MAIN FUNCTIONS: Operate equipment and wells by applying operating and safety procedures and guidelines to meet daily operational plan, reduce equipment failure and efficient resources administration. TASKS AND RESPONSIBILITIES: Responsible to implement on daily work objectives, housekeeping, safety, health, environmental and security - Active participation on daily toolbox meetings and regular, reported safety meetings - Identify and implement corrective and optimization actions by the continuous surveillance of wells and equipment to ensure reliable, efficient and safe operational conditions - Function as Equipment Care Technician, and routinely use Maintenance skills in performing simple maintenance activities - Report when the alarm, emergency or emergency shutdown system is out of service - Provide detailed, clear and accurate information when changing shift, to guarantee that unit conditions are updated and ensure operations continuity - Coordinate, control and monitor maintenance jobs according with the corrective, predictive and preventive planning - Report continuously in the log book all relevant operational events and abnormal situations or deviation occurred in the work area, equipment or personnel - Take samples of products for laboratory analysis and execute field laboratory tests - Active participation on emergency response activities - Report incidents internally and escalate awareness as per the Incident Reporting Guidelines - Ensure that Operations Shift Supervisor is informed and consulted about operations activities - Ensure good communication across the work team so that issues / actions can be adequately addressed - Provide the basic facts concerning well producing problems, current production rates, and current condition of the well - Ensure that the well problem diagnostics are thorough and complete before requesting Well Work intervention operations - Ensure that the wellhead and well surface equipment are maintained and are in good working order prior to Wellwork operations taking over responsibility for the well for intervention operations - Provide assistance and support to the ongoing Wellwork operations as needed SKILLS AND QUALIFICATIONS - Completed secondary education and worked previously as a Field Technician. - Strong communications (oral & written) - High standard of Safety, Health, Environment aptitude and cultivates the same in others. - Strong knowledge of pipeline operations - Strong knowledge of safety and operations management tools and processes - Broad knowledge of Emergency Preparedness Procedures - Strong knowledge of Project Philosophy and Design Specifications - Knowledgeable of relevant regulations - Knowledgeable of relevant commercial agreements
Operating natural gas compressor stations.
Daily Round
Mechanical
Compressors
• Coolant level
• Engine oil level (pull stick)
• Compressor oil level
• Hydraulic oil level
• Fire loop pressure (data entry)
• Skid visual and audio check for coolant or oil leaks
• Panel for alarms
• All scrubber dump valves to make sure they're not hung open
• Confirm pressure in normal operating range / Record discharge temps (data entry - cooler outlet 1,2,3,4 stage)
• Check Exhaust temps in normal operating range
• Check for loose bolts and clamps
• Flare blowdown line for icing or leaking by
• Make sure blowdown valve is not blocked in
• Check fan blades and belts for vibration and squealing
SWD pumps
• Confirm pump(s) J-O-A is in auto.
• Check containment level and sump pump(s) if level is present
• Check thrust chamber oil levels
• Visual of skid checking for leaks (pumps, seals, packings) and excessive vibration
VRUs
• Check panels for alarms/faults.
• Check oil level on compressors and skid for leaks.
• Check pressures and temperatures
LACT Skid
• Make sure no alarms and no faults are on panel
• Check oil levels in thrust chambers on centrifugal pumps
• Check oil level in LACT by pulling the dipstick
• Visual of skid checking for leaks (pumps, seals, packings) and excessive vibration
NGL skid
• Check seal pot oil reservoir level (if applicable)
• Visual of skid checking for leaks (pumps, seals, packings) and excessive vibration
Air compressors
• Check compressor & dryer panels for alarms/faults.
• Check oil levels
• Check for leaks on skids.
• Check building temperature and confirm louver operation
• Confirm auto drain dumps on tanks are functioning. Check timers.
Process
Inlet/pigging header(s)
• Check and drain levels in headers
• Sight glasses for leaks
• Check valve alignment
• Drain low points
Slug catcher(s)
• Check sight glasses and LCVs for leaks
• Confirm levels to SCADA
• Drain low points
Inlet coalescer(s)
• Check dump valves on inlet coalescer(s) to make sure no valves are hung open or leaking
• Check sight glasses for leaks
• Confirm levels to SCADA
• Drain low points
SDV panels
• Make sure air is lined up
• Confirm controls locked in auto position
Fuel gas skid
• Check dumps and sight glasses on scrubbers
• Check all control valves for leaks
• Check coolant level in heater
• Make sure heater is on and to temperature when applicable.
• Check temperatures on cryo skid where applicable
Day tanks
• Verify levels (data entry %)
• Verify pressure on 220 tank at 45psi where applicable
• Check containment level and sump pump(s) if level is present
• Verify that each day tank has a sticker indicating what's in it.
Glycol skid
• Check level in contactor integral scrubber
• Check level in dry gas scrubber
• Check glycol pump for swinging, PRV leak by, and oil coming from gear box vent. (data entry CV)
• Check glycol level in contact tower and compare to guided wave (~50%)
• Check glycol regen level just under skim valve
• Check glycol day tank level (data entry %)
• Make sure filter pots are lined up correctly
• Check burner temperature (data entry)
• Check BTEX unit for proper operation and leaks
• Check containment level and sump pump(s) if level is present
Flare(s)
• Check level on knockouts (data entry)
• Check knockout pumps are operational and in service
• Confirm blowers are working.
• Confirm pilot(s) are burning and no smoke
• Confirm sweep gas is (data entry - 250-300 SCFH)
Tank Farm (if applicable)
• Check top of tanks for leaks (thief hatches, piping, etc).
• Check blanket gas pressure(s) (data entry)
• Check containment level and sump pump(s) if level is present.
• Check tank levels
Sump Pumps
• Check sump tank levels and verify pump is in operation
LP3/HP3
• Check sight glasses, LCV(s), H pump(s) for leaks.
• Confirm pressure is normal range. If pressure is high, find source
Sales area
• Check for leaks.
• Check level in discharge scrubber
• Check alignment of pig traps
Methanol Pumps
• Verify pumps are operating at desired rate
• Check for leaks
MCC(s)/PDC(s)
• Check control screens for alarms and bypassed devices
• Confirm units are cooling to thermostat settings.
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