Measurement Technician

ROLE AND RESPONSIBILITIES

• Keep accurate records of all hours logged, inventory parts used, and services performed.
• Efficiently follow direction from Leads, Foremen, and Supervisors.
• Maintain professional behavior and proper communication with internal and external contacts.
• Properly utilize and care for and secure all company tools, supplies, and vehicles.
• Comply with all corporate policies and OSHA rules while carrying out all work processes.
• Effectively manage time, follow directions, and complete work within a specified time.
• Successfully complete requested training classes and maintain all necessary safety certificates.
• Keep the work area clean, organized, and hazard free.
• Company Vehicle, Clean, Maintained, Truck Inspections Performed. Without having to be asked or prodded to complete.
• Able to manage time and schedule ensuring all calibrations are done before or on due dates.
• Documentation and paperwork complete and accurate.
• Communication with producers, and operators on location, letting operators know the process and which meter tubes you will be calibrating, and how you will follow procedures outlined by each customer.
• Keep accurate records on which meters have been calibrated.
• Perform other duties as assigned.

QUALIFICATIONS AND EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS

• Diagnose and repair calibration equipment to ensure proper operation and accuracy
• Calibrate flow measurement devices: Total Flow (static, differential, temperature), ROC, Flow Boss, Scanner 2000, and Nu Flow
• Troubleshoot measurement systems: XMV and MVS
• Isolate, inspect, and reassemble orifice plates on separators, VRUs, check meters, sales meters, and gas-lift meters
• Safely shut in and re-commission meter tubes using Lockout/Tagout procedures
• Perform gas sampling using NGC equipment
• Apply Beta-rounding rules to maintain meter compliance
• Distinguish between standard lease and BLM lease requirements
• Complete all service paperwork accurately and in accordance with customer expectations
• Leave work sites in better condition than found, ensuring all meters are returned to correct service
• Proactively communicate issues to operators and internal teams
• Take ownership of problems—do the right thing and see tasks through to resolution

EDUCATION, EXPERIENCE & CERTIFICATIONS

• High school diploma or GED required; technical certificate or associate’s degree in instrumentation, engineering technology, or related field preferred
• Minimum 3–5 years of hands-on field calibration and measurement work in oil & gas or industrial services
• OSHA 10- or 30-hour safety training
• Lockout/Tagout (LOTO) qualification
• NGC gas-sampling certification
• Device-specific calibration credentials (e.g., Total Flow, ROC, Flow Boss) or equivalent vendor training