Director, Gas Asset Performance
Location
Virginia
Posted
11 days ago
Salary
$140K - $180K / year
Seniority
Lead
Job Description
Director, Gas Asset Performance
Divert
• Serve as Divert's senior subject matter expert for gas systems, providing technical leadership during complex operational issues, startup activities, equipment failures, process upsets, and major maintenance events. • Own the enterprise strategy for gas handling and RNG assets, including gas collection, compression, upgrading, CO2 removal, gas quality, pipeline injection, flares, analyzers, and associated utility systems. • Partner closely with Operations and Maintenance to improve RNG performance by developing enterprise standards for operation, maintenance, commissioning, critical spare parts, preventive maintenance, operating procedures, and asset documentation. • Establish and track performance metrics and benchmarks across all operating facilities, identifying trends and sharing best practices throughout the organization. • Develop the long-term roadmap for gas asset performance, including lifecycle planning, equipment standardization, technology selection, and capital improvement recommendations. • Lead root cause investigations for major production losses and equipment failures, coordinating internal teams and external partners to implement permanent corrective actions and hold vendors accountable for performance, warranty, and service quality. • Direct outside engineering resources supporting operating facilities, ensuring work is properly scoped, technically sound, and aligned with Divert's enterprise standards. • Evaluate emerging technologies and industry best practices, recommending investments that improve asset performance, reduce lifecycle costs, and enhance operational flexibility.
Job Requirements
- Bachelors degree in mechanical engineering or related engineering discipline.
- 10+ years of experience supporting, operating, maintaining, optimizing, or commissioning industrial gas handling, RNG, biogas, or comparable process facilities.
- Demonstrated success improving operational performance across multiple facilities.
- Experience influencing cross-functional organizations without direct authority.
- Experience managing OEMs, engineering consultants, specialty contractors, and technology vendors.
- Strong understanding of industrial asset management, root cause analysis, continuous improvement, and lifecycle planning.
- Excellent communication, organizational, and business acumen with the ability to translate technical issues into operational and capital priorities.
Benefits
- Health, Vision and Dental Benefits (effective the first of the month following your date of hire!)
- Life Insurance
- Safe harbor 401(k) plan
- Paid Time Off
- Opportunities for Advancement with a Rapidly Growing, Mission-Driven Organization
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