Motor Technician I

BICO Drilling Tools, Inc.•Oklahoma City, OK

About The Position

The Motor Technician I assembles and disassembles mud motors used in drilling operations. The role calls for mechanical aptitude, problem-solving, attention to detail, technical capability, and a commitment to safe and efficient motor operation. Under supervised guidance, the technician dismantles motors, begins disassembly service reports, and identifies components and their proper placement. The technician also assists with tool assembly and disassembly, learns to operate torque units safely, uses service manuals and Vernier calipers, and performs tasks such as cleaning parts, painting and stenciling tools, and supporting shipping and receiving. The position requires working effectively in a fast-paced, team-oriented environment and being available for after-hours and weekend rotations. It is designated as safety-sensitive.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED preferred.
Ability to work in a team-oriented, high-pressure, fast-paced environment.
Ability to understand production requirements.
Fluency in speaking, reading, and writing English.
Ability to lift and carry equipment and components weighing up to 25 pounds.
Ability to stand for 8–12 hours per day and walk or travel to production areas while wearing required personal protective equipment.
Ability to use basic office equipment, including a keyboard, mouse, and copier/printer/scanner.
Commitment to safety policies and procedures, including the Drug and Alcohol policy, as this is a safety-sensitive role.

Nice To Haves

Prior experience with drilling tools.
Ability to operate a forklift.

Responsibilities

Listen attentively and follow instructions meticulously.
Be available for after-hours and weekend rotations.
Maintain clean work areas, including cleaning parts, painting motors, and removing potential hazards.
Assist with the disassembly and assembly of tools.
Learn the safe and proper operation of torque units.
Comprehend and apply information from service manuals.
Operate Vernier calipers.
Under supervised guidance, dismantle motors, initiate disassembly service reports, and identify component names and correct placements.
Apply a fundamental understanding of shipping and receiving processes.
Paint and stencil tools.
Follow applicable safety policies and procedures, use equipment according to received training and instruction, report incidents and hazards, and maintain good housekeeping.