Field Service Technician

Odorant Technician Service natural gas and propane industry in the field of odorization Decommission aged odorant equipment and prepare for shipment. Install new odorant equipment, small diameter pipe, and tubing (involves pipefitting, installation of Swagelok compression fittings...) Troubleshoot and complete preventative maintenance of natural gas odorizers. Set up and monitor equipment for natural gas pipeline pickling. Perform safe and odor-free transfer of odorants between tanks. Remediate odorant spills. Travel (drive / fly) to client locations throughout the USA to complete assignments. Drive box trucks, pickup trucks w/ trailers and flatbed / stake bed truck Comply with State/Federal regulations and safety standards at all times while performing duties Complete timely and accurate documentation: work orders, DOT logs, expense reports, etc. Understand and comply with all DOT regulations Exercise sound judgment in proper resolution of a problem and seek direction from team and/or supervisor when necessary Know and adhere to standards of quality and customer service Handle flammable liquids and gases Enter and update equipment status in MRR MapYourTag account Fill out non-conformance, near-miss and accident reports Perform job hazard analysis Clean truck and equipment and replenish inventory upon project completion to make ready for next project. Undergo training as required (in-house, field training and third-party training) Qualifications: Strong mechanical skills with some formal technical training: Ability to interpret diagrams and schematics involving tanks, lines, pumps, valves Understanding of pumping principles Understanding of fluid pressure and flow Use of hand tools * Preferably, a tradesperson such as a millwright, pipefitter or electrician OR someone with 5 years technical experience in the oil & gas industry. * Flexible for travel throughout the USA – Travel 50% of the year.