Field Technician

Peak Rentals•Midland, TX

24d•Onsite

About The Position

Peak’s Field Technician provides service work on accommodations and rental equipment, including mobile homes, generators, light plants, and sewer and water tanks. The role coordinates delivery and retrieval of equipment, sets up and breaks down equipment and housing quarters at well sites, installs semi-permanent water and sewer systems, and responds to service calls. The technician works closely with structured work crews and communicates professionally with coworkers and rig-site personnel. The position includes maintaining vehicle and equipment, keeping truck logs and inspection reports, and following company and regulatory health, safety, and environmental requirements. Employees prepare for or participate in job safety meetings and complete daily job safety analyses, pre- and post-trip inspections, and near-miss and hazard reports. Duties may change or be assigned as needed.

Requirements

Knowledge of general carpentry, plumbing, electrical work, and housing troubleshooting and repairs.
Customer-service orientation.
Goal-oriented and driven to accomplish results.
Ability and desire to work outdoors in varied weather conditions and terrain.
Willingness to learn introductory carpentry, electrical, and plumbing skills.
Commitment to operating in and contributing to a safe work environment.
Willingness to be on call on weekends, holidays, and nights, and to work overtime as needed.
Valid driver’s license.

Nice To Haves

Generator experience.
General labor or construction background.

Responsibilities

Coordinate and deliver well-site accommodations and rental equipment to customer locations.
Rig up and take down well-site surface rental equipment and housing quarters.
Break down, load, and reset rig-site equipment when a rig moves.
Retrieve equipment from job locations where rental has ended.
Install semi-permanent water and sewer systems.
Respond to service calls.
Communicate and work professionally with coworkers and rig-site personnel.
Prepare for or participate in job safety meetings before assigned tasks or projects.
Maintain personal truck logs and vehicle inspection reports.
Perform preventative maintenance on assigned vehicles and equipment.
Work closely with team members in structured work crews.
Comply with company and regulatory health, safety, and environmental requirements, including completing daily job safety analyses, pre- and post-trip inspections, and near-miss and hazard reports.