Lab Technician

Every water sample tells a story — contaminants, mineral content, scale potential — and you'll be the one who reads it. As a Lab Technician at Creedence Energy Services, you'll run samples through a full battery of tests, generate accurate data, and hand off results that our account managers rely on to build the right chemical program for each customer. Nothing gets recommended until your analysis says it's solid. You're precise, curious about the "why" behind the numbers, and take ownership of getting it right the first time. We're a family-owned company, and we believe our people and our culture are what set us apart. If you want work where your results directly shape real solutions — and a team that has your back — we'd love to talk.

 

Creedence Energy Services is a leading independent production and midstream chemical company with a national reach, including the Bakken, Powder River, Permian, East Texas, Midcon, and San Juan Basins. To continue with our commitment to safety excellence, we are looking to match great people with a great career. Here at Ceredence, we are dedicated to being an impactful partner to our customers, our employees, and our community. We invite you to learn more about us at https://www.creedence-energy.com/ and to visit our Careers Page for exciting opportunities in production chemicals.

 

Job Summary Perform quality control tests on customer product samples.

 

Expectations Expected to follow established procedures and comply with safety regulations. Must be able to work at a fast pace. Self-motivated, organized, and effective communicator. Works under direct supervision. Proper use of safety equipment and protective gear.

 

Equipment Issued – Safety glasses, gloves, lab coat, other PPE as needed

 

Qualifications 

Education/Experience: High school diploma or GED required. Previous lab experience beneficial.

Certifications/Licenses: None required

Driving Requirements: None

 

Physical Requirements – Lift, push, pull, and carry short distances up to 50 pounds chest high. Must be able to reach, push, pull, and grasp with arms and hands. Will require daily standing, bending, lifting, crouching and/or kneeling, sitting, and walking.  Must be able to talk, hear, see, and smell.

Work Environment – Indoor laboratory conditions to include potential exposure to harmful chemicals, dust, odors, fumes, oil, and gases; this type of work is conducted under a fume hood. Noise level is typically moderate, occasionally loud.  Close-toed shoes are required. Food and/or drinks are not allowed in the lab.

Communication Skills – Effective verbal and written communication skills as well as providing excellent customer service.

Language Skills – Ability to read, interpret, and understand documents such as safety rules, safety data sheets (SDSs), operating instructions, and procedure manuals. English language fluency in reading, writing, speaking, and comprehending.

Cognitive Skills – Demonstrates strong analytical and problem-solving skills to accurately perform testing, interpret results, and identify potential issues. Maintains close attention to detail while following standard operating procedures and managing multiple priorities.

Computer Skills – Efficiently navigate a web browser, mobile applications, Microsoft Office Suite (Excel, Teams, Word, SharePoint, and Access), and electronic timesheets. A smart phone is required for access to mobile applications.

Work Ethic – Be trustworthy, dependable, respectful, and truthful with a commitment to safety and excellent customer service. Follow policies and procedures and take responsibility for your own actions.