Chemical Treatment Specialist

Chemical Treatment Specialist

Requirements

• 5+ years’ experience with processes, procedures, testing, and equipment associated with corrosion control and chemical treatment monitoring for downhole and surface equipment.
• 4 Year bachelor’s degree in science or engineering discipline (Preferred but not required)
• Operational oilfield knowledge pertaining to artificial lift, facility operations, and surface operations.
• Chemical budget management with emphasis on optimizing chemical programs and maximizing chemical spend per BO and TBF.
• Root cause failure analysis data management and discernment.
• NACE or other industry training in corrosion technology
• Experience with SPOTFIRE and database software
• Knowledgeable in existing and emerging technologies associated with corrosion, scale, paraffin, asphaltene, bacteria, and H2S treating.
• Strong understanding of chemical treatment in an Oil and Gas environment along with a knowledge of chemical specifications and applications.
• Extensive expertise in corrosion, scale, paraffin, asphaltenes, bacteria, and H2S mitigation.
• Strong leadership, mentoring, and communication skills.
• Strong decision-making skills and ability to perform under pressure.
• Knowledge of operations, reservoirs, and strong understanding of economic and financial analysis.
• Creative, innovated, and ability to adapt to change while driving for results.
• Demonstrated success with organizations with multi-discipline staff.
• Demonstrated commitment to adhering to and promoting safe work practices.
• Understands business process, regulatory requirements, and ability to manage a budget.

Responsibilities

• Assist in setting goals and long-term vision with Chemical Treatment Lead.
• Provide input of alignment and allocation of resources.
• Identify and enhance inefficiencies of processes.
• Participate on continuous improvement teams.
• Effectively utilize resources internal and external of business unit.
• Participate in annual and long-term business planning.
• Provide input on staffing plans / forecast to ensure adequate staffing level to support business plan.
• Develop and/or manage programs, systems, and practices for maintaining & enhancing a safe, productive, and environmentally sound work environment.
• Responsible for oversight of corrosion control and chemical programs for wells and for surface equipment and facilities.
• Assures that program goals and practices are aligned and compliant with HES objectives, procedures, and policies.
• Works closely with Operations leaders, Mechanical Integrity team, Facilities & Construction and Project teams, contractor, and vendor personnel to develop and continually improve chemical and corrosion control programs and procedures.
• Prepares and provides training to personnel responsible for implementing recommended practices for corrosion control and chemical programs.
• Tracks performance to provide basis for recommendations and continual improvement in effectiveness and efficiency of corrosion control and chemical programs.
• Regular onsite field visits to interact with vendors and operations is expected.

Preferred Qualifications

No preferred qualifications provided.