Multi-Skilled Operator II
danosKenedy (TX)
About the role
Multi-Skilled Operator IIThe Multi-Skilled Operator II is responsible for the safe and efficient operation of wells and production equipment, including gas lift systems, ESPs, three-phase separators, compressors, pipelines, and associated facilities. This position performs daily rounds, monitors production and equipment performance, troubleshoots operational issues, performs minor maintenance, and works with maintenance and engineering teams to maximize production and equipment reliability.
Responsibilities:
Responsible for well operations, gas lifted wells, ESP's, three phase separation, gas compression, control board operation, pipeline operation, minor maintenance of valve, pumps and rotating equipment and assisting the other operators and craft personnel in their duties. Prepares for and performs maintenance, taking readings, doing rounds, issuing work permits, following procedures, initiating work requests, writing procedures, and interfacing with support groups. Proactively monitors well and equipment performance, take appropriate action to maximize production. Works with support groups to optimize chemical pump rates based on production data (corrosion, paraffin, soap injection, etc. Interfaces with Engineering for data gathering requests. Tracks test compression data. Conducts fluid levels with echo meter.
Qualifications:
Intermediate level, typically 3-5 years of experience. Provides technical/functional and/or administrative support. General working knowledge of specific systems, terminology and procedures used within the department. Performs routine tasks. Able to solve problems and make basic decisions. Must meet conditional job offer requirements
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