Job Title: Field Operator (Water Operations Tech) II or III Compensation: $51.35–$59.25/hr Location: Midland, TX – Hwy 80 Schedule: 5/2 initially, transitioning to an 8/6 schedule Number of Positions: 3 Agency-Supplied Equipment: ½-ton truck, Ratpack/basic tools, and 4-gas monitor (billable to BL) Additional Compensation Details: No per diem will be offered for this role. Submittal Deadline: October 28, 2026 Target Start Date: November 9 or November 16, 2026 Tentative End Date: One year from start date Requisition Number: 42012VC – Please reference in all communication. Meet & Greet Preferences: In person preferred; Zoom accommodated. Scope WATER OPERATIONS TECH (WOT) Key Responsibilities • Review daily and weekly water transfer schedule and coordinate valve alignments to support operational demands. • Perform valve lineup and verify proper flow paths for water transfer operations. • Monitor water transfer systems, pipelines, ponds, and associated equipment. • Coordinate with field personnel and contractors during pipeline maintenance, repairs, and operational shutdowns. • Respond to pipeline alarms, abnormal operating conditions, and system interruptions. • Support scheduled water transfer activities and verify operational readiness. Field Inspections & Maintenance • Conduct routine inspections of freshwater and produced water ponds, pipelines, valves, and associated infrastructure. • Verify field conditions against monitoring systems and report discrepancies. • Identify potential leaks, equipment deficiencies, erosion concerns, and other operational hazards. • Submit maintenance work requests and follow up on identified issues. • Assist with troubleshooting equipment and pipeline operating problems. • Maintain accountability for assigned operational areas, including periods of limited activity. Safety & Compliance • Follow company safety procedures, policies, and operational requirements. • Participate in daily safety meetings and operational discussions. • Verify applicable work permits, endorsements, and required safety documentation before work begins. • Support compliance with applicable Railroad Commission of Texas requirements. • Participate in pre-job safety reviews and ensure proper communication of potential hazards. • Identify, report, and address unsafe conditions. • Coordinate with contractors to support safe execution of field activities. Communication & Operational Coordination • Communicate daily field activities, operational concerns, and job status updates to supervision. • Coordinate with maintenance personnel, contractors, and other operational teams. • Attend scheduled field meetings and pre-job discussions as required. • Respond to operational emails, calls, and system notifications in a timely manner. • Maintain accurate documentation of inspections, work requests, and completed activities. • Utilize company-approved software for operational tracking, reporting, and work management. Required Qualifications • High school diploma or GED. • Preferred minimum of 3 years of experience in oilfield water operations, water transfer, pipeline operations, or a closely related field. • Working knowledge of pipeline systems, valve operations, pumps, and water storage facilities. • Ability to recognize abnormal operating conditions and assist with troubleshooting. • Understanding of oilfield safety practices, hazard recognition, and permit-to-work procedures. • Ability to read and interpret operational instructions, field maps, and basic pipeline schematics. • Basic computer proficiency, including Microsoft Outlook, Excel, and electronic reporting systems. • Strong communication, time-management, and organizational skills. • Valid driver’s license and ability to travel between field locations. • Ability to work independently and prioritize multiple operational tasks. Preferred Experience • Experience with freshwater and produced water systems in the Permian Basin. • Familiarity with pond inspections, pipeline monitoring, and water transfer operations. • Knowledge of SCADA or remote monitoring systems. • Experience with electronic work permits and work management systems. • Familiarity with Permit Vision, Vantage, or similar operational software. • Experience supporting pipeline shutdowns, tie-ins, maintenance, and repair activities. • Previous experience coordinating contractors and field work activities. • Familiarity with Railroad Commission requirements applicable to water management operations. Additional Requirements • Mechanical or oil and gas experience needed. • 3 years of oilfield experience required.