Lease Operator II or III

• Responsible for personal safety and the safety of co-workers. Follows and enforces all safety rules.
• Serves as the primary operations contact for assigned facilities.
• Understands process flow, basic chemistry associated with the unit, major lineups, and all unit safety equipment, including isolation points.
• Reviews computer data and computer-generated schematics to ensure processes are optimized.
• Physically inspects and monitors equipment and work areas using sight, hearing, smell, and touch to ensure correct operation.
• Issues Safe Work Permits, requiring a high degree of proficiency regarding current operating conditions and the chemical, personnel, and process-safety risks associated with the operating unit.
• Performs gas testing as necessary to ensure the operating area is safe for specific maintenance activities.
• Performs process-monitoring activities, including gauging tanks, reading meters, accurately recording data, taking product samples, monitoring differential pressure and chemical-injection rates, and checking for leaks, freezing, and overheating.
• Performs visual maintenance by checking critical performance parameters such as temperature, pressure, level, flow rate, and vibration to ensure equipment remains within its defined operating envelope.
• Adjusts local process parameters, including temperature and pressure, to maintain product specifications within the optimal operating window.
• Keeps the company vehicle maintained and in good working condition.
• Coordinates oil sales and saltwater hauling as necessary.
• Maintains accurate electronic or paper gauge sheets and documents reasons for production changes.
• Checks control-valve positions to ensure valves are correctly positioned.
• Performs basic equipment maintenance, including adding lubricating oil or water, tightening valve packing, changing filters and steam traps, and clearing equipment.
• Communicates with the Production Foreman to remain informed of existing process conditions and report any changes made or needed.
• Performs winterization and summerization of equipment to maximize equipment efficiency.
• Monitors field equipment using electronic test equipment, including handheld monitors and computer-monitoring systems.
• Inspects safety valves, fire extinguishers, fire hoses, breathing apparatus, and other safety equipment.
• Participates in the continuous improvement of all assigned aspects of the business.
• Understands and performs work according to environmental policies and procedures.
• Executes work in a manner that eliminates or minimizes environmental impacts, including flaring emissions and oil spills.
• Assigns high priority to resolving environmental problems.
• Understands and follows all work rules while continuously improving job knowledge and skills.
• Demonstrates reliable attendance and the ability to work independently where appropriate.
• Supports the team in executing assigned tasks and meeting business objectives.

• High school diploma required.
• Previous experience in a closely related position.
• Must be able and willing to work a rotating shift.
• Must be available for callout as situations dictate.
• Ability to interact effectively in a multicultural environment.
• Ability to maintain, operate, and repair surface equipment associated with oil and gas production.
• Computer proficiency with good written and verbal communication skills.
• Must be physically able to lift more than 50 pounds and climb ladders and stairways.
• Must be able to use a Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus (SCBA) and other safety detectors and equipment.

• Agency-supplied ½-ton truck.
• Basic tools.
• Local candidates only; no per diem will be offered.

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