Foreman I Measurement

About the role

The Measurement Foreman will oversee and maintain entire fields within the WV/SWPA operating area, focusing on mechanical/electronic gas and liquid measurement on production sites. The position is based out of the Gas Training Academy near Washington, PA. The role requires solid analytical and problem‑solving skills, effective communication, and the ability to work within a group environment. The foreman must be a self‑starter, highly organized, and capable of completing assignments and large‑scale projects in a timely manner. Daily upkeep of all local communication systems and responsibility for all volumes (gas, condensate, and water) for wells/facilities in the operating area are also required.

Responsibilities

• Adhere to CNX’s corporate values: Responsibility, Ownership, and Excellence.
• Maintain daily, weekly, and monthly calibration schedules.
• Troubleshoot production communication systems, including microwave radios, cellular communication systems, and SCADA.
• Provide pertinent measurement data to operations personnel.
• Assist supervisor in Sarbanes‑Oxley monthly reviews.
• Witness third‑party calibrations, schedule calibrations, and schedule sampling based on internal standards/controls.
• Track expense against LOE for the operational area.
• Supervise contract field personnel and coordinate installation/maintenance of flow meters, end devices, communications, automation, and safety equipment.
• Conduct safety meetings with contract personnel.
• Monitor onsite contractors to ensure compliance with safety policies, procedures, invoicing, and contractual obligations.
• Analyze procedures and equipment for safety, cost, and efficiency; make recommendations for improvement.
• Strive to decrease production downtime through maintenance and planning.
• Assist with the development of Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs).

Minimum Requirements

• High school diploma or GED; engineering or equivalent science degree highly preferred.
• Minimum of one year of oil and gas experience.
• Willingness to provide hands‑on field support.
• Mechanically/electrically inclined with strong troubleshooting skills.
• Familiarity with high‑pressure equipment.
• Safety‑conscious and committed to compliant oil & gas work.
• Self‑starter attitude.
• Proficiency in Microsoft Excel, Word, and Outlook.
• Familiarity with AutoSol, Ignition, and FlowCal is preferred.
• May require periodic travel (approximately 15%).