Measurement Technician responsible for ensuring accurate measurement of oil and gas sales volumes, maintaining and calibrating metering equipment, conducting audits, and ensuring compliance with industry standards.
Responsibilities
Supports Measurement Manager and Measurement Leads in implementing vision
Schedules and completes preventive maintenance for measurement activities
Ensures compliance with Oxy Measurement Standards, regulatory requirements, API and AGA guidelines
Communicates with Measurement Leader, Operations, Regulatory and Production Accounting on issues or errors in reporting
Responsible for data collection, identification, and resolution of measurement errors
Lead on-site cultural resource mitigation, compliance, and support during construction projects in Northern Nevada and Southern Idaho.
Locations (3)
Elko, Nevada, United States
Nevada, United States
Idaho, United States
Compensation
For the Principal Investigator position, we anticipate the annual base pay of $89,900 – $126,200, $43.22hr – $60.67/hr USD, limited-term, non-exempt. An employee’s pay position within this range will be based on several factors including, but not limited to, relevant education, qualifications, certifications, experience, skills, geographic location, performance, shift, travel requirements, sales or revenue-based metrics, and business or organizational needs. This job may be eligible for bonus pay (casual and fixed term/Flexforce employees are NOT bonus eligible).
Responsibilities
Lead mitigation by following the Historic Properties Treatment Plan and site specific plan(s)
Communicate and make decisions in live time on changes to the site specific plan
The Environmental/Regulatory Specialist supports environmental and regulatory compliance for Chevron’s Colorado Base Business operations.
Compensation
The anticipated salary range for this position is $104,700 – $180,500. The selected candidate’s compensation will be determined based on their skills, experience, and qualifications.
Responsibilities
Interpret and support compliance with applicable ECMC and CDPHE rules, permits, orders, approvals, policies, guidance, and other environmental and regulatory requirements affecting Colorado Base Business operations.
Provide practical environmental and regulatory guidance to Operations and other business partners to support compliant execution of field and operational activities.
Prepare, review, coordinate, and track ECMC forms, notices, applications, reports, and other regulatory submittals to support accurate and timely compliance.
Support CDPHE and other environmental compliance requirements, including applicable permitting, notifications, inspections, monitoring, recordkeeping, and reporting.
Support environmental programs associated with Base Business operations, including spill response and reporting, waste management, SPCC, stormwater, water-related requirements, wildlife, remediation, reclamation, and other applicable environmental programs.
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in Environmental Science, Environmental Engineering, Engineering, Geology, Natural Resources, or a related technical discipline
Be a leader in safety
Identify, document, and evaluate archaeological materials, features, and isolated finds
Implement unanticipated discovery procedures in accordance with project permits
Requirements
Bachelor's in Archaeology, Anthropology, or related field
Master's degree in Archaeology
Nice to have: Experience working in remote areas for extended periods
Nice to have: Experience working alongside Native American tribal monitors
Nice to have: OSHA 10- or 30-hour construction safety training