > 50 lbs and climb ladders/stairways Must be able to use a Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus (SCBA) and other safety detectors and equipment
Role Details:
Location:
Coyanosa, Texas Schedule:
14/14
Pay:
Level II
•$43.25/hr Level III
•$51.90/hr
Pay:
$43.25
•$51.90 per hour
Benefits:
401(k) Dental insurance Health insurance Life insurance Vision insurance
Work Location:
In person
Benefits
- 401(k) Plans
- Health Insurance
- Dental Insurance
- Vision Insurance