Job Description

Position Summary

The incumbent performs scheduled and non-scheduled maintenance and repairs on company equipment in the field, tank farms, pump stations, offices, and other company facilities. He or she will require a working knowledge of electrical and SCADA equipment.  In addition, the incumbent often works without supervision, oversees contractors and may perform work on the pipeline.

Responsibilities

•     Manage electrical projects from start to completion

•   A thorough understanding of networks and Control Center needs associated with all aspects of data acquisition in field pipeline operations

•   Make program changes as needed to systems controlling station operations via various PLC manufactures

•   Ability to perform advanced programming of various programmable controllers and program various HMI’s used in area

•   Able to diagnose all communications hardware including radio equipment, satellite and leased circuits

•   Strong working knowledge of Data Communications interfaces and protocols, familiar with point to point, multi-drop and repeaters

•   Proficient in electrical and mechanical systems related to industrial process equipment

• Review and update station drawings
• Troubleshoot high voltage switch gear
• Good leadership skills and the ability to train others. Interacts and directs contractors as required

•   Install conduit and associated wiring in accordance to engineered drawings

•   Completes all necessary paperwork for regulatory compliance on I&E equipment

•   Schedules and performs inspections and maintenance of electrical equipment at substations, pump stations, valve and manifold sites, etc.

•   Inspect and repair AC/DC equipment including emergency battery back-up power devices

•   Proficient in basic programming capabilities of various programmable controllers

• Install, program and troubleshoot various electronic metering devices
• Performs other duties as assigned

Qualifications

• High school diploma or equivalent required
• Technical degree is a plus
• 5 years of field experience required.
• Strong communication and interpersonal skills
• Read and comprehend electrical drawings, technical operational manuals, perform load studies and related calculations
• QC experience a plus
• Proficient with different electrical test equipment i.e., voltmeters, meggers and scopes.
• Knowledge of basic NEC code requirements and specifications associated with pipeline operations as well as all applicable governmental regulations
• Proficient with Programmable Logic Controllers (PLCs), flow computers, UPS system, inverters, and back-up battery systems maintenance, proficiency in troubleshooting and repair of motor starters/capacitors, field tank gauges, transmitters, relay controlled field devices, LACT units and associated timers and controls, familiarity with electrical theory and electrical skills.
• Experience with high voltage electrical systems and safety
• Proficient in MS Office
• Experience in substation and switchgear work
• Knowledgeable in all types of protective devices associated with pipeline operations, including mechanical and solid-state protective relays, breakers, motor windings, RTDs, temperature transmitters and vibration sensors/recorders, and associated devices
• Must have a valid driver’s license.

About Us:

Headquartered in Irving, Texas, Silver Creek Midstream is a private midstream company focused on providing crude oil gathering, transportation, and storage services in Wyoming. The Company’s existing crude assets serve the Powder River, Big Horn, and Wind River Basins. Silver Creek Midstream is one of the largest pipeline operators for the gathering and transportation of crude oil in the state of Wyoming. Today, we operate over 945-miles of crude oil gathering and transportation pipelines across 11 counties. In addition to Silver Creek’s expansive pipeline systems, the Company also operates multiple truck injection stations, a unit and manifest capable rail facility in Converse County, and over 2.6+ million barrels of crude storage.