The Mechanic diagnoses mechanical problems and repairs or rebuilds equipment on-site or off-site. The role maintains diesel equipment through inspections and preventive maintenance, correcting deficiencies, making adjustments and alignments, and keeping records. Employees are responsible for performing their work safely and in an environmentally prudent manner. The position maintains the transportation fleet, conducts inspections, reviews daily pre- and post-trip reports, corrects deficiencies, schedules and oversees major repairs, completes documentation, and communicates repair and maintenance status to management. It also involves maintaining a clean and safe work environment, caring for shop and field maintenance equipment, managing inventory of common maintenance items, responding to emergency call-outs while on call, and controlling repair costs through warranty use and vendor evaluation. Duties may change at any time. The role requires heavy-duty truck mechanic experience, diesel exhaust aftertreatment diagnosis and repair, troubleshooting of electrical, mechanical, and diesel engine problems, and general maintenance of specified centrifugal pumps, including mechanical seals. Trailer experience, basic welding skills, safe work practices, computer knowledge, hand and power tool knowledge, off-site travel for repairs, and use of battery and charging system test equipment are also required. Oil and gas industry knowledge is preferred. Work is regularly performed outdoors in varied and sometimes extreme weather conditions, near moving mechanical parts, and in environments with vibration, dust, and noise requiring hearing protection. The work involves prolonged sitting, standing, and walking, and lifting up to 50 pounds.
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Job Type
Full-time
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