Communication Technician

Role Summary

The Field Communications Technician will support field site communications for legacy lease automatic custody transfer (LACT) and meter site locations. This role will focus on deploying Ethernet radios, coordinating radio cutovers with project teams, and supporting legacy radio networks. The technician will troubleshoot communications infrastructure and power systems while working across oil and gas field environments. This is an on-site position requiring regional travel and field-based technical support.

Responsibilities

• Install and roll out Ethernet radios across field assets.
• Support project teams during radio cutovers and communications upgrades.
• Maintain and troubleshoot legacy radio networks.
• Support communications between remote and master radios and network operations.
• Configure and troubleshoot Ethernet and serial radio equipment.
• Install, maintain, and troubleshoot Moxa networking devices.
• Work with solar-powered communications equipment.
• Diagnose and support AC and DC power systems.
• Perform field service activities at LACT and meter site locations.
• Document field work, equipment status, and technical issues as required.

Qualifications

• Technical knowledge and hands-on experience with Ethernet and serial radios.
• Experience supporting remote and master radio communications over network infrastructure.
• Experience in the oil and gas industry.
• Experience working with solar-powered equipment.
• Working knowledge of AC and DC power systems.
• Experience with Moxa devices.
• Ability to support field communications equipment and troubleshoot technical issues independently.
• Reside within one hour of Midland, Odessa, or Big Spring, Texas, and not east of Big Spring.
• Valid driver’s license and ability to rent a vehicle.
• Relevant education, training, certifications, or equivalent practical experience.

Publishing Pay Range: $35.00 - $45.00 hourly

This position is based in office and requires employee to work on-site.