Regas Operator

The role: 

The Regas Operator will ensure the process compliance, and established procedures for the safe and efficient operation of Regas Plant in Puerto Rico and ensure all equipment is in good working order and be proactive in organizing the effectiveness of the operations delivery program to ensure production goals are met. This role will require physical demands such as moving around, lifting hoses and auxiliary equipment, and standing for prolonged periods.

• Observe the transportation and storage of LNG and other flammable related materials to ensure that all applicable safety procedures are followed.
• Monitor the regasification process and LNG product receipt. Ensuring the correct function, observing the associated operational parameters are met based on experience.
• Detect quality problems in the process, procedures and facilities like LNG leaks, spills or process upsets and procedures that involve this type of activity.
• Understand and execute the environmental and safety procedures to ensure a safe operation to all personnel and surroundings.
• Provide start-up/ shutdown support and assist in any periodically simulated emergency stop process to avoid any equipment/process failure and to ensure the efficiency of the operations.
• Ensure the reliability of the process and optimization of resources to achieve maximum efficiency and to reduce downtime of equipment in the plant.
• Other responsibilities as directed by the company.

What you bring:

• Minimum of 5+ years of similar experience in a process plant or like facility

• Experience in distribution of processing gas for utility companies or industrial plants, using panel boards, control boards, and semi-automatic equipment.

• Must have good communication skills and technical language skills.

• Familiar with control room environments and industrial control systems

• Knowledge of HSSE management systems and the corresponding safe practices and procedures to be imprinted on all operational activities.

• Bilingual in English/Spanish is preferred.