Driver, Treater-MultiChem

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Full Time Bryan, TX

16 days ago Requisition

Position Summary

Provide reliable, consistent, on-time deliveries of production chemicals to customer locations and operate a treater truck or high-pressure pump unit for the chemical treatment of oil and gas wells, flowlines, and pipelines. Comply with all company and D.O.T. requirements for the safe handling of hazardous materials. This position often works independently in remote locations with little to no direct supervision, and regularly interacts with customer personnel, so drivers must present themselves professionally as representatives of Sterling Multi Chem.

• Complete pre-trip and post-trip inspections of company vehicle and equipment
• Properly load trucks and schedule the order of daily treatments
• Operate the treater truck or high-pressure pump unit to treat wells, flowlines, and pipelines
• Deliver chemicals and treat wells in a timely manner
• Make up and manage high-pressure hose and fitting connections to wellheads, flowlines, casing, and pipelines (D.O.T. pipelines require certification)
• Handle products in various package types, including bulk, drums, and totes
• Properly maintain and operate the forklift, drum dollies, trailer hoists, chemical pumps, hoses, meters, gauges, and all company equipment
• Perform warehouse duties, including preventive maintenance, organizing the warehouse for safe and efficient chemical storage, and upkeep of warehouse grounds
• Submit treating reports for billing and sales purposes and maintain delivery records to reconcile deliveries
• Comply with all company and D.O.T. requirements for the safe handling of hazardous materials
• Provide excellent customer service to all customers and field office personnel
• Maintain the highest level of safety at all times
• Work well independently and in a team environment

• High school diploma or GED
• Minimum of 2 years' experience in the oil and gas industry
• Previous experience operating a treater truck or similar high-pressure pump equipment
• Minimum Class B CDL, issued by the candidate's state of residence, with Hazmat and Tanker endorsements
• Acceptable Motor Vehicle Record (5 years)
• Current Medical Examiner's Certification; must pass a D.O.T. physical exam and drug screen
• Forklift certification required (company certification)
• Must obtain and maintain company Pressure Level 1 and Pressure Level 2 certification (training provided)
• One (1) year of commercial driving experience preferred
• Knowledge of H2S (hydrogen sulfide) exposure precautions preferred
• Awareness of chemical safety and the measures to take in the event of skin contact or a spill preferred

Record Keeping:
Able to compile and maintain a D.O.T. driver's log (electronic or paper as required), complete daily pre- and post-trip inspection reports, create a standard Bill of Lading (BOL), complete delivery records (DRs) for deliveries.

Equipment

Skills:

Able to proficiently use basic hand tools and effectively operate hydraulically driven, PTO-driven, and engine-driven high-pressure pumps.

Customer Service

Skills:

Meet internal and external commitments, respond promptly to customer needs, and seek customer feedback to improve service.

Work Ethic:
Dependable, trustworthy, and credible in the workplace. Displays a sincere desire to help, follows instructions, and takes ownership of their work.

Physical Abilities:
Able to lift and carry up to 50 pounds chest high. Able to handle hoses up to 3 inches in diameter.

Indoors and outdoors, with driving involved, often at remote well sites. Employees may work in temperature extremes and may be exposed to H2S (hydrogen sulfide). Manual dexterity and mechanical aptitude are helpful. Required safety equipment may include a hard hat, safety glasses, hearing protection, work boots, gloves, an H2S monitor, and a respirator when required.

• Ability to wear Personal Protective Equipment (PPE), including safety glasses, goggles, and a respirator if required
• Vision: near, distance, color, peripheral, and depth perception
• Hearing: able to detect sound at 55 decibels (normal adult conversation level)