OPERATOR

Depending on experience level, responsibilities may include:

• Assist with or perform rig-up, rig-down, mobilization, demobilization and equipment staging
  
  
• Set up and operate pumps, hoses, valves, filtration units, temporary connections, meters and related field equipment
  
  
• Monitor and document pressure, flow, temperature, differential pressure, O2, LEL and other job-specific readings
  
  
• Support or perform sampling, labeling, basic chain-of-custody documentation and contamination-control practices
  
  
• Perform filter/media changes, cartridge or bag swaps, strainer cleaning, basic maintenance and equipment readiness checks
  
  
• Follow job plans, SOPs, JSAs, permits, customer site rules and company safety expectations
  
  
• Participate in safety meetings, toolbox talks, pre-job briefs and Stop Work Authority when unsafe conditions are identified
  
  
• Maintain clean, organized, audit-ready work areas and equipment
  
  
• Communicate clearly with supervisors, leads, coworkers, customer personnel, terminal staff, vessel crews and site representatives
  
  
• Complete logs, checklists, timesheets, equipment reports and job documentation accurately and on time
  
  
• Escalate equipment issues, abnormal readings, safety concerns, product-quality risks and customer requests outside the approved scope

Senior or lead-level operators may also be responsible for directing field crews, coordinating with client representatives, managing startup/shutdown activities, leading shift handovers, supporting job planning, controlling scope changes and overseeing nitrogen/inerting/degassing operations within approved procedures.