Field Service Representative I
On-siteMidland, Texas, United States
Job Summary
Conduct field tracer services at well sites, including reviewing job designs, analyzing mud reports, and monitoring real-time operations using the STMU. Function as the Radiation Safety Officer by enforcing ALARA protocols, leading emergency response, and ensuring regulatory compliance with the NRC. Survey sites post-operation to verify no radioactive residue remains and accurately complete all required reports. Train clients and crew on sampling procedures, documentation, and radiation safety techniques. Maintain company vehicles and deliver services to customers while traveling to onshore and offshore locations. Respond to on-call rotations within 60 minutes and obtain residence within a 60-minute drive of the district office within 90 days of hire.
Required Qualifications
- High School diploma or equivalent
- Valid driver's license
- Good driving record
- Must be able to lift and/or move up to 25 pounds
- Must be able to frequently lift and/or move up to 50 pounds
- Close vision
- Distance vision
- Color vision
- Peripheral vision
- Depth perception
- Ability to adjust focus
- Must be able to travel by air, sea, and public/private ground transport
- Must be able to work at both onshore and offshore oil and gas well sites
- Must be able to work in various weather conditions including sun, heat, wind, cold, rain
- Must be able to heed weather conditions and prepare accordingly
- Must be able to provide regulatory representatives with detailed descriptions of what the work entails
- Must be able to describe how work requirements are met while adhering to regulatory requirements
- Must be able to evaluate and identify safety hazards
- Must have the authority to cease all operations when necessary to avoid or prevent serious injury or death
- Must be able to quickly and independently exercise discretion and judgment
- Must be able to provide technical product support relating specifically to proppant and chemical tracer services
- Must be able to determine the appropriate mix of proppant and chemical tracers required for tracer completion
- Must be able to monitor injection into the frac line going into the well
- Must be able to utilize the STMU (Spectral Tracer Monitoring Unit) for jobs with proppant tracers
- Must be able to measure the tracer material going downhole
- Must be able to communicate status of the tracer operations to the client
- Must be able to accurately complete all required reports at the conclusion of the job
- Must be able to conduct a post-job review with the client
- Must be able to obtain post job treatment report from the frac company
- Must be able to discuss and sell the client on the possibility of future work
- Must be able to promote and educate the client on the services provided by Core Laboratories
- Must be able to review marketing materials with the client
- Must be able to train clients and flow-back crew on proper sampling procedures
- Must be able to train engineers and oil field gauger/pumper personnel on sampling schedules and specialized sampling equipment and procedures
- Must be able to train mud engineers on sample collection procedures
- Must be able to train well site personnel on proper use of radiation survey meters and survey techniques
- Must be able to demonstrate knowledge, responsibility, and authority in the enforcement of appropriate radiation protection rules, standards, and practices
- Must be able to function as the Radiation Safety Officer at the well site
- Must be able to take charge of the well site and implement procedures in ProTechnics O&E Manual in the event of an emergency
- Must be able to conduct safety meetings for all personnel on location prior to beginning on-site operations
- Must be able to establish and oversee ALARA radiation control, operating, safety, and emergency procedures
- Must be able to evaluate emergency situations at the well site including blowouts, uncontrolled flow-back, fire
- Must be able to direct all third party personnel in appropriate response to emergency situations
- Must be able to calm onsite personnel through concise, effective communication regarding the nature of the emergency
- Must be able to direct and control appropriate remedial actions
- Must be able to assess, judge, and decide on decontamination activities for various operations and/or emergency scenarios
- Must be able to communicate effectively with regulatory inspectors and/or auditors of state and/or federal Departments of Health, Nuclear Regulatory agencies
- Must be able to respond to calls within 60 minutes
- Must be willing to travel
- Must be willing to work on weekends
- Must be able to obtain residence within a 60 minute drive to the local district office within 90 days of the first date of employment
- Must successfully complete six (6) weeks of classroom training and certification programs
- Must successfully complete the Tracer Operations Manual orientation of standard operating procedures
- Must demonstrate the ability to perform all essential job duties and responsibilities without supervision
- Must demonstrate understanding of basic radiation principles by successfully completing the written examinations given in the classroom-training course in order to obtain Radiation Certification for well logging
- Must demonstrate competence in the use of proppant and chemical tracers and survey instruments that will be used on the job
Desired Qualifications
- Associates degree with some college course work in a field of science, technology or engineering
- Minimum two years of previous oil and gas service experience
- Proficiency with Microsoft Office software
- Strong Excel skills
- Some experience with Access
- An aptitude for learning new software systems
- Ability to learn the proprietary STMU (Spectral Tracer Monitoring Unit) software
- Certifications in Radiation, Well Logging or Subsurface Tracer Operations
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