Night Operators - Pennsylvania

Colter Energy•Eighty Four, PA

9d•Onsite

About The Position

Colter Energy LP is seeking full-time Production Testing Night Operators for its Pennsylvania division. The field-based role involves traveling to work sites throughout Pennsylvania, and occasionally to surrounding states, for approximately 20 days per month to perform gas well testing duties. Operators supervise sites and personnel at night, maintain and service well-testing equipment, oversee readings and the submission of data and samples, complete shift paperwork, and train team members under their supervision. The role requires working away from home and hours that may exceed 12 per shift, following direction from supervisors and management, and adhering to company safety procedures and applicable regulatory requirements. Colter Energy LP has delivered energy services since 2003 and provides flowback and production testing equipment and services across North America. Its services support frac operations, drill-outs, flowback, production testing, workovers, abandonments, and completions of oil, conventional gas, and alternative gas wells.

Requirements

Willingness and ability to travel to worksites throughout Pennsylvania and occasionally surrounding states for approximately 20 days per month.
Ability to work away from home.
Ability and willingness to work shifts that can exceed 12 hours.
Ability and willingness to follow direction from the Day Supervisor, Field Superintendent, and Operations Management.
Working knowledge of rules and regulations provided by governing regulatory bodies.
Willingness to ask questions when requirements are unclear.

Responsibilities

Supervise the site and personnel during night shifts.
Maintain and service well-testing equipment.
Communicate effectively with clients, on-site personnel, day supervisors, and operations managers.
Oversee accurate readings of gauges and monitors and submission of all data and samples during the shift.
Complete necessary shift paperwork.
Train personnel in positions under the operator’s supervision.
Follow applicable rules and regulations provided by governing regulatory bodies, and ask questions when requirements are unclear.
Adhere to Colter safety guidelines, policies, and procedures.
Follow assigned-duty direction from the Day Supervisor, Field Superintendent, and Operations Management.