Mechanic - ISS

Superior Energy Services Careers•Arnaudville, LA

1d•Onsite

About The Position

Since 1982, International Snubbing Services (ISS), a Superior Energy Services subsidiary, has provided industry-leading well-intervention services. Areas of expertise include hydraulic workover (HWO), snubbing, well control, blowout prevention, P&A, offshore drilling, intervention solutions, and equipment. The company's experienced teams are trained to the highest level of certification and backed by our enhanced and proven equipment. ISS is seeking a Mechanic to join our team of snubbing and hydraulic workover shop employees based in Arnaudville, Louisiana.

Requirements

High School or GED equivalent preferred
2+ years experience work experience
Must be at least 18 years of age
Ability to use different machines and tools; strong understanding of their design and specific use.
Qualified to diagnose and solve general problematic mechanical issues.
Strong mechanical and technical aptitude with diesel mechanics, hydraulics, and pneumatics.
Ability to pass a background, physical examination, and drug screen
Basic ability to understand, speak, read, and write English
Basic computer skills

Responsibilities

Service of snubbing units when they are in the yard and prepare each for deployment.
Perform maintenance on all equipment according to Maintenance Sheets.
Assemble new construction of snubbing units and components.
Perform maintenance on diesel engines, snubbing units, mud pumps, power tongs, slips, and miscellaneous support equipment.
Maintain documentation of maintenance procedures and test procedures.
Load out jobs and offload equipment once returned to the ISS yard.
Rig up snubbing units for testing after servicing and testing are complete.
Update equipment maintenance records.
Carry out various maintenance requests.
Assist field supervisors in troubleshooting equipment problems and deploy technicians, if necessary.
Perform visual and mechanical inspections on the fleet of trucks, trailers, forklifts, overhead cranes, and any other equipment obtained for transporting equipment.
Request purchases of replacement parts and/or services from your immediate supervisor.
Inspect all assembly parts, winches, lifting devices, hydraulic hoses, and report any defective material or questionable component conditions to the supervisor.
Assist the fabrication department with plumbing and fitting when required.
Train Field Short Service Employees (SSE’s) on proper maintenance procedures.
Observe and follow all company safety rules and policies.
Perform basic housekeeping of workstations.
Ability to interact with co-workers and rely on common sense to follow written and verbal directions.
Follow safety requirements and take part in safety meetings, risk assessments, hazard hunts, and JSAs.