Offshore Measurement Tech – Calibrations & Analytics

Danos; Houma (LA); On-site; USD 60,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

Danos in Houma, LA, seeks a Measurement Technician to support the Deepwater Gulf of America Measurement organization. The role focuses on calibrating and maintaining flow and analytical equipment to ensure accurate data for custody transfer and allocation.

Responsibilities include testing transmitters, repairing components, and documenting calibrations while complying with regulatory requirements. Offshore travel is required and a high school diploma is required; an associate or bachelor’s

Qualifications

• Minimum 2 years’ experience in Oil and Gas Allocation and Custody Transfer.
• Knowledge of regulatory requirements for LACT prove, Sales Gas meter calibration, and sampling.
• Ability to navigate Windows-based programs (OMNICOM, PCCU32, Mon 2000) and MS Office.

Responsibilities

• Follow procedures to perform duties using safe work practices.
• Maintain differential pressure transmitters and calibrate/test within tolerances.
• Repair/replace components to maintain transmitter availability.
• Maintain Temperature and Pressure transmitters; calibrate/test as required.
• Maintain analytical equipment (gas chromatographs, moisture analyzers) within tolerances.
• Document calibrations and repairs; pull allocation samples; coordinate with team.

Skills

Oil & Gas Allocation

Custody Transfer measurement

Regulatory knowledge

Metering procedures

Windows-based software

Offshore travel

Equipment testing/calibration

Documentation

Education

High school diploma

Associate or bachelor’s degree helpful

Tools

OMNICOM

PCCU32

Mon 2000

Job description

Danos in Houma, LA, seeks a Measurement Technician to support the Deepwater Gulf of America Measurement organization. The role focuses on calibrating and maintaining flow and analytical equipment to ensure accurate data for custody transfer and allocation.

Responsibilities include testing transmitters, repairing components, and documenting calibrations while complying with regulatory requirements. Offshore travel is required and a high school diploma is required; an associate or bachelor’s