Emissions Technician I

• Conduct OGI (Optical Gas Imaging) Surveys using an infrared FLIR Camera to detect leaks
• Perform AVO (audio, visual, olfactory) Surveys to ensure proper operation of equipment
• Execute inspections with a general understanding of normal operating conditions and inspect with integrity
• Utilize various applications for planning, tracking, and recording information effectively
• Take ownership of assigned workload while diligently adhering to timelines
• Ensure safe and environmentally compliant operations of all company-owned or rental compressors, gas-driven generators, and VRUs
• Support the preparation, installation, and startup of new emissions control equipment
• Oversee new site construction, layout, and piping needs
• Monitor and optimize existing units for efficiency
• Set up tracking tools to analyze and document performance metrics such as runtime, mechanical availability, fuel consumption, throughput, and environmental compliance
• Assist lease operators and production foremen with related issues
• Review vendor invoices and confirm correct charges for both rate and performance metric corrections
• Document all incidents or abnormal operations to the supervisor

• Emissions Control: Knowledge of emissions control practices and regulations
• OGI Surveys: Experience with Optical Gas Imaging technology
• AVO Surveys: Familiarity with audio, visual, and olfactory inspection techniques
• Emissions Control Equipment: Understanding of gas engine-driven generators and vapor recovery units (VRUs)
• Analytical Skills: Ability to analyze performance metrics and recommend improvements
• Qualifications: High school diploma or equivalent
• relevant technical training preferred
• Experience: Entry-level position typically requiring 0-3 years of experience in emissions control or related fields

Competitive salary based on qualifications and experience