Measurement Technician - Eagle Ford

ConocoPhillips•Kenedy, TX

2d•Onsite

About The Position

The Measurement Technician ensures accurate oil and gas measurement in compliance with company policies, contractual agreements, and regulatory requirements. The position requires knowledge of multiple areas of oil and gas measurement, a basic understanding of flow computers, experience working with calibrated equipment, and familiarity with well and facility operations. The technician supports field operations, audits, and system improvements while promoting a strong safety culture, and reports to the Measurement Foreman. The position is based in Kenedy, Texas. The employee must reside or be willing to relocate within a 40-mile driving radius of Kenedy. This is a safety-sensitive position. Work takes place in field and facility environments and can involve harsh weather, noise, heights, confined spaces, and energized electrical equipment. The technician may work alone frequently, travel between geographic locations, use a company-owned vehicle, wear personal protective equipment, and work unscheduled overtime. The role includes weekend and on-call work and approximately 10% annual travel.

Requirements

Legally authorized to work in the United States; employment authorization sponsorship is not available.
Current, valid driver's license.
At least 1 year of experience working with various oil or gas measurement systems.
Basic proficiency with Teams and Microsoft Office software, such as Word and Excel.
Basic knowledge of liquid and gas measurement software, such as Prolink, Rosemount Radar, or Flowgate.
Reside or be willing to relocate within a 40-mile driving radius of Kenedy, Texas.
Able, with or without reasonable accommodation, to work in temperature extremes or adverse weather; travel among different geographic locations daily; work in and out of a company-owned vehicle; wear special safety equipment; climb up to 24 feet to gauge tanks; walk, bend, stoop, lift, push, and pull; and use hand tools for minor repairs.
Willing and able, with or without reasonable accommodation, to work weekends and be on call.
Willing and able, with or without reasonable accommodation, to travel 10% of the time on a yearly basis.

Nice To Haves

Experience testing, proving, or witnessing Coriolis meters for liquid measurement.
Experience testing, proving, or witnessing turbine meters for liquid measurement.
Experience testing, proving, or witnessing S&W monitors for liquid measurement.
Experience testing, proving, or witnessing orifice meters for gas measurement.
Experience testing, proving, or witnessing ultrasonic meters for gas measurement.
Experience testing, proving, or witnessing analyzers such as O2, H2S, dewpoint, or GC analyzers.
Experience testing, proving, or witnessing gas and liquid samplers.
Experience testing, proving, or witnessing end devices such as GWRs, PIT, or TIT.
Basic knowledge of LACT units and their operation.
Experience with TestIT, ProveIT, and SAP-PM.

Responsibilities

Manage assigned workload for testing, proving, and troubleshooting various meters.
Participate in the respiratory program and work under a supplied air system.
Self-manage inventory needs and documentation using Conoco systems.
Assist the Measurement Specialist with testing modern technologies, equipment, or trial systems.
Aid the Measurement Specialist with measurement design for new facilities, expansions, and systems as needed.
Assist the Measurement Specialist and Foreman with internal and external field audits.
Assist in developing or revising measurement-related standard operating procedures (SOPs).
Assist the Measurement Specialist with discrepancies and schedule and coordinate meter testing using TestIT and other associated Conoco systems.
Backfill other technicians’ responsibilities when necessary.
Follow safety protocols and wear appropriate personal protective equipment.
Perform field activities that may include climbing to gauge tanks and using hand tools for minor repairs.