Hydrotest Operator

Driven Services, LLC has been a trusted partner in the energy sector since 2013. We pride ourselves on professional field service delivery where safety and efficiency go hand-in-hand. We invest heavily in our workforce through comprehensive training, ensuring every team member is prepared to lead in the field. Join a team where productivity is powered by professionalism. Key Responsibilities Hydrotesting Operations  Operate hydrostatic test pumps, high-pressure equipment, compressors, valves, hoses, manifolds, and related equipment.  Perform pipeline and piping system filling, pressure testing, pressure monitoring, and controlled depressurization.  Set up and break down hydrotest equipment at job sites.  Verify test equipment, hoses, fittings, valves, and connections are properly installed and rated for the required pressure.  Conduct pressure tests according to approved test procedures, test packages, customer requirements, and project specifications.  Monitor pressure, temperature, test duration, and system conditions throughout testing operations.  Identify and report leaks, pressure loss, equipment issues, or unsafe conditions immediately.  Assist with flushing, drying, dewatering, and other hydrotest-related activities as required.  Maintain proper communication with the Field Foreman and other crew members during testing operations. Safety Responsibilities  Follow all company, customer, OSHA, and site-specific safety requirements.  Participate in Job Safety Analysis (JSA), toolbox meetings, pre-job safety meetings, and required training.  Inspect work areas and equipment before beginning operations.  Maintain proper exclusion zones and ensure personnel remain clear of pressurized systems.  Never exceed the rated working pressure of equipment, hoses, fittings, or test components.  Wear and properly maintain all required PPE.  Immediately stop work and notify supervision when an unsafe condition exists.  Follow proper lockout/tagout, confined-space, excavation, and other applicable safety procedures. Equipment & Maintenance  Perform daily inspections of trucks, pumps, hoses, valves, generators, tanks, gauges, and other hydrotest equipment.  Maintain equipment in a clean, safe, and operational condition.  Check fluid levels, fittings, connections, hoses, and pump components before and after each job.  Report damaged, defective, or missing equipment to the Field Foreman.  Assist with routine maintenance and troubleshooting.  Properly load, secure, transport, and unload equipment and materials. Documentation  Accurately complete hydrotest reports, pressure charts, inspection forms, equipment inspection records, and daily field documentation.  Record test pressures, test times, temperatures, system identification, and test results as required.  Maintain accurate records of equipment and materials used on each project.  Communicate test results and any deficiencies to the Field Foreman. Qualifications  Previous experience in hydrotesting, pipeline construction, industrial services, oil & gas, or a related field preferred.  Experience operating high-pressure pumps and hydrotest equipment preferred.  Ability to read and understand test procedures, drawings, pressure charts, and equipment specifications.  Basic mechanical and troubleshooting skills.  Ability to work safely around high-pressure systems and industrial equipment.  Valid driver's license and acceptable driving record.  Ability to pass required drug/alcohol screening, background requirements, and customer site qualifications.  Ability to work outdoors in varying weather conditions.  Ability to work extended hours, weekends, holidays, and overtime when required by project schedules. Required Skills  Strong safety awareness  Mechanical aptitude  Attention to detail  Ability to follow written and verbal instructions  Accurate documentation skills  Effective communication  Problem-solving ability  Teamwork and dependability  Ability to work under pressure and meet project deadlines Physical Requirements  Ability to stand, walk, bend, stoop, climb, and work around industrial equipment for extended periods.  Ability to lift and carry tools, hoses, fittings, and equipment up to 80 lbs. or as required.  Ability to work around heavy equipment, vehicles, pumps, pressurized systems, and industrial work sites.  Ability to wear required PPE for extended periods.  Ability to safely perform job duties in outdoor and potentially remote work environments. Performance Expectations The Hydrotest Operator is expected to: 1. Put safety before production. 2. Operate equipment correctly and within manufacturer and project specifications. 3. Maintain equipment and work areas in professional condition. 4. Complete all required documentation accurately and on time. 5. Communicate problems immediately rather than allowing them to become larger issues. 6. Maintain dependable attendance and punctuality. 7. Represent the company professionally when working with customers and other contractors. 8. Work effectively as part of a Hydrotest crew. 9. Follow the direction of the Field Foreman and project management. 10. Maintain a professional attitude and take ownership of assigned responsibilities. Reporting Structure Reports To: Field Foreman Work Environment This position is primarily field-based and may require travel to pipeline, oil & gas, industrial, construction, and other customer locations. Work may involve exposure to heavy equipment, high-pressure systems, noise, dust, mud, extreme temperatures, and other industrial job-site conditions. Employment Classification Job Title: Hydrotest Operator Department: Hydrotest / Field Services Employment Type: Full-Time Pay: Based on experience, qualifications, and company pay structure Core Standard Safety • Quality • Production • Professionalism • Accountability The Hydrotest Operator is a critical member of the field team and is expected to perform every job safely, efficiently, and professionally while protecting company equipment, customer property, fellow employees, and the public.