Define and identify operational objectives, pinpoint project objectives including efficiency, cost savings, operator convenience, safety and energy conservation.
Design new ways to solve operations problems and determine the impact on the overall system by studying and screening alternatives.
Watch carefully for operational problems by studying performance results and systems functioning and ways to apply improvements to speed up the job.
Interview process operators and supervisors and troubleshoot as you investigate suggestions and complaints to overall improve service.
Collect, analyze and summarize engineering and operating trends and data.
Maintain and repair all heavy equipment used during projects while adhering to safety standards and company policies and procedures to avoid accidents or project delays.
Control air and water output of compressors and pumps to ensure that they are functioning properly.
Train new hires on productive ways to handle machinery to keep things safe and flowing smoothly, and report any concerns about faulty equipment to a supervisor immediately.