Lead LDAR/Fugitive Emission Team

Overview

Core Responsibilities

• Lead methane/VOC monitoring programs using US EPA Method 21, OGI (NSPS), QOGI, and advanced quantification tools.
• Oversee site‑level measurement campaigns aligned with OGMP 2.0 methodologies;
• Select and recommend detection technologies (OGI, Method 21, Hi‑Flow Sampler, TDLAS/LiDAR drones) in accordance with EPA, ISO 14064, and OGMP 2.0 guidance as per client requirements.
• Lead emissions quantification using approved models (EPA correlation equations, QOGI quantification algorithms, HFS for leak compositions, LiDAR plume analytics).
• Validate calibration and performance of monitoring equipment per EPA Method 21, and manufacturer requirements.
• Direct leak detection, tagging, classification, and root‑cause analysis following FEM/LDAR practices and EPA LDAR/FEM protocols.
• Prepare and approve LDAR/FEM reports, emissions inventories, and OGMP 2.0 Level 4–5 reporting packages.
• Ensure QA/QC of field data in line with OGMP 2.0 MRV, ISO 14064‑1, and internal quality procedures.
• Provide technical coaching on LDAR, FEM, OGI/QOGI, drone‑based measurement, and OGMP 2.0 methodologies.
• Manage client communication, regulatory interpretation, and project delivery for methane‑emissions programs.
• Support development of mitigation strategies aligned with EPA Methane Reduction Program, EU Methane Regulation, and industry best practices.

Qualifications & Experience

• Bachelor’s degree in Chemical, Environmental, Mechanical, Petroleum, or any Engineering discipline.
• 8–10 years of experience in methane/VOC emissions monitoring, LDAR programs, FEM quantification, or environmental compliance in the oil & gas sector.
• Proven hands‑on expertise with Method 21, OGI (FLIR/Opgal), QOGI, and drone‑based methane detection systems, OGMP 2.0 Levels 1–5 requirements.
• Demonstrated ability to lead field teams and manage complex emissions‑monitoring projects.
• Regional mobility is required, with periodic travel across operational areas; site presence may be needed offshore and onshore on a case‑by‑case basis to initiate or supervise LDAR/FEM/OGMP 2.0 field activities.