Instrumentation 2

Worley•Prudhoe Bay, AK

19h•Remote

About The Position

Worley is hiring an Optical Gas Imaging (OGI) Infrared gas leak technician to minimize methane and other light hydrocarbon emissions from processing facilities, piping, and gas wells. The role involves conducting leak surveys, assessing leak severity and corrective actions, and maintaining monitoring equipment. It also supports safe, reliable facility operations and the company's environmental management systems. This is a remote/rotational position in Prudhoe Bay, Alaska, on either a two-weeks-on/two-weeks-off or three-weeks-on/three-weeks-off rotation. The typical schedule is 84 hours per week: 40 straight-time hours and at least 44 hours at time and a half. Worley provides meals and lodging while employees are on location, as well as transportation between Anchorage and Prudhoe Bay. Work takes place in a remote Arctic environment with limited medical resources and potential delays in medical evacuation due to weather. The position requires working in very cold conditions while wearing Arctic gear, driving in darkness and inclement weather, climbing and using fall protection, and meeting specified lifting, carrying, pushing, and pulling demands. Company vehicles are equipped with in-cab cameras and vehicle monitoring systems that may record audio and video and collect GPS and driving-behavior data for management review.

Requirements

Hold an FAA Drone Remote Pilot Certificate or be able to obtain the license upon hire.
Have a valid driver's license and be eligible for coverage by Worley's auto insurer.
Have a high school diploma or equivalent GED.
Complete North Slope Training Cooperative (NSTC) certification; Worley can provide training if needed.
Be proficient with computer software applications such as Microsoft Word, Excel, and Access.
Be able to work as part of a team with fellow workers, supervisors, and an alternate.
Have advanced knowledge of and ability to troubleshoot electrical systems.
Demonstrate adherence to established safety policies and procedures.
Demonstrate support for the company's environmental management system.
Meet the stated physical requirements, including standing, walking on level, uneven, and slippery surfaces, sitting, squatting, kneeling, crawling, reaching, working overhead, climbing, using fall protection, and lifting, carrying, pushing, and pulling specified loads.
Be able to work in a remote Arctic environment with very cold temperatures, limited medical resources, and possible delays in medical evacuation.

Nice To Haves

Two years of North Slope Arctic work experience.

Responsibilities

Conduct surveys to locate and determine the relative severity of light hydrocarbon gas leaks to improve facility safety and equipment reliability.
Scan valves, compressors, and piping under static full-load conditions and during more complex dynamic operations, such as module scans during system start-up following an overhaul.
Determine the adequacy or effectiveness of corrective actions, including checking for leaks after maintenance and repairs.
Properly calibrate and maintain monitoring equipment.
Perform daily operational checks of survey equipment.
Close completed surveys.
Examine equipment and materials for compliance with job and safety specifications.
Attend technical, developmental, and safety training.
Promote safe work practices and implement company and client safety policies for the work crew, including hazard recognition and mitigation.
Demonstrate support for the company's environmental management systems.