Job ID: 12378
Location: Alpine, Alaska
Category: Miscellaneous
Employment Type: Contract
Date Added: 09/04/2026
Job Description
Laboratory and Field Maintenance Technician
Location: Alpine, AK
Description
The Alpine Laboratory and Field Maintenance Technician is primarily responsible for providing safe and efficient sampling and analytical support for field operations, including quality verification of field sales products and monitoring of facility systems and chemicals. In addition, this position assists the Asset Integrity Team in monitoring facilities and pipelines and Operations Team with day-to-day facility and drill site maintenance functions and tasks.
Essential job responsibilities/functions to include, but not limited to:
Location: Alpine, AK
Description
The Alpine Laboratory and Field Maintenance Technician is primarily responsible for providing safe and efficient sampling and analytical support for field operations, including quality verification of field sales products and monitoring of facility systems and chemicals. In addition, this position assists the Asset Integrity Team in monitoring facilities and pipelines and Operations Team with day-to-day facility and drill site maintenance functions and tasks.
Essential job responsibilities/functions to include, but not limited to:
- Reporting of analytical data using LabVantage (LIMS) and Business Objects.
- Analysis of custody transfer crude.
- Fieldwide sampling for the routine analysis and monitoring of production facility systems (i.e., glycols, gas, water, oil).
- Fieldwide sampling and sample prep of wellhead program samples (SIR).
- Fieldwide sampling of non-routine samples.
- Maintenance Pig sampling and analysis.
- Biocide envelope sampling.
- Monthly BLM gas sampling and record keeping.
- Submit requests for lab equipment, materials, and supplies
- Update lab sampling and analysis procedures
- Provide for the safe, optimal performance, and operation of the Alpine Laboratory.
- Adhere to safety and environmental policies and training compliance.
- Actively participate in the decision-making process and support the decision.
- Support corrosion monitoring efforts to extend the life of existing facility systems and other field assets, thus reducing overall production costs.
- Increase lab analysis capabilities when opportunities arise.
- Check data quality for correctness and make corrections when errors are discovered.
- Day-to-day drill site and facility maintenance functions and tasks including; assisting operators with pigging, installing and removing EIPs, flange management activities and other routine tasks; Inspecting and repairing operations equipment and tooling; Managing operations materials and inventories; and General houskeeping.
Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities:
The technician must be able to differentiate colors, work under a respiratory protection plan, and work independently. Proficiency in MS Word, Excel, Teams, and PowerPoint is required, along with the ability to read and interpret meters, gauges, and written instructions.
Required Qualifications:
- 2+ years direct oilfield/petro-chemical operations experience
- Must be legally authorized to work in the United States on a full-time basis for anyone other than current employer
- Driver’s License and ability to drive without assistance anywhere on the North Slope fields.
- Able to work a 12-hour shift independently without supervision.
Preferred:
- Bachelor's degree in chemistry or another science discipline with coursework in general chemistry and analytical chemistry. Relevant experience may substitute for specific coursework requirements.
- Two or more years of laboratory testing experience in the petrochemical industry.
- Two or more years of oilfield operations, roustabout, field maintenance, or mechanical support experience.
- Experience working on the North Slope or in other remote or Arctic locations.
- Ability to identify historical trends from large datasets.
- Experience performing ad hoc bench chemistry testing to classify unknown samples.
- Familiarity with Laboratory Information Management Systems (LIMS).
- Instrument certifications obtained through completion of industry-supplied technical training.
- Training and experience in flange management.
- Experience with material handling, rigging, and lifting operations.
- Experience performing facility maintenance, equipment inspections, and minor repairs.
- Experience operating hand tools, power tools, and maintenance equipment in an industrial environment.
- Familiarity with snow removal, winterization activities, and working in severe weather conditions.
- Intermediate proficiency in reading and interpreting P&IDs and isometric drawings.
Working Conditions:
- Work extended hours in sub-zero temperatures.
- Stand for extended periods of time while performing laboratory analyses.
- Work overtime as required.
Physical Restrictions:
The overall physical health of the Individual should be well enough to allow them to:
- Lift 50 pounds from ground level to chest height.
- Work and walk on uneven surfaces.
- Climb ladders to pipe rack heights.
Training:
- Alaska Safety Handbook
- NSTC coursework
- SIM/Prep courses
- Appropriate CPAI HSE training courses
- Swagelok training
