Compressor Station/ Facility Operator

Overview Compressor Operator/Facility Operator The Compressor Station Operator is a multi-skilled position that is responsible for the operation and maintenance of gathering system compressor stations. Other responsibilities include, but are not limited to daily documentation of equipment, housekeeping, maximizing throughput, minor maintenance on engines, compressors, separators, generators, flares, dehy’s, VRU’s and coolers, and locating pipelines around the compressor station. It also involves coordinating with craft personnel to resolve equipment/system problems, operating stations that may include Caterpillar & Waukesha engines driving Aerial compressors, troubleshooting abnormal operations, coordinating contractor activities, identifying emergency situations and initiating emergency response procedures, completing and maintaining required reports and logs, and monitoring and adjusting equipment to maintain optimum availability and efficiency. The following expectations will be used: provide initial and ongoing training, report progress for evaluations, evaluate work-related conduct, and provide a 90-day evaluation for employees. Responsibilities Provide initial and ongoing training in your 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 Operate natural gas compressor stations and associated midstream equipment efficiently and safely Read and record production metrics (gas, condensate, production water/brine) and report operational temperature and pressure parameters Inspect, maintain and repair basic equipment as needed (pipelines, compression and measurement facilities) and ensure compliance with emissions guidelines Respond to emergencies and support corrosion control and housekeeping practices Maintain required forms, records and logs (daily logs, shift reports, regulatory activities) Skills and Abilities Perform all essential duties and demonstrate customer service skills Read, write and speak English (work orders, manuals, etc.) Model health, safety and environmental procedures Use computer skills including vendor-specific programs (Cat, Waukesha, Ariel, Murphy) and MS Office Complete required documentation accurately and timely Respond to after-hours on-call requests Work 12-16 hours straight with 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 at $20/hr Additional pay based on field-related experience Bi-weekly payroll Medical, Dental, 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 Note: This job description is a summary of essential job functions and is not intended as an employment contract. All employees are expected to perform tasks as assigned by the supervisor, regardless of job title or routine duties. #J-18808-Ljbffr ShalePro Energy Services