Bedrock Energy

DevOps Engineer

• Accountable for defining, tracking, and driving improvements to availability, mean time between failures (MTBF), mean time to repair (MTTR), and non-productive time (NPT) related to coiled tubing equipment spreads, then partnering with Engineering and Field Operations on execution.
• Identify single-point failures and reliability bottlenecks across Bedrock’s equipment spread (e.g., coiled tubing unit, pumping systems, solids control equipment).
• Prioritize reliability improvements based on operational risk, safety exposure, and cost of downtime.
• Build simple, scalable reporting tools suitable for a startup environment and provide regular reliability updates to leadership.
• Lead root cause analyses (RCA) for equipment failures, repetitive downtime events, and safety-critical incidents.
• Own and maintain the failure reporting, analysis, and corrective action system (FRACAS) process, including solution verification.
• Translate field failures into design changes, operating envelope adjustments, and maintenance improvements.
• Develop and continuously improve preventive and conditions-based maintenance programs, including inventory strategy.
• Partner with Field Operations to ensure execution & compliance.
• Define maintenance intervals based on Bedrock’s real field data, beyond standard vendor guidance.
• Support planning of rig-down / rig-up inspections, red-tagging, and pre-deployment readiness checks.
• Provide on-site support during: 1) First-of-kind operations, and 2) New equipment introductions.
• Participate in pre-job risk assessments, readiness reviews, and post-job performance reviews.
• Support Operations Engineering team with failure troubleshooting, escalation decision-making, and go/no-go calls.
• Act as the voice of reliability to design and technology teams to ensure reliability lessons are incorporated into future spread designs and upgrades.

Senior Reliability Engineer