Equipment Operator - Reactive Cleaning

Jp Services•Houston, TX

3d•Onsite

About The Position

The Equipment Operator – Reactive Cleaning is responsible for managing equipment on reactive chemical cleaning projects in accordance with JP Services standards across a variety of customer sites. This role ensures strict adherence to approved procedures, provides leadership equipment utilization. The Equipment Operator must promptly communicate equipment issues to management.

Responsibilities

Equipment Operation Demonstrate a strong understanding of reactive chemical cleaning processes, basic system setups, and overall Equipment operations.
Understand the operation, capabilities, and limitations of cleaning equipment.
Ensure equipment runs inside its desired parameters according to the procedure.
Provide onsite Equipment Operation support, including procedure reviews and planning execution.
Support mechanical temporary fitting installation as required.
Safety & Compliance Maintain strict adherence to safety policies, procedures, and job-specific requirements.
Ensure Equipment SOPs are constantly followed.
Input into Job Safety Analyses (JSAs) and daily toolbox meetings.
Ensure crews review and bring the correct job book onsite prior to job execution.
Test equipment and maintain equipment prior to execution.
Leadership & Team Development Assist with supervising field equipment and personnel to ensure compliance with procedures, schedules, and customer expectations.
Coach, team members to improve performance and safety awareness.
Manage effective shift equipment turnover documentation with Supervisor.
Project Coordination & Documentation Provide job equipment status updates as required.
Maintain accurate and current equipment logs throughout the project lifecycle.
Assyst Supervisor with daily job tickets detailing equipment, manpower, and chemistry utilized.
Customer & Business Support Assist with additional job site functions as required by the customer or management.
Perform other duties as assigned.
Support other service lines during division slow periods, as needed.