Deepwater Measurement Technician

Deepwater Measurement TechnicianA Deepwater Measurement Technician is responsible for supporting the Deep Water Gulf of Mexico Measurement organization by ensuring accurate, reliable, and consistent measurements of physical quantities. This role involves working with a team of engineers and technicians, maintaining and calibrating various measurement equipment, and supporting operational needs.ResponsibilitiesSupport the Deep Water Gulf of Mexico Measurement organization by measuring physical quantities.Follow equipment and task-specific procedures to perform job duties using safe work practices.Maintain Differential Pressure flow transmitters by testing, calibrating, repairing, and replacing components as needed.Maintain Temperature and Pressure transmitters by testing, calibrating, repairing, and replacing components as needed.Maintain analytical equipment, such as Gas Chromatographs, Water Cut Monitors, and Moisture analyzers, by testing, calibrating, repairing, and replacing components as needed.Maintain liquid flow meters by performing meter provings and repairing or replacing components as needed.Maintain paperwork for calibrations and repairs completed.Pull liquid and gas allocation samples from process lines.Communicate equipment failures to the Measurement Specialist.Follow governmental regulations.Plan and coordinate activities to support Measurement and Operational needs of the facility/company.Support Multiphase Meter Validation, data collection, equipment calibration, and sample collection.Coordinate and witness LACT and Sales Gas P/L Meter calibrations.Support the Measurement Specialist and Allocation department personnel with oil and gas allocation data, error identification, and equipment corrections.Develop technical skills and increase knowledge through learning new equipment, taking on new tasks, and attending equipment-specific training.QualificationsHigh School diploma or equivalent required.Associate or bachelor's degree preferred.Minimum 2 years' experience / training in Oil and Gas Allocation and Custody Transfer Measurement Systems.Knowledge of regulatory requirements for LACT meter proving, Sales Gas meter calibration, and Oil & Gas sampling for Custody Transfer.Knowledge of regulatory requirements for liquid and gas meter operation, calibration, and Oil & Gas sampling, for allocation.Knowledge of single-phase metering by positive displacement, helical turbine, orifice, and v-cone, for oil and natural gas systems, troubleshooting and equipment testing procedures.Ability to navigate and use Windows-based programs such as OMNICOM, PCCU32, Mon 2000.Experience in the use of computers and a working knowledge of Word, Excel, and Outlook.Ability to travel and work on offshore locations, around heavy equipment, and in variable environmental conditions.