Field Operator III – GHG Pod

RWDY Inc; Spring (TX); On-site; USD 63,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

RWDY Inc. is seeking a Field Operator III - GHG in Spring, TX to operate wells and process equipment in alignment with daily plans and strict safety guidelines.

You will monitor facilities for gas and liquid leaks as part of the GHG desk, reporting findings and maintaining accurate logs. Responsibilities include performing routine maintenance, participating in safety meetings, collecting samples, and supporting emergency response activities while ensuring accurate handoffs at shift changes.

Qualifications

• Secondary education completed with prior field technician experience.
• Strong verbal and written communication skills.
• Safety, health and environmental excellence mindset.
• Extensive pipeline operations knowledge.
• Familiar with safety and operations management tools.
• Understanding of emergency preparedness procedures.
• Knowledge of project philosophy and design specifications.
• Awareness of regulations and commercial agreements.

Responsibilities

• Operate wells and equipment following safety procedures.
• Support GHG desk by monitoring for leaks.
• Attend toolbox and safety meetings.
• Record operational events and deviations.
• Coordinate maintenance and field work.
• Take samples and run field lab tests.
• Assist with emergency response activities.
• Communicate well conditions at shift changes.
• Maintain wellhead and surface equipment.
• Provide support for Well Work interventions.

Skills

Oral & written communication

Safety culture

Pipeline operations

Emergency preparedness

Design specifications

Regulations knowledge

Commercial agreements

Maintenance skills

Education

Completed secondary education

Job description

Job Title: Field Operator III - GHG

Compensation: $55.30/hr

Location: Spring, TX 77389

Schedule: 14 days on / 14 days off rotation

Scope

Operate equipment and wells by applying operating and safety procedures and guidelines to meet the daily operational plan, reduce equipment failures and manage resources efficiently.

This role supports the GHG desk in Vantage, monitoring facilities for gas and liquid leaks.

Tasks and Responsibilities

• Implement daily work objectives for housekeeping, safety, health, environment and security.
• Participate actively in daily toolbox meetings and regular, reported safety meetings.
• Identify and implement corrective and optimization actions through continuous surveillance of wells and equipment to ensure reliable, efficient and safe operating conditions.
• Function as an Equipment Care Technician, routinely using maintenance skills to perform simple maintenance activities.
• Report when the alarm, emergency or emergency shutdown system is out of service.
• Provide detailed, clear and accurate information at shift change so unit conditions are up to date and operations continue without interruption.
• Coordinate, control and monitor maintenance jobs according to corrective, predictive and preventive planning.
• Record all relevant operational events, abnormal situations and deviations in the work area, equipment or personnel in the log book.
• Take product samples for laboratory analysis and perform field laboratory tests.
• Participate actively in emergency response activities.
• Report incidents internally and escalation awareness per the Incident Reporting Guidelines.
• Keep the Operations Shift Supervisor informed and consulted about operations activities.
• Maintain good communication across the work team so issues and actions are adequately addressed.
• Provide the basic facts on well production problems, current production rates and current well condition.
• Ensure well problem diagnostics are thorough and complete before requesting Well Work intervention operations.
• Ensure the wellhead and well surface equipment are maintained and in good working order before Well Work operations take over responsibility for the well for intervention operations.
• Provide assistance and support to ongoing Well Work operations as needed.

Skills and Qualifications

• Completed secondary education and previous work experience as a Field Technician.
• Strong oral and written communication skills.
• High standard of safety, health and environmental aptitude, and the ability to cultivate the same in others.
• Extensive knowledge of and/or experience in pipeline operations.
• Extensive knowledge of safety and operations management tools and processes.
• Strong knowledge of Emergency Preparedness Procedures.
• Extensive knowledge of Project Philosophy and Design Specifications.
• Knowledge of relevant regulations.
• Knowledge of relevant commercial agreements.