The Facility Technician is responsible for collecting and auditing facilities, and reporting data to management per the findings. The Facility Technician is a key employee in ensuring the quality and integrity of samples used for various purposes, such as testing, analysis, and compliance. Duties & Responsibilities (Essential functions are identified in bold and italicized text below.) Must work safely at all times. Responsible for accurate timekeeping in HR management system and submitting on time per payroll deadlines. Audit facilities to measure tank bottoms, pad, and oil. Collect routine and non-routine samples from various facilities, such as wellheads, pipelines, and tanks, and submit samples to labs for analysis. Identify issues and report findings of the impact on safety, environment, and/or production to the Water management team. Determine treatment plan of facility, discuss with management team treatment plan, and carry out treatment plan. Generate and maintaining reports for each facility of sample collection. Ensure that samples that are collected are analyzed according to industry standards and regulations. Identify and resolve issues related to sample collection, analysis or reporting. Ensure that equipment used for sample collection and analysis is properly maintained and calibrated. Comply with government agency rules, regulations, and laws. Adhere to all Company and Water Solutions policies. Comply with OSHA requirements and follow all customer and NGL Water Solutions safety policies and procedures at all times. Regular attendance at the worksite is required. Work continuously to maximize oil recovery and subsequent sales. Evaluate and log process conditions and components. Report and discuss safety concerns immediately with management. Perform other duties as assigned.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
High school or GED
Number of Employees
501-1,000 employees