Field Service Technician - Lead

SCOUT SURFACE SOLUTIONS LLC•Kenedy, TX

5d•Onsite

About The Position

The Field Service Technician - Lead position involves mastering and overseeing all rig-up and rig-down operations of Scout and third-party equipment on customer fracking locations. This role also requires efficient communication with team members, supervisors, and management. The technician will be responsible for critical assembly lifts, overseeing the assembly of monobore equipment, ensuring the functionality of equipment, inspecting equipment for malfunctions, and overseeing third-party related jobs. Additionally, the lead technician will train other Field Technician levels, communicate regularly with various site personnel and supervisors, collaborate on job logistics, lead safety meetings, delegate tasks, and manage tool inventory and maintenance.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED required.
Minimum of 6 months experience as a Field Service Technician Level III for Scout or an equivalent role at another company.
Strong professional communication skills (oral, written, and via email).
Ability to complete all job tasks independently and take initiative to learn.
Ability to complete field service orders (FSOs) and job safety analyses (JSAs) with little to no errors.
Detail-oriented both in the field and on paper.
English language fluency (written and oral).
Strong mentoring and leadership abilities.
Ability to lift up to 50 lbs at times.
Ability to walk around field locations and shop facilities for extended periods.
Ability to sit for long periods and operate a motor vehicle.
Ability to work outside in the elements and sometimes challenging outdoor conditions.
Ability to bend, crouch, kneel, twist, push, and pull.
Normal vision, with the aid of corrective lenses or devices as needed.
Ability to operate hand tools and other productivity equipment in the workplace.

Responsibilities

Operate in a safe and responsible manner ensuring personal safety and the safety of those around you.
Adhere to and enforce company policies and safety standards.
Perform critical assembly lifts with a forklift during rig-up and rig-down operations on customer locations.
Oversee and master the assembling of monobore equipment using hydraulic torque wrenches.
Oversee all torque connections and ensure full functionality of Scout and third-party equipment.
Oversee and master the inspection of equipment and report any malfunctioning or damaged products. Determine the nature and scope of the problem, recommend and coordinate repair, replacement, or corrective action.
Oversee and master all third-party related jobs (test pumps, frack stacks, wellheads/B-sections, toe preps, etc.).
Oversee training of all Field Technician levels on Scout-related field operations including rig ups, rig downs, hydraulic torque wrenches, and additional third-party related jobs.
Maintain regular communication with on-site company men, site supervisors, and Scout Field Service Supervisors.
Collaborate with the Field Service Coordinator on job logistics.
Maintain regular communication with Field Service Supervisors, Field Service Coordinator, and District Manager.
Lead Scout personnel safety meetings on customer locations before jobs begin.
Delegate job tasks upon arrival at customer locations.
Manage maintenance and inventory of all tools, tool trailers, and equipment necessary for job completion. Report any malfunctioning tools and equipment to the Field Coordinator and District Manager.
Clean and maintain Scout-owned tooling.
Perform other duties and projects as assigned.