Mechanic IV

FALCON DRILLING COMPANY LLC•Rayne Township, PA

6d•$24 - $27•Onsite

About The Position

The Mechanic 4 position is responsible for the inspection, maintenance and field repair of all rig related mechanical equipment, including engines, air compressors, air boosters, mud systems, mechanical drive systems, and pneumatic systems, as well as maintain all mechanical equipment in accordance with planned maintenance system and to manufacturers specifications at the Rig locations and in the shop.

Requirements

Must possess a Valid Driver’s License and meet the requirements of the Falcon Drilling Motor Vehicle Policy
High school diploma or recognized equivalent
8+ years of oilfield mechanical experience including experience with engine diagnostics.
8+ years of experience with operation and maintenance of air compressors and air boosters is required
8+ years of experience with heavy duty diesel engine rebuilding
Expert knowledge of diesel engine functions, computerized diagnostic systems, hydraulic system functions, pneumatic system functions, and drilling rig systems.
Ability to read and comprehend hydraulic and electrical schematics.
General knowledge of safety and environmental regulations/requirements.
Ability to multitask, prioritize and work in a fast-paced environment
Strong interpersonal skills and the ability to communicate effectively with all levels of the organizations

Responsibilities

Communicates with and follows the direction of the position supervisor.
Able to complete major repairs and rebuilds of the mechanical, hydraulic, pneumatic, and drilling rig systems components, including but not limit to:
Diesel engines
Rotary screw air compressors
Air boosters
Complex hydraulic circuits and components
Complex pneumatic circuits and components
Top drives and power heads
Hoisting and traveling systems
Mud pumps
Tests ECM functions using computerized test equipment and other diagnostic equipment.
Prepares and submits equipment parts lists needed for equipment repairs.
Prepares and submits daily paperwork of work activities
Measure and record technical performance data.
Maintain all required records and documentation of equipment repairs.
Adheres to company policies, safe work practices and work requirements, including lock-out/tag-out requirements.
Conducts safety inspections of all major pieces of equipment, making repairs, adjustments and calibrations as required.
Conducts routine inspections of rig related equipment to identify potential problems.
Preparation work includes lay out of the jobs, identify, and assemble necessary parts and tools, measure and consult technical charts.
Performs proper set up and calibration of the hydraulic automated circuit components.
Work and troubleshoot variable pressures up to 5000 psi.
Capable to fit, measure and identify hydraulic hose requirements for all equipment circuits.
Works with minimum supervision to properly maintain the equipment.
Work overtime as required to meet customer drilling schedules.
Perform repairs using torque wrenches and precision measuring tools.
Assist in trouble shooting using multi meters, amp probes, meggers, and scopes (24 to 600-volt systems).
Extensive travel to drilling rig locations operating within the technicians geographic regions.
Assist in installation of company owned drilling equipment
Accurately complete expense and mileage reports in a timely manner
Comply with and participate in company safety and quality programs.
Maintain company issued tools and be knowledgeable and skillful in the use of these tools.