Diamondback Energy

Diamondback Energy

Compressor Technician I

Midland, TX

Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 9 hours ago
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About the role

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  • The Compressor Technician is responsible for the day-to-day operation, monitoring, and basic maintenance of compression and gas lift equipment to ensure safe, reliable production.

Responsibilities

  • The technician performs routine field tasks such as housekeeping, minor repairs, winterization support, and equipment mobilization while maintaining proper communication with supervisors on site conditions and issues.

Nice to have

  • Experience in planning and scheduling field operations activities

Company info

  • Responsible for responding to compression alarms and identifying issues.
  • Coordinate with production personnel to ensure proper understanding of equipment and troubleshooting.
  • Coordinating with vendors on issues that cannot be resolved without specialized equipment or knowledge.
  • Responsible for cleaning witches hats, repairing blow cases, sumps, pumping fluids, and minor repairs within scope of work.
  • Work with Production to ensure proper volumes, injection rates, and pressures on gas lift and plunger wells.
  • Coordinate with the gas measurement team to troubleshoot meter runs that are out of scope.
  • Responsible for coordination with the maintenance department on winterization on all gas lift equipment.
  • Mobilization and movement of facility equipment including but not limited to; heat trailers, power steamers and air compressors.
  • Cross training on gas lift and plunger wells.
  • Responsible for housekeeping at the compression facilities.
  • Responsible for communication with supervisors on issues seen on location with equipment, vendors, or other company personnel.

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