The oil and gas industry is evolving rapidly, with increasing regulatory requirements and a growing focus on emissions reduction. At Oilfield Logic, our field services team brings years of specialized experience and thousands of man-hours to help operators navigate these challenges while maintaining optimal production efficiency. 


Comprehensive Field Services for Production Companies 

Our field services division offers complete solutions for production and processing companies across the United States. In Pennsylvania, we provide full commissioning and troubleshooting services, specializing in infill repairs on GPU separators, heater treaters, and other critical production equipment. Our expansion into southern markets is underway, bringing these same expert services to operators throughout the region. 


What Sets Our Service Apart 

When you call Oilfield Logic for a service request, you're not just getting a quick fix. Our approach is comprehensive that includes:  

  • Root cause analysis that doesn’t just address the immediate problem but also identifies any underlying issues that could cause future failures 
  • Tailored solutions with every recommendation customized to your specific operational needs and budget constraints 
  • Live installation capability with some of our systems being installed without shutting down wells or production units, minimizing operational disruption 


Methane Mitigation

With QUAD OC regulations taking effect in the near future, methane mitigation has moved from optional to essential. Our specialized systems, BurnerHawk and VentHawk, are designed to eliminate super emitters and capture fugitive gas emissions before they become compliance issues. 

Oilfield Services for Production Equipment and Methane Mitigation


BurnerHawk: Intelligent Pilot Control 


The BurnerHawk system addresses one of the most common emission sources in production facilities. When pilots go out, equipment can become what regulators classify as "super emitters." Our thermal complaint system automatically shuts off pilot and burner gas when temperature thresholds aren't met, preventing uncontrolled emissions. 


Beyond its original design, we've found innovative applications for BurnerHawk technology. Our field technicians recently implemented the system on flare equipment for a client, demonstrating the versatility and adaptability of our solutions. 


VentHawk: Comprehensive Pneumatic Control 


The VentHawk system captures fugitive gas from all gas-operated pneumatic devices, including liquid level controllers (LLCs), temperature controllers, and other non-constant bleed pneumatic systems. By tying these systems back into pilot systems or existing heater equipment, we eliminate atmospheric venting entirely. 


What makes VentHawk particularly attractive to operators is its simplicity and cost-effectiveness

  • No Power Required: The system operates entirely on existing gas pressure, eliminating the need for expensive instrument air packages 
  • Minimal Maintenance: Set-and-forget operation with only basic preventive maintenance required 
  • Cost Advantage: At under $10,000 per typical installation, VentHawk costs a fraction of traditional instrument air systems that can run $20,000 to $100,000 per location


The True Cost of Alternative Solutions  

Many operators initially consider nitrogen or instrument air systems as emission control solutions. However, our field experience reveals the hidden expenses of these alternatives. 


Nitrogen systems, marketed as low-maintenance solutions, often become maintenance nightmares in remote locations. Operators frequently neglect leak repairs, causing nitrogen consumption to increase 5-10 times beyond initial projections. The constant need for tank refills makes these systems far more expensive over their operational lifetime. 


Instrument air systems face different but equally costly challenges. While the concept of replacing gas with air seems straightforward, the reality is more complex. These systems require solar panels, batteries, and compressors that demand constant maintenance. Worse, the dry air gradually degrades seals and O-rings in pneumatic controllers, leading to increased leak rates and system failures within 3-6 months. 


Installation Excellence and Quality Assurance 

Our installation process reflects years of field experience and continuous improvement. Each VentHawk installation typically takes 2-6 hours, depending on site complexity, and includes comprehensive commissioning and function testing. 


We've learned that proper installation is critical to system performance. When customers attempt self-installation to save costs, we often receive calls claiming equipment failure, only to discover improper installation practices or unauthorized modifications to our proven designs. 


Training: The Key to Long-Term Success 

Experience has taught us that operator education is essential for system longevity. We now conduct training sessions with field supervisors and operators before major installation campaigns, explaining system operation, proper pressure settings, and maintenance requirements. This proactive approach has dramatically reduced callback rates and improved customer satisfaction. 


The oilfield culture of "turning up the pressure" when problems arise can actually hinder VentHawk performance, which operates optimally at lower pressure ranges. Our training programs address these operational habits, helping ensure systems perform as designed. 


Proven Track Record and Continuous Innovation 

Our field services team has been involved with methane mitigation technology from its inception, working closely with the manufacturer to refine and improve system designs. We're currently implementing version three of the VentHawk system, with each iteration incorporating feedback from our field technicians and real-world operational experience. 


This collaborative relationship means our customers benefit from the most current and effective technology available, backed by installation expertise that can't be replicated by newcomers to the market. 


The Regulatory Reality 

Industry attitudes toward emissions reduction have shifted significantly in recent years. Where operators once hoped regulations might be relaxed or delayed, there's now widespread recognition that emissions requirements are permanent and will only become more stringent. 


This regulatory certainty has reduced pushback on mitigation projects, with operators and field supervisors increasingly recognizing emissions control as an operational necessity rather than an optional expense. 


Versatile Applications Across Production Equipment 

Our methane mitigation systems work with virtually any gas-operated pneumatic equipment, including the following 

  • Tank batteries and production facilities 
  • GPU separators and heater treaters 
  • Dehydration units (dehys) 
  • Back pressure valves and control systems 
  • Any pneumatic controller that isn't constantly bleeding gas 


This versatility means a single service call can often address multiple emission sources across an entire production facility. 


Your Partner in Compliance and Efficiency 

At Oilfield Logic, we understand that every operator faces unique challenges and constraints. Our field services team combines technical expertise with practical field experience to deliver solutions that work in real-world conditions. 


Whether you need immediate troubleshooting support, comprehensive methane mitigation installation, or ongoing maintenance services, we bring the knowledge and experience to keep your operations compliant and efficient. 


The regulatory landscape is clear, and the technological solutions are proven. The question isn't whether to address methane emissions; it's who you'll trust to do it right the first time. 


Contact Oilfield Logic today to discuss how our field services can support your operational goals and regulatory compliance needs. With thousands of hours of field experience and a track record of successful installations, we're ready to be your partner in navigating the evolving demands of modern oil and gas operations.