Echometer Tech Job Description

Responsible for performing well tests to determine oil and water production rates

Echometer Tech Job Duties Include, but are not limited to:

- Responsible for performing well tests to determine oil and water production rates

- Responsible for using Echometer equipment to determine static and producing fluid levels in individual wells

- Responsible for using Echometer equipment to analyze surface and downhole sucker rod pumping equipment to determine loads, efficiency, etc.

- Participation in some training schools during normal working hours is sometimes required.

- Responsible for determining and reporting fluid levels in shut-in wells on an annual basis for H-15 reporting purposes

- Work is very physically demanding and requires the ability to complete tasks, on time, without much direct supervision

- Work requires some math and computer skills as well as the ability to maintain and use a database on a laptop computer.

- The ability to learn and understand how rotating machinery works is essential along with trouble shooting and problem solving

- Work is almost 100% out of doors during all seasons of the year. Very hot in summer and very cold in winter but always very greasy and dirty.

- Requires PPE furnished by employer except for steel toed shoes furnished by employee.

- Roustabout type work is often required ie, using a pipe wrench to make plumbing changes at wellheads, moving and/or hauling heavy equipment.

- Some knowledge and understanding of electrical equipment is a plus

- Working knowledge of pumping units and downhole equipment is a plus

- Work is primarily within 50 miles of Wichita Falls but may require overnight trips out of town, occasionally

- Breaks and lunch on location.

- Works on a team of 2 to 4 men.

- Requires driving a Company owned vehicle and maintaining same to Company standards

- Responsible for Relief Pumping