Water Transfer Operator

Position Summary

The Water Transfer Operator is responsible for assisting in the safe deployment and installation of layflat hose equipment, as well as fueling equipment as needed. The operator is also responsible for accurately coding fuel usage to the appropriate job. This individual promotes healthy, safe, and environmental practices and ensures each facility operates at maximum efficiency in compliance with regulatory requirements. The Water Transfer Operator provides support for service regarding water Reuse operations for our Permian Basin assets. This position is based in Midland, Texas, and reports directly to the Source Water Supervisor.

Pilot Water Solutions (“PWS”) is the most reliable name in water midstream. PWS is a full service, full life cycle water midstream company with assets across the Permian, Eagle Ford, Rockies, Haynesville, and Appalachia. With strategically located assets in the core of its basins, Pilot Water Solutions is positioned to meet the needs of its customers with best-in-class service and reliability.

Essential Job Duties

• Reports daily flow meter readings and pond levels.

• Monitors and inspects active water transfer lines and water wells daily, visiting multiple sites as assigned.

• Maintains trailers and weight management to be in compliance with local laws

• Communicates effectively with supervisor, provides updates

• Manages time accordingly to maintain multiple sites and meet deadlines.

• Partners with 3rd party companies, managing projects to meet deadlines.

• Handles pressure and rate testing water transfer hose as needed.

• Repairs layflat hose and remediates spills, partnering with PWS groups to ensure safe and compliant work.

• Operates skid steer

• Supports Reuse Water Operations as an enthusiastic team player, cross training in multiple duties across PWS operations.

• Maintains and monitors equipment to ensure proper working condition, mitigating potential problems or safety issues and reports to appropriate personnel for repair(s)

• Adhered to safely guidelines and complies with all Company policies and procedures.

• Adheres to safe driving practices and procedures according to training and company policies.

• Submits own timesheets timely and accurately for approval and adheres to schedule as agreed upon on the date of hire, and adjusted work schedules thereafter based on company needs.

This job description is not intended to be an all-inclusive list of duties and responsibilities of the position. Incumbents will be expected to follow other job-related duties outside of their normal responsibilities as assigned by their supervisor based on business needs.

Minimum Qualifications

• High School Diploma or equivalent such as a GED

• Oil and gas industry experience

• Familiar with standard concepts and procedures as it relates to the role and industry.

• Strong organization, time-management and problem-solving skills.

• Strong attention to detail

• Ability to communicate respectfully and professionally across all levels of staff, customers, and vendors.

• Understanding of tank gauging (thieving, color cut, etc.)

• Sound knowledge of hand and power tools used in field operations

• Intermediate knowledge of oilfield facility operations and automation

• Able to be on call as needed.

• Must have a valid driver's license and be deemed insurable by the Company's insurance provider throughout employment to be able to drive a Company vehicle

  
  

Preferred Qualifications

• 3 years in the oil and gas industry

• Water Treatment experience

  
  

Physical Requirements & Working Conditions

• Must be able to stand, bend, walk, kneel, climb stairs and lift over 50lbs for continuous hours

• Able to perform manual labor such as shoveling, cleaning, lifting, walking up and down stairs, minor maintenance on pumps and filters, power washing facility, among other.

• Will work 90% of the time outdoors. As an essential position, such person will be exposed to inclement weather such as extreme heat exposure, rain, snow, sleet, high winds, and dirt storms.

• May be exposed to H2S and other industry related chemicals

• May be subject to working in low-lit areas from time to time

• Frequently required to use personal protective equipment to prevent exposure to hazardous materials

• May be exposed to loud noises, occupational hazards, and/or other outdoor elements

• May encounter wildlife

  
  

Equipment Used

• Computer/iPad

• Power Tools

• Power Washer

• Wrench, Hammer, Shovel

• Company Vehicle