Emissions Technician

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Kodiaq understands that our most valuable resource is our employees, and to provide industry‑leading service and runtime we attract and retain premier talent. We focus on internal professional development, training, and the best benefits package in the industry.

The Emissions Technician ensures that compression units operate safely and comply with all emission requirements. He/she develops and maintains customer relationships and follows all company procedures.

• Complete emission reports legibly, detailing data according to Kodiak policies and submitting them to the Emissions Administrator timely.
• Complete service reports for O2 sensor or component changes and after quarterly emission tests.
• Submit expense reports per Kodiak guidelines.
• Ensure all assigned units are emission tested quarterly or inspected for further maintenance to achieve passing results.
• Confirm required data collection is correct and complete.
• Ensure emission controls are installed and operating correctly.
• Perform/schedule an Initial Compliance Test (ICT) when a unit starts up.
• Pre‑test units prior to state‑mandated tests.
• Be on site for every state test.
• Test each unit for 15 minutes each quarter or as required.
• Tune engines within permit limits.
• Tune 2‑sensor rich‑burn engines.
• Replace, clean, and service catalytic components on engines with 400hp or less; assist with larger engines as needed.
• Notify Operations when an engine shows mechanical problems causing a no‑pass test and provide recommendations.
• Follow‑up on tests when units are out of compliance.
• Spend one day per week preparing and submitting reports.
• Service trucks once per month.
• Communicate weekly with supervisor on compliance issues and schedule updates.
• Maintain the Testo analyzer and calibration gases.
• Maintain communications with Operations and customers.
• Ensure proper permit limits for equipment based on location, area, state, and federal guidelines.
• Attend all company safety and training programs, required tailgate safety meetings, and assist in reviewing/updating safety policies.
• Report all safety hazards and incidents to Supervisor or Manager.

• 0–1 year in natural gas compression or related experience.
• OEM, trade school, or comparable work experience in a related field/industry.
• Day‑to‑day job completion with minimal supervision.
• Strong mechanical intuition or ability.
• Comprehension of OEM and technical manuals.
• Operation of commercial vehicles and cranes.
• Strong mechanical aptitude.
• Communication and customer service skills.
• Strong organizational skills.
• Microsoft Office suite proficiency.
• Positive attitude and high energy.
• High school diploma or equivalent.

• May require overtime, extended or non‑traditional hours.
• Stand or walk on uneven terrain, climb stairs and ladders, stoop, squat, crawl as directed.
• Exposed to extreme temperatures, weather conditions, and environments on a location‑by‑location basis.
• High noise environment (>85dBA); ear protection required.
• Potential controlled exposure to hazardous chemicals.
• Lift up to 50lb.
• Stand, kneel, bend, squat, twist for long periods.
• Climb ladders up to 25ft.
• Use common hand tools related to job needs.

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Kodiaq Gas Services is an Equal Employment Opportunity

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All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability, or veteran status.