Company:
INEOS EnergyInterested in joining a winning team? A team whose employees are empowered to make a difference?
Closing Date: June 16, 2023
Introduction to INEOS Energy
INEOS is a global petrochemicals manufacturer, operating in 29 countries, with $65 billion in annual turnover, and employing over 26,000 people
INEOS Energy is the energy division of INEOS. INEOS Energy was established in 2020 to oversee the company's growing portfolio of energy-related businesses, which includes exploration and production in the North Sea (c25kboepd of production from the UK and Denmark growing to c40kboepd in 2024)
INEOS Energy will acquire over 2000 wells producing net 36 kBOE/d in the Eagle Ford shale from Chesapeake, which is the INEOS entry as a material operator in the US Onshore
Job Summary
This entry level position is responsible for maintaining optimum production from assigned wells under generalsupervision of a supervisor or more experienced pumper, using basic skills to complete routine assigned tasksin order to maximize well production.
Job Duties & Responsibilities
Makes routine checks on all well sites according to schedule
Monitors production equipment, compressors, wellheads, dehydrators and meters
Manages daily fluid production; gauge and record oil and water tanks; record all seal records
Participates in periodic well review meetings with foreman, techs, and production engineer
Analyzes production related problems and work with foreman, techs, production engineer, and any other relative personnel to troubleshoot
Submits daily data and turn in all reports and tickets on a timely basis
Inspects lease sites, ensure they are clean and maintained; check for spills and fluid leaks
Routinely inspects pumping units, compressors, and other equipment; ensure they are well maintained
Provides relief pumping when needed
Communicates regularly with production foreman and relief pumper
Ensure company provided vehicle is well maintained and cleaned
Performs light maintenance on equipment
Performs all duties in accordance with Chesapeake's Environmental, Health and Safety Guidelines
Completes Lease Operator training as directed
Performs other duties as assigned
Job Specific Skills
Basic understanding of gauges, dials, or other indicators to ensure equipment is working properly
Knowledge of safety/environmental requirements and practices
Basic knowledge of analyzing and solving mechanical problems
Able to perform routine maintenance on machines and equipment
Able to check wells on a daily basis, driving to and from wells
Competencies
Communicates Effectively
Decision Quality
Demonstrates Self-Awareness
Drives Results
Action Oriented
Business Insight / Financial Acumen
Collaborates
Values Differences
Education & Experience
Minimum: High school diploma or GED and 0 - 2 years related work experience or an equivalent substitution for education of 4 - 6 years related work experience
Additional Qualifications
Ability to possess a valid drivers license
Physical Requirements
Standing: Occasional
Sitting: Occasional
Walking: Occasional
Speaking or Hearing: Frequent
Hand Movement - Repetitive Motions, Grasping, Finger Dexterity: Frequent
Climbing or Balancing: Occasional
Tasting or Smelling: Occasional
Kneeling, Crouching or Crawling: Occasional
Reaching: Occasional
Lifting up to 10 lbs: Frequent
Lifting up to 50 lbs: Occasional
Lifting up to 100 lbs: Occasional
Pushing/Pulling up to 10 lbs: Frequent
Lifting up to 25 lbs: Frequent
Pushing/Pulling up to 25 lbs: Frequent
Pushing/Pulling up to 50 lbs: Occasional
Pushing/Pulling up to 100 lbs: Occasional
Lifting more than 100 lbs: Rare
Pushing/Pulling more than 100 lbs: Rare
Hot Temperatures: Occasional
Cold Temperatures: Occasional
Wet or Humid Conditions: Occasional
Outdoor Weather Conditions: Frequent
Work near moving mechanical parts: Frequent
Exposure to fumes or airborne particles: Occasional
Exposure to toxic or caustic chemicals: Occasional
Exposure to electrical hazards: Occasional
Exposure to vibration: Occasional
Risk of fire or explosion: Occasional
Risk of radiation: Rare
Use of close vision: Occasional
Use of distance vision: Occasional
Use of focus adjustment: Occasional
Depth Perception: Occasional
Color Distinction: Occasional
Exposure to loud noise levels: Occasional
Peripheral Vision: Occasional
Exposure to moderate noise levels: Frequent
For Current INEOS employees:
How to Apply
1. This job will be posted through the end of the closing date listed above. Interested employees must obtain line manager approval before applying for this position.
2. To Apply, locate the job posting online by the closing date by navigating to Workday > Career > INEOS Internal Careers
3. Candidates do NOT need to complete the Education, Job History, Skills and Certification sections; simply bypass this section and proceed to Resume/Cover letter.
4. Under the ‘Resume/Cover Letter’ section, attach your resume.
5. Answer the three required questions for the Internal Question section.
6. Click Submit.
Our culture is one of honesty and integrity with an emphasis on safety, health and environmental performance.On our team, people are acknowledged for embracing new practices that help create real value for customers.