order administrator

technician

systems administrator

office coordinator

scheduler

Antero Resources

I manage all operations of safety in a manner that protects the environment and health and safety of employees, contractors and the public. 

Advise each Manager, supervisor and employees of safetyUndertake, health and environmental requirements.

Manage operations to minimize environmental and human health impacts and provide work places free of recognized safety hazards.

Comply with Federal and State laws and regulations governing safety and health and environmental protection.

Monitor,evaluate and report hazards to managers and supervisors.

Participate in programs designed to enhance knowledge and improve overall safety and health.

Projecting an attitude that all injuries can be prevented.

Communicating safety rules and standards and environmental requirements to all visitors.

Conducting routine safety and environmental inspections.

Conducting and documenting safety meetings.

Promptly correcting unsafe conditions.

Documenting and submitting daily summary of compliance.

Establish requirements to eliminate or minimize hazards associated with work inside confined spaces.

Provide training in Lock out Tag out procedures.

Recognize and and control environmental stresses in the workplace that may cause sickness impaired health and well-being.

Undertake a systematic approach to analyze and identify potential hazards with processing highly hazardous chemicals in a PSM facility.

Identify emergency preparedness needs, and help establish appropriate response planning.

Follow required procedures for incident investigation,  followed by a tap root to help develop a solution to prevent the incident from occurring again.

The main work at hand is comprised of general administrative tasks like answering phones, processing and delivering mail, greeting guests, stocking and inventory control, paying invoices, and following shipping protocols. 

There are so many benefits to working for Antero! Catered lunches, bagel day, taco day, dessert day and the medical benefits are the best I’ve ever had. 

It’s a casual corporate environment. Where people have a sense of humor coupled with humility and empathy. Beautiful office to boot. Management and leadership are very available. 

Hardest part of the job is the repetitive work but if you thrive in a habitual environment, it’s Grade A. Most wonderful part is the people you get to work with and being part of Antero. Have finally found a non-toxic workplace environment, where no one is micromanaging you or talking down to you, embarrassing you, it’s a well established company not some start up that’s still figuring things out with a prayer. 

I thoroughly enjoy working for Antero. 

I really enjoyed my time working at Antero Resources. I started as a summer college intern (that was burnt out from working at restaurants) and I was given the opportunity to advance to a part-time job once my internship ended. The pay was fantastic and I was given a lot of freedom in making decisions and curating spreadsheets for the environmental managers. The manager I worked for was awesome and to my pleasant surprise, felt like he valued my opinion on projects. My work schedule was flexible with school hours and it was great being down the street from the downtown UCD business school. My only complaint was that I was let go after a year so they could make room for college interns. It was a bummer because I would have wanted to work there through graduation, but I understood their decision wasn't a direct reflection on my work.

EXTREMELY TOXIC WORK ENVIRONMENT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
If you are related to the Supervisor or are buddies before starting you might be alright. Be prepared to be bullied, yelled at, intimidated, and put down by your Supervisor. You will be lied to during your interview. If you want to be anything other than a Construction Electrician that works 70-80hrs per week with no training or potential for advancement then don’t come here. The Supervisor has no business in a leadership role. I’ve seen many great, quality technicians leave this job after enduring months and sometimes years of mistreatment . It’s amazing someone actually thought it would be a good idea to put and keep this Supervisor in his role. This job is NOT WORTH IT!!!!!!!!

I see a lot of reviews from disgruntled employees that I used to work with and they are mot being fair because they are upset they didn't get a way with the bare minimum. That is the biggest problem here, many people don't do their jobs and pass work onto the "lower level" employees/office staff. If you are not good buddies or related to someone in management your opportunity for advancement is very slim. There is also some very unqualified people in management or toxic/sexist VPs.
Overall besides the above, I love my work location. Our culture is very laid back and if we need something everyone is willing to help each other.

What is the best part of working at the company?
Not good , pile to much on one guy . To many bosses not enough employees. Most of them are lazy back stabbers 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
They lie a lot , management don’t know as much as they should . They tell you communication is key then not want to talk to you 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Sucks because they make everything so stressful and the arrogance of some the roamers is uncalled for

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Start early make a bunch of unnecessary phone calls and emails , get home late

Assisted everyone I could with many different types of issues and requests.  Greeted guests and answered questions via telephone and or in person.  It is a very professional company with a community feel.  Co workers were very friendly and willing to help.  The hardest part of my job was leaving. The most enjoyable part about the job was that I am a people person so since I was the receptionist I got the chance to greet almost everyone and speak to them and help them anyway that I could.

Being a meter technician is challenging and rewarding job.  Most days are spent calibrating existing meters with instances of having to troubleshoot and repair other existing meters. Somedays though can be quite challenging troubleshooting meter issues and coming up with the right repair. My co-workers are extremely helpful and we work well as a team. Seeing as I came out of the aviation industry after 24 years and had never worked in the oil and gas industry, my co-workers have been very helpful with my transition.

Salary compared to other Oil & Gas companies was a little low, but pretty good overall. Excellent medical / dental/ vision benefits. Great office location downtown.

Job security was a question at times. Oil & Gas is up and down and witnessed a couple of rounds of lay offs that came out of nowhere.
Certain departments had no opportunity for advancement.

Conservative, "good ol boy" Oil & Gas business culture. Excessive micromanagement made the job difficult and heavily impacted department moral.

Antero does a poor job of teaching and mentoring on the whole. Some departments are better than others. Nepotism is rampant. Some departments have ridiculous management tiers. At a place as small as Antero you shouldn't need 5 managers/supervisors between you and the VP. If you already have career experience you might do well. If you're just starting out, Antero isn't good at teaching and mentoring. They used to be at one time.

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