Nitrogen Services Operator

Description

The main function of this job is to provide a safe nitrogen pumping service at our petrochemical customer in the midstream and downstream environment under the direction of Nitrogen Field Supervisor.

• Complete all company and customer site-specific training required

• Work under the direction of Field Supervisor

• Drive company vehicles to and from customer locations and operate equipment in all types of weather to best meet customer needs

• Participate in pre-job safety meetings (JSAs/Job Safety Analyses)

• Assist with rig up/rig down of nitrogen pumping and support equipment

• Leverage stop work authority to stop and address any unsafe work conditions

• Operate nitrogen pumping and support equipment on customer locations

• Complete handwritten or electronic job logs, timesheets for payroll, ELDs, service tickets, and shipping manifests as required by state and federal DOT regulations

• Perform preventative maintenance and minor repairs on nitrogen pumpers and associated equipment; provide post-job report, noting needed repairs to keep all equipment safe, clean and fully operational

• Function safely in a 24/7 service environment

• Expect to travel 100% of the time, to be comprised of nitrogen services, transport driving and project managing

• Compensated hourly and on a weekly basis (one week in arrears)

Summary Matrix of Time Categories & Compensation Rates

Category                                                                                   Compensation Rate

On-Duty (up to 40 hours, Monday– Sunday)                  Regular Hourly Rate 

Overtime (40 hours, Monday– Sunday)                           Time and a Half (1.5 x Regular   Hourly Rate)

Off-Duty, On-Call : OTR Non-Local                                     Full Day:  12 hours, stipend $350

                                                                                                     Half Day: 12 hours or less, stipend $175

• On Duty hours are paid based on electronic timekeeping software and are audited through our ELD software and shop cameras. 

Requirements

Requirements

• 1 year of experience operating cryogenic pumping equipment in the petrochemical industry

• Maintain CDL class A with Hazmat and Tanker endorsements in good status

• Working knowledge of nitrogen pumping equipment, including capabilities and limitations

• Positive attitude, calm and professional demeanor

• Team player with strong multitasking skills

• Ability to read, understand and follow safety documents and maintenance/procedure manuals

• Minimum 1 year experience operating nitrogen equipment in petrochemical industry

• Valid CDL Class A with tanker and hazmat endorsements in good status

• Ability to acquire Texas Worker Identification Credentials (TWIC) card, HazMat endorsement, and basic training from Houston Area    Safety Council (HASC) or Industrial Safety Council (ISTC) within the first 30 days of employment

• Must be available to work-day or night shift in the field up to 4 consecutive weeks at a time

• Must be able to drive hazardous cargo when needed

• Drug-free, tobacco-free workplace

Salary : $175