Pumping Services Operator 1

Our culture is made up of highly motivated professionals striving for excellence in every office, board room and job site. Our professionals are collaborative individuals who pursue career growth with distinction and are willing to work for it. They understand the pivotal role they play in keeping every professional safe, forge trust by listening to one another, learn from every action large and small, and engage fully in their work to support every aspect of the organization.

The Pumping Services Operator 1 will acquire knowledge and experience while safely and efficiently operating pumping equipment.

• Drive equipment to and from sites safely.


• Monitor gauges, flow meters and inspect equipment to ensure that tank levels, temperature, chemical amounts and pressure are at specified levels. Report abnormalities as necessary.


• Keep records for products and quantities pumped, gauging results and operating times.


• Monitor vessels that store substances such as nitrogen, slurries or powdered materials checking levels of substances as required.


• Turn valves and start pumps to regulate flow of substances.


• Plan movement of products through lines to process, store and ship units.


• Inspect and monitor the equipment of the flow meters to monitor the level of temperature and pressure of chemical at certain levels.


• Monitor equipment to ensure the proper running of equipment.


• Perform rig-up (assembly) and rig-down (disassembly) of all equipment for travel.


• Learn about STEP Energy and the services it provides to customers.


• Learn what each piece of equipment does and how it relates to the services provided.


• Learn and follow work procedures, operating schedules and instructions either written or verbal.


• Learn how to and communicate with other workers using signals, radios or telephones.


• Learn how to and rig in treatment lines and transfer hoses.


• Learn how to carryout maintenance and repair of pumping equipment including the routine servicing of units.


• Find leases using the oilfield atlas and the grid map location system and /or Journey Management.


• Assist in collecting and delivering sample solutions for analysis.


• Monitor performance to improve or to take corrective action.


• Understand and complete required forms.


• Comply with all workplace safety, environmental and National Safety Code policies and regulations.


• Learn where to find, how to follow and how to fill out JSA’s.


• Learn when and how to alter tasks as the job scope changes.


• Participate in the investigation of incidents.


• Attend pre-job safety meeting on location.


• Establish and maintain effective communication with crew.


• Confer with Supervisor and crew regarding any operational deficiencies.


• Maintain record keeping for maintenance operations to units and auxiliary equipment.


• Conduct all duties with a safe mindset and a commitment to STEP’s Core Values.


• Maintain housekeeping standards at a very high level.


• Be aware of and participate in the execution of the Emergency Response Plan (ERP), and weekly BOP Drills, etc.


• Maintain a safe work area or job site by following company's policies, practices and procedures.


• Fully understand and work under the belief that HSE overrides production.


• Ensure all critical components are certified and the proper documentation is present for review.

• Assist in filling out all required documentation such as tour books, pre- operations inspections, safety meetings, Hazard ID’s, contract pricing and invoicing, etc.


• Review of JSA’s daily and prior to completing critical tasks.

• Report all incidents, injuries, equipment damages or other issues immediately to Supervisor.

• Ensure neat, clean and professional appearance and conduct is professional.


• Other duties as requested or directed by Supervisor.

WE OFFER:

Benefits: Robust benefits package that includes:

• Medical


• Dental


• Vision


• Company-paid short-term disability


• Company-paid Life and AD&D.


• Voluntary life/AD&D


• Long Term disability


• Accident coverage


• Critical illness


• 401k with company match


• Vacation and paid sick time

QUALIFICATIONS:

• Minimum one to two years’ experience in the oil and gas industry with relevant driving experience preferred.


• Certifications – H2S, Standard Level First Aid, CPR, Hours of Service with Fatigue Management, IRP #12 Hand Signals, ½ mask and SCBA mask fit testing, Fall Protection and Rig Rescue, Confined Space Entry, Detection of Flammable Substances, Defensive Driving, Well Control – CT Supervisory level, Safeland, Hazwoper, Forklift, Manlift.


• Class A CDL along with a driver evaluation. Hazmat, tanker and triples/doubles endorsements.

Safety Focus: Safety is one of our core values and is our first priority, both in and out of the field.  Our primary goal is to successfully deliver results without compromising the safety of our professionals.