Production Operator A - Gulf of America (14/14 Offshore Rotation)

September 5, 2026

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We are currently accepting resumes for Production Operator A positions supporting offshore operations in the Gulf of America. This is a 14/14 rotational schedule designed for experienced production operators who are committed to safety, operational excellence, and teamwork.

As a Production Operator A, you will be responsible for the safe operation, monitoring, and maintenance of offshore oil and gas production facilities. Duties include operating and maintaining emergency systems, pressure vessels, heat exchangers, pumps, compressors, and other critical production equipment. You'll monitor hydrocarbon processing systems, perform routine inspections and safety checks, troubleshoot operational issues, and ensure compliance with all environmental, safety, and company operating standards.

What We Offer:

Competitive compensation
Comprehensive medical insurance
Paid Time Off (PTO)
Company-paid life insurance, with the option to purchase additional coverage up to $500,000
Short-Term and Long-Term Disability Insurance
401(k) retirement plan with employee contributions
Opportunity to work with a safety-first organization that values technical expertise and professional growth

If you're an experienced offshore production operator looking to join a company that prioritizes safety, technical excellence, and employee well-being, we encourage you to submit your resume today.

Requirements

Minimum Qualifications:

5+ years of offshore production experience
Must pass A-Operator assessment with 80% or higher
TWIC preferred
High school diploma or equivalent

Safety Training (Safegulf/Safeland or Equivalent):

Accident Prevention, PPE, Fire Safety, Lockout/Tagout
Hazwoper, Confined Space, Bloodborne Pathogens
JSA, Stop Work Authority, Incident Reporting
Electrical Safety, Fall Protection, Drug & Alcohol Awareness

Skills & Knowledge Areas:

Operate and monitor oil & gas facilities
Maintain/test ESD valves, fired equipment, pressure vessels
Safety system checks and hydrocarbon process control
Product sampling, corrosion prevention, tank operations
Emergency response planning, emissions and waste handling
Read and interpret safety charts and flow diagrams
Work in hazardous atmospheres and classified zones
Apply safeguarding systems and interlocks
Perform well testing and gas freeing/purging

Summary

Ready for your next challenge? Join a team that values safety, technical excellence, and employee well-being. We're seeking seasoned offshore professionals who thrive in high-responsibility, dynamic environments. If that sounds like you, apply today and take the next step in your career.

Please submit all resumes to: jobs@arraypetroleum.com

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