LDAR MOC Technician

INSIGHT ENVIRONMENTAL•Borger, TX

1d•$22 - $27•Onsite

About The Position

A Leak Detection and Repair (LDAR) Technician assists in meeting compliance standards by inspecting and monitoring at oil refineries, natural gas plants, and/or upstream facilities utilizing air monitoring equipment and data collection devices. The primary duties for this position will be the management of the Management of Change (MOC) program for LDAR compliance. Additional responsibilities include assistance with LDAR monitoring.

Requirements

Consistently exhibit Insight's Core Values: Safety, Integrity, Teamwork, Dedication, Professionalism, Positive Attitude, Client Driven.
Ability to quickly acquire knowledge of the environmental compliance requirements.
Ability to troubleshoot instrumentation.
Ability to use Microsoft Word and Excel.
Ability to learn various databases and systems.
Basic mechanical skills.
Ability to follow P&IDs, make red-line changes, and properly identify equipment.
Good interpersonal and communication skills, both written and verbal.
Ability to communicate effectively with teammates, managers, directors, and clients.
Must be able to communicate effectively via electronic and digital mediums including email, telephone, text message, and Microsoft Teams.
Must be fluent in English.
Must be able to perform basic arithmetic and algebra.
Ability to apply concepts such as fractions, percentages, ratios, and proportions to practical situations.
Ability to solve practical problems and deal with a variety of concrete variables in situations where only limited standardization exists.
Ability to interpret a variety of instructions furnished in written, oral, diagram, or schedule form.
Basic computer skills including being able to use email, internet, software, databases, and other programs.
Valid driver's license and ability to travel to other company offices and job sites within the United States and across state lines.

Nice To Haves

Associate's or Bachelor's degree preferred.

Responsibilities

Management of Change (MOC) tracking, including spreadsheet and PID redline drawings.
Meet 30 day compliance deadline for newly added components.
Communicate with the environmental department the status of MOCs.
Attend MOC meetings.
Complete RIK (replacement in kind) fieldwork and database work.
Verify removed components in the field, update database information, and drawings.
Assist with true-up/revalidation projects.
Perform routine environmental compliance inspections utilizing air monitoring equipment and data collection devices.
Detect fugitive emissions from facility equipment.
Perform minor repairs on leaking refinery and/or pipeline equipment.
Generate maintenance work orders and follow up on repairs.
Correctly monitor all leak interfaces, including appropriate response time, deflection point, and placement (pass internal audit).
Calibrate and precision calibrate instrumentation (pass internal audit).
Perform drift assessment (pass internal audit).
Complete Safety Tools PPE and Monitoring (STPM) checklist daily.
Correctly fill out leaker tags, update, and remove as needed.
Correctly hang permanent and temporary tags. Know valve anatomy and proper placement.
Consistently meet client Key Performance Indicators (KPIs).
Know and practice the 5/15 Day Repair Rule to ensure site maintenance staff meets regulatory deadlines.
Utilize provided valve book to identify components, as needed.
Enter daily time and expenses into ERP software. Submit on a weekly basis no later than Monday the following week.
Add and delete components from field maps in LDAR database(s) and mark missing tags.
Mark missing tags in database(s).
Be able to identify each component type present on P&IDs.
Be able to follow lines to identify valves on P&IDs.
Perform daily analyzer diagnostics.
Analyzer Hydrogen fill competency.
Perform basic maintenance on and properly store equipment.
Identify which environmental regulation the primary facility falls under.
Consistently meet leak deadlines.
Consistently meet new component deadlines.
Complete and pass all assigned trainings on time.
Moderate monitoring and component type knowledge based on field experience.
Have excellent understanding of the regulation and corresponding testing equipment with 4-5 of the following methods: MOCs, Subpart W monitoring, Method 9 monitoring, Method 21 monitoring, CEMS assistance, El Paso testing, BWON sampling, Groundwater sampling, Fenceline monitoring, and Tank inspections.
Have above average knowledge of the primary facility's main processes and be comfortable explaining LDAR applicability.
Search client databases for LDAR component information.
Run leak reports and other applicable reports in LDAR database(s).
Assign daily routes already created for self. Be able to assign routes to other techs if needed to maintain efficiency.
Be proficient with and use additional monitoring equipment such as OGI camera, VPAC, Hi-Flow, and El Paso Board.
Other duties, as assigned.