Lease Operator II: Field Wells & Equipment Specialist

Citation Oil & Gas Corp.; Duncan (OK); On-site; USD 55,000 - 75,000; Full time

Job summary

Citation Oil & Gas Corp. is seeking a skilled lease operator to manage wells and related equipment on site. The role emphasizes safe operation, adherence to regulations, and coordination with production foremen.

The ideal candidate will perform routine maintenance, monitor production, and oversee third-party services when necessary to ensure reliable operations across Citation’s leases.

Qualifications

• High School education or GED.
• Ability to wear breathing apparatus and pass pulmonary function test and a fit test.
• Completion of industry schools as scheduled by Citation.
• Completion of safety and regulatory training as scheduled by Citation.

Responsibilities

• Operates and maintains wells and equipment on assigned route, performing operations in a safe manner and in compliance with regulations.
• Makes repairs and oversees third party services when necessary to utilize.
• Monitors and records oil, water, and gas production from leases and reports changes to Production Foreman.
• Performs routine maintenance on well and production facility equipment.
• Reports problems (including leaks/spills) to the Production Foreman and performs repairs as required.
• Understands chemical programs on assigned leases and monitors chemical usage.
• Familiar with flow lines and injection lines and lines owned/operated by other companies on Citation’s leases.
• Keeps well sites and facilities clean and free of trash.
• Tests wells monthly and maintains written records of tests.

Education

High School or GED

Job description

Citation Oil & Gas Corp. is seeking a skilled lease operator to manage wells and related equipment on site. The role emphasizes safe operation, adherence to regulations, and coordination with production foremen.

The ideal candidate will perform routine maintenance, monitor production, and oversee third-party services when necessary to ensure reliable operations across Citation’s leases.