Maintenance Operator

Pay

$75.05/hr; Assignment duration: approximately six months.

Schedule

8/6, day shift 6:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m.

Benefits

• Vehicle allowance: $50/day for use of a personal vehicle.

Responsibilities

• Perform complex corrective maintenance involving tank valves, seat and trim components, dump controllers, Kimray valves, water-transfer equipment, pumping-unit stuffing boxes, sump pots, and ball valves.
• Complete work according to schedules established by the Maintenance Planner.
• Repair or replace well-site equipment while maintaining environmental compliance and proper well-site control of pneumatic equipment.
• Coordinate closely with Maintenance Planners, Operations Engineers, Superintendents, Foremen, and the Environmental Health and Safety Department.
• Develop and implement standard operating procedures that support safe and efficient operations.
• Work with the Maintenance Planner to improve cycle times, identify necessary pre-job planning steps, and ensure timely work-order closure.
• Perform equipment inspections to identify potential problems before failures occur.
• Ensure maintenance work complies with established procedures, safety requirements, environmental regulations, and industry best practices.
• Lead job planning, cost tracking, and reporting of maintenance expenses.
• Ensure work orders are completed promptly and safely, with accurate closure and verification.
• Maintain company equipment, including computers, vehicles, and analysis or testing equipment.
• Maintain productive working relationships with landowners and local, state, and federal representatives.
• Exercise stop-work authority when unsafe conditions are identified.
• Serve as a field-wide point of contact during emergencies or significant operational events.
• Promote a strong safety culture throughout the maintenance team.
• Train and support less-experienced Maintenance Operators.
• Coordinate vendors as required to support maintenance activities.

Requirements

• Must be a W-2 employee of the supplier organization.
• Education: High school diploma, GED, higher secondary education, and/or commensurate work experience required.
• Experience: Six or more years of relevant experience required; E&P operations experience preferred. Experience should include oil and gas facility maintenance, lease operations with maintenance responsibilities, and/or the control, design, and operation of oil and gas facilities.

Qualifications

• Preferred Certification: Certified Maintenance and Reliability Professional (CMRP)

Skills

• Inspection and preventive maintenance
• Equipment troubleshooting and repair
• Strong mechanical aptitude
• Oil and gas safety standards
• Regulatory and environmental compliance
• Quality control
• Vendor coordination
• Oral and written communication
• Results orientation
• Active learning
• Digital literacy
• Business acumen