Field Operator III - Artificial Lift Technician

• Monitor and control large populations of artificial lift wells and compression units across multiple assets and fields
• Perform real-time surveillance to identify early indicators of abnormal or degrading equipment performance
• Independently adjust operating parameters (e.g., speed, cycles, control setpoints) to balance production optimization, equipment protection and run life, operating limits and safety constraints
• Diagnose equipment performance issues using live and trended data
• Execute predefined alarm response actions and determine appropriate escalation paths
• Make rapid, risk-based operational decisions regarding immediate intervention, continued monitoring, field dispatch or engineering notification
• Prevent high-cost equipment failures through early detection and proactive intervention
• Reduce unnecessary field callouts, minimizing driving exposure and location-based hazards
• Maintain accurate documentation, event logging, and detailed shift handovers
• Coordinate effectively with field operations, production, engineering, automation, and maintenance teams

• 2-5 years of direct artificial lift and/or compression operations experience
• Starting, stopping, and troubleshooting ESPs, gas lift systems, or compressor units
• Operating equipment through abnormal conditions such as trips, pump-off, or gas interference
• Responding to real equipment failures, not limited to steady-state operations
• Prior field operational experience in unconventional or high-density asset environments (e.g., Permian Basin)
• Familiarity with local equipment behaviors, power constraints, and common failure modes
• 1-3 years of SCADA or remote surveillance experience, including alarm response, remote decision-making, event documentation and coordination with field crews
• 3-7 years total oil & gas experience
• 2-5 years directly supporting artificial lift wells and/or compression units

• Prior field operational experience in unconventional or high-density asset environments (e.g., Permian Basin)
• Familiarity with local equipment behaviors, power constraints, and common failure modes
• 1-3 years of SCADA or remote surveillance experience, including alarm response, remote decision-making, event documentation and coordination with field crews

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