G.I.S.

Production Operator

Venice, LA

Full-time

About This Job

Job Description

Job Title: Offshore Production Operator - D

Location: Gulf of Mexico

Job Type: Full-Time

Crew Change Location: Venice, LA

Schedule: 14/14 Rotation

Company Overview:

Grand Isle Shipyard (GIS) is a premier oil and gas services company providing solutions to the energy sector. We specialize in offshore construction, onshore construction, and maintenance services. With over 75 years of experience, we pride ourselves on our commitment to excellence, safety, and innovation.

Position Summary:

Day & Overnight monitoring of all equipment on assigned production facilities and well sites. Respond to alarms. Return wells/equipment to production and monitor following maintenance. Perform PM tasks as needed. Repair minor leaks. Report spills and downtime events as directed. Send daily event notifications to Surface Leads and daytime Production Techs.

Key Responsibilities:

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Reads meters and gauges or automatic recording devices at specified intervals to verify operating conditions.

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Records data such as temperature of equipment, hours of operation, fuel consumed, temperature or pressure, water levels, analysis of flue gases, voltage load and generator balance.

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Adjusts manual controls or overrides automatic controls to bring equipment into recommended or prescribed operating ranges, switch to backup equipment or systems, or to shut down equipment.

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Visually inspects equipment at periodic intervals to detect malfunctions or need for repair, adjustment or lubrication.

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Maintains equipment by tightening fittings, repacking bearings, replacing packing glands, gaskets, valves, recorders, and gauges, and cleaning or replacing burners or other components.

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Oils and lubricate equipment.

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Records operation and maintenance actions taken during shift in operator’s logbook.

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Performs any other specific duties that the customer may desire in relations to job scope

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Immediately report all Incidents/Accidents, no matter how small, to their Supervisor.

Qualifications:

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Education:

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High school diploma or equivalent preferred

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Licenses/Certifications:

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Valid TWIC (Required)

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Required Experience:

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Minimum 6 months’ experience in offshore production

EEOC Statement:

Grand Isle Shipyard (GIS) is an Equal Opportunity Employer. We celebrate diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability, or veteran status.

Company Description

Established in 1948 in Grand Isle, LA, GIS began as a modest company serving the commercial fishing industry. It quickly evolved, entering into the emerging Oil & Gas Industry in the Gulf of Mexico.

Today, GIS services the oil and gas, power, renewables and critical infrastructure industries nationally and internationally. With nearly 3,000 employees, 21 strategically located facilities, and 20 service lines, GIS has the resources to span the complete life cycle of our customers' projects, and the capability to provide solutions in all the markets we service. We align our services with operations from the development stage of major projects, through construction, commissioning, and ultimately decommissioning.

Established in 1948 in Grand Isle, LA, GIS began as a modest company serving the commercial fishing industry. It quickly evolved, entering into the emerging Oil & Gas Industry in the Gulf of Mexico. Today, GIS services the oil and gas, power, renewables and critical infrastructure industries nationally and internationally. With nearly 3,000 employees, 21 strategically located facilities, and 20 service lines, GIS has the resources to span the complete life cycle of our customers' projects, and the capability to provide solutions in all the markets we service. We align our services with operations from the development stage of major projects, through construction, commissioning, and ultimately decommissioning.