Lead Valve Technician

The position of Operator Qualified Technician entails working under demanding conditions, which often includes extended assignments at man camps or hotels from Monday to Friday, necessitating time away from home. The nature of field operations requires individuals in this role to exhibit a high degree of flexibility and adaptability, as they will frequently encounter various environmental challenges, including extreme temperatures and inclement weather.

It is essential for the Operator Qualified Technician to be mentally prepared for prolonged periods away from home while diligently performing valve maintenance and repair tasks, ensuring that all operations are conducted efficiently and safely.

The position of Operator Qualified Technician entails working under demanding conditions, which often includes extended assignments at man camps or hotels from Monday to Friday, necessitating time away from home. The nature of field operations requires individuals in this role to exhibit a high degree of flexibility and adaptability, as they will frequently encounter various environmental challenges, including extreme temperatures and inclement weather.

It is essential for the Operator Qualified Technician to be mentally prepared for prolonged periods away from home while diligently performing valve maintenance and repair tasks, ensuring that all operations are conducted efficiently and safely.

In addition to the mental and technical competencies required for this role, the Operator Qualified Technician must also fulfill specific physical requirements to carry out their responsibilities effectively. This includes the ability to lift objects weighing up to 50 pounds, as certain valve components and equipment necessitate manual handling during maintenance and repair operations. Furthermore, the role demands significant mobility, requiring the technician to walk, stand, and navigate diverse terrains, which underscores the importance of physical fitness and agility in outdoor environments.

Proficient manual dexterity is also critical, as the technician will be handling various tools and equipment during valve inspections and maintenance tasks.

3. The key responsibilities of the Operator Qualified Technician encompass a range of tasks centered around valve inspection and maintenance. This includes conducting routine inspections of valve systems to identify potential issues and performing necessary maintenance to ensure optimal functionality. The technician is also responsible for troubleshooting, repairing, and replacing valve components as required. Additionally, adherence to safety compliance is paramount, as the technician must be vigilant in following safety protocols to protect themselves and their colleagues while working in the field.

Effective communication skills are essential, as the technician must be able to hear and respond to instructions, alerts, and warnings, ensuring a safe and efficient working environment.

$29-36 per hour M-F average 60 hours per week, Our techs average $107k-135k per year DOE

M,D,V Blue Cross Blue Shield

Must be available for travel through out the year.

Per Deim $50-75 per day

2 weeks vacation