RNG Operator (Wellfield)
piper maddoxMobile (AL)
About the role
Our Client is a growing RNG Developer, Owner & Operator that is scaling its U.S. renewable natural gas portfolio and expanding its technical operations teams. The platform is backed by a global energy and commodities company with $13B+ in long-term assets and significant investment across the broader energy-transition space. Over the last year, the organization has commissioned 6 RNG facilities, with additional growth underway.
What You'll Be Doing:
Operate and monitor landfill gas collection and wellfield systems Monitor and adjust gas wells, headers, blowers, compressors, and pumps Perform routine wellfield inspections, readings, and adjustments Troubleshoot mechanical, electrical, instrumentation, and controls issues Monitor SCADA, PLCs, gas flow, pressure, vacuum, and operating conditions Identify and respond to wellfield issues, leaks, condensate, and abnormal conditions Support preventative and corrective maintenance across the wellfield and plant Maintain accurate operating logs and prioritize safety, reliability, and gas recovery
What You'll Need:
Must have LFG wellfield experience Ideally RNG or gas processing background in operations What You'll Love this Opportunity: STRONG base salary + overtime! Site based in Tuscaloosa, AL- relo support if needed! Full medical, dental, vision, 401k-- They cover 100% of your health insurance premiums, $0 out of your paycheck! (yes, you read that right!)Schedule is M-F daytime hours! Join a growing company with a strong project pipeline & plenty of growth opportunities for O&M talent as they scale!
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