Technical Engineering Technician

This is a hands-on field position requiring experience with oil, gas, water-handling, pumping, compression, or related industrial systems. Operate and monitor gas compressors, air compressors, pumping systems, pipelines, and water-handling equipment.

Job TitleTechnical Engineering TechnicianCompensation$50.00/hrLocationMidland, TexasScheduleMonday–Friday, 5/2 scheduleTwo night-shift positions and one day-shift positionQuantity3Target Start DateASAPA&D ClassificationBasic ExposureAllowanceAgency truck providedPosition OverviewThe Technical Engineering Technician will support Midland field operations through a combination of production operations, mechanical maintenance, process monitoring, troubleshooting, safety coordination, and technical engineering support. This is a hands-on field position requiring experience with oil, gas, water-handling, pumping, compression, or related industrial systems.The two night-shift employees will initially work days before transitioning to nights. The positions currently participate in a callout rotation, which is expected to transition into a formal rotational schedule.Primary Responsibilities

• Monitor and maintain stable production from oil and gas wells and associated facilities.
• Operate and monitor gas compressors, air compressors, pumping systems, pipelines, and water-handling equipment.
• Identify equipment and process failures and coordinate maintenance to minimize deferred production.
• Support preventive and corrective mechanical maintenance.
• Monitor and control oil, gas, diluent, produced water, and injection-water systems.
• Track well and facility operating variables and make process-control decisions.
• Support the design, modification, and continuous improvement of pumping and production systems.
• Perform production inspection, measurement, accounting, and daily reporting.
• Assist with LAND flow measurement systems and positive-displacement meters.
• Interpret operating data and monitor process and equipment performance.
• Support well-control and surface-monitoring systems.
• Develop and update operating, safety, and management-of-change procedures.
• Assist with pipeline construction and field coordination activities.
• Support cathodic protection monitoring for pipelines and storage tanks.
• Prepare and control work permits and conduct job safety evaluations.
• Coordinate with maintenance, operations, engineering, and construction personnel.
• Follow all company safety, environmental, and operational requirements.

Candidate Qualifications

• Associate or bachelor’s degree in engineering or a related technical discipline preferred.
• Field operations experience required.
• Strong mechanical experience required.
• Oil and gas operator experience strongly preferred.
• Experience with oil, gas, water-injection, storage, transportation, or production systems preferred.
• Manufacturing, chemical plant, or refinery experience is a plus.
• Instrumentation and electrical experience is a plus.
• Industrial engineering experience is a plus.
• Industrial safety and work-permitting experience is a plus.
• Due-process background or procedural compliance experience is preferred.
• Experience with pumping systems, multiphase pumps, compressors, pipelines, or production measurement is beneficial.
• PIPESIM or similar process-simulation experience is beneficial.
• HVAC, refrigeration, electrical troubleshooting, welding, or pressure-testing experience may be considered relevant.
• Former ExxonMobil experience is a plus.
• Must be willing to work onsite in Midland during the workweek.
• Candidates outside Midland may be considered if they can meet the onsite requirement.
• Must be willing to participate in callouts and accommodate future schedule changes.

Interview Process45-minute meet-and-greet conducted in person or by Zoom.

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