Compressor Station/ Facility Operator

Compressor Operator/Facility Operator Job Description The Compressor Station Operator is a multi‑skilled position responsible for the operation and maintenance of gathering system compressor stations. Other responsibilities include daily documentation of equipment, performing housekeeping, maximizing throughput, performing minor maintenance on engines, compressors, separators, generators, flares, dehumidifiers, VRUs and coolers, and locating pipelines around the compressor station. Work with craft personnel to resolve equipment or system problems in a timely manner. Operate compressor stations, which may include Caterpillar & Waukesha engines driving Aerial compressors. Troubleshoot abnormal operations, coordinate and monitor activities of contractor personnel, identify emergency situations and initiate emergency response procedures, complete and maintain required reports and logs, and monitor and adjust equipment to maintain optimum availability and efficiency. Expectations Provide initial and ongoing training in work duties and assignments. Provide work progress for the next evaluation period. Evaluate work‑related conduct during employment. Provide a 90‑day evaluation on employees. Expectations of Duties, Responsibilities and Standards Efficiently and safely operate natural gas compressor stations and associated midstream equipment. Work within the guidelines and parameters established by ShalePro Energy Services for safety and operations. Be knowledgeable of company, state, and federal regulatory requirements. Read and record the amounts of natural gas, condensate, and production water/brine received, delivered, and consumed. Report operational temperature and pressure parameters as needed in operating logs. Observe and inspect equipment to confirm it is working properly. Document readings such as temperature, pressure, and runtime hours. Monitor and report the availability of the compressor units. Inspect, maintain and repair basic equipment as needed, including but not limited to pipelines, compression and measurement facilities. Ensure all field equipment operates under current emissions guidelines and standards. On‑call responsibility for areas of responsibility as needed. Maintain working knowledge of regulatory requirements (OSHA, DOT, etc.) and document required regulatory activities. Proved knowledge and understanding of procedures used requirements. Plan, organize, and prioritize assigned responsibilities and work independently. Maintain current safety orientation and understand and follow all PPE requirements. Manage all activities with a focus on safety and compliance. Use proper tools and equipment to perform integrity management and regulatory tasks on oil or liquid pipelines. Monitor activity in and around pipeline and facilities and respond as necessary to protect system integrity. Maintain required forms, records and reports (daily logs, Eam, shift reports). Understand and support clients reporting procedures for abnormal operations, safety and environmental conditions. Respond to emergencies, perform cleanup associated with field ops and corrosion control activities. Increase communication to client’s supervisors regarding safety and environmental concerns and provide potential solutions for corrective actions. Follow and promote good housekeeping practices and properly maintain equipment and vehicles. Follow ShalePro Energy Services fatigue program. Required to lift, move and carry up to 50 pounds. Must be able to work days, nights, weekends & holidays. Skills and Abilities Perform all essential duties. Demonstrate customer service skills. Read, write and speak English (work orders, manuals, etc.). Model all health, safety and environmental procedures. Use computer skills, including vendor specific programs (Cat, Waukesha, Ariel, Murphy, etc.), Internet Explorer and Outlook. Regularly complete and submit company required documentation in an accurate and timely fashion. Respond to after‑hours requests on an on‑call basis. Ability to work 12–16 hours straight while managing rest during time off. Minimum Education and Certification High school diploma or equivalent preferred. Valid driver's license and a good driving record. Gas or diesel mechanics preferred. Pay / Benefits Entry‑level starting @ $20 hr. Additional pay based on field‑related experience. Bi‑weekly pay. Medical, dental and vision. Company‑paid supplemental coverage. 401(k) matching. Vacation after 90 days. 7 paid holidays. Referral bonuses. On‑call pay. Company truck & fuel card. Overtime opportunities. This job description is a summary of essential job functions. It is not intended as an employment contract, nor is it intended to describe all duties someone in this position may perform. All employees are expected to perform tasks, as assigned by supervisor, regardless of job title or routine job duties. #J-18808-Ljbffr