Facilities Engineer

Crescent Energy Management•Three Rivers, TX

23d•Onsite

About The Position

The Facilities Engineer serves as a technical resource for Production Operations, providing ongoing support to maximize facility and well performance while ensuring field safety and regulatory compliance. This field-based position supports well sites, processing facilities, cryogenic plants, and compressor stations. Candidates must live within 85 miles of a Crescent field office in Carrizo Springs, Dilley, or Three Rivers. Travel to field sites or corporate offices, including overnight stays, may be required up to 10% of the time.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in Chemical, Mechanical, Civil, or Petroleum Engineering, or a related engineering field.
At least 3 years of relevant experience, preferably in upstream oil and gas production or midstream operations.
Comprehensive understanding of oil and gas operations.
Understanding of risk assessment principles and their application.
Experience with maintenance operations and Mechanical Integrity.
Technical proficiency in production facilities design and operation.
Proficiency in hydraulic simulations, nodal analysis, and Microsoft Excel or industry-specific tools such as HYSIS, Piper, or ProMax.
Ability to work in remote locations, climb ladders and walkways, lift up to 50 lbs, and work in extreme weather conditions.
Analytical thinking to evaluate complex data and diagnose performance issues.
Project management skills to manage multiple priorities, vendors, and third-party contractors.
Communication skills to translate technical findings into actionable reports for management and field crews.
Must live within 85 miles of a Crescent field office in Carrizo Springs, Dilley, or Three Rivers.
Ability to travel to field sites or corporate offices, with overnight stays up to 10% of the time.

Nice To Haves

Degree from an ABET-accredited program.
Relevant experience in upstream oil and gas production or midstream operations.

Responsibilities

Investigate operational challenges and recommend corrective actions.
Lead the design of Non-D&C capital projects and support construction and commissioning.
Support installation, operation, optimization, and maintenance of production facility components, including artificial lift systems and compression units.
Monitor and assess operational workflows and conduct enhancement activities for processing facilities and producing wells.
Optimize resources to complete operational activities with minimal downtime while prioritizing safety and economic viability.
Plan ahead to anticipate problems and establish corrective actions.
Provide real-time engineering support to resolve issues at well sites, processing facilities, cryogenic plants, and compressor stations.
Prepare cost estimates and manage Authorizations for Expenditure (AFEs).
Manage Non-D&C capital and Lease Operating Expenses (LOE) to keep projects within budget and annual budget categories.
Ensure operations comply with HES rules, environmental regulations, and industry standards such as API and OSHA.
Drive process optimization for centralized and on-pad facilities.
Troubleshoot equipment and processes and implement strategies to improve operations.
Lead Management of Change (MOC) processes.
Lead or participate in incident root cause failure analysis (RCFA) investigations and develop engineered solutions to eliminate or mitigate hazards.
Maintain accurate records, including PIDs, C&Es, PHAs, and inspection documents.