Motor Technician II - BICO

BICO Drilling Tools, Inc.•Casper, WY

About The Position

The Mud Motor Technician II will be responsible for the assembly and disassembly of mud motors used in drilling operations. The ideal candidate should have a strong mechanical aptitude, excellent problem-solving skills, and the ability to work effectively in a fast-paced environment. This role requires attention to detail, technical aptitude, and a commitment to ensuring the safe and efficient operation of mud motors.

Requirements

Min. 1 year experience with drilling tools is required
Ability to work in a team-oriented, high-pressured, and fast-paced environment
Ability to comprehend production requirements
Ability to speak, read, and write the English language fluently
Ability to lift and carry heavy equipment and components, up to 25 pounds
Operate basic office equipment, such as a keyboard, mouse, copier/printer/scanner
Stand for long periods of time, between 8-12 hours a day
Walk/travel to production areas while wearing appropriate Personal Protection Equipment (PPE), which at a minimum includes safety glasses, steel toe shoes/boots and a hardhat
All BICO employees shall comply with all applicable EHS legal and other requirements
All employees have a responsibility to do everything they can to prevent injury to themselves, their fellow employees and others that may be affected by their actions or omissions at work. Employees are expected to become familiar and follow Company’s safety policies and procedures and immediately report any incidents that may lead to injury or environmentally unsound conditions that could lead to an incident. Employees should ensure they use any equipment in accordance with the training and instruction received, inform their Team Leader or Manager of any serious or imminent danger, and ensure good housekeeping is maintained within their workspace.

Nice To Haves

Forklift certified, preferred

Responsibilities

Capable of attentive listening and meticulous adherence to instructions
Willingness to be on standby for after-hours and weekend rotations
Diligently maintain cleanliness in work areas, including cleaning parts, painting motors, and removing potential hazards
Provide assistance in the disassembly and assembly of tools
Acquire proficiency in the safe and proper operation of torque units
Demonstrate the ability to comprehend and apply information from service manuals.
Competent in operating Vernier calipers
Under supervised guidance, dismantle motors, initiate disassembly service reports, and accurately identify the names and correct placements of all components
Possess a fundamental understanding of shipping and receiving processes
Paint and stencil tools
Proficient in clear and concise communication with both management and colleagues
Possess a foundational grasp of Quality Control (QC) procedures and processes
Independently execute motor disassembly tasks with competence
Proficiently operate and comprehend the use of various measuring equipment
Demonstrate proficiency in comprehending motor service manuals and accurately completing required assembly/disassembly service reports
Precisely identify component names and their appropriate placements during the disassembly process
Interpret and comprehend Rental Contracts effectively
Possess fundamental knowledge of bearing and power sections, including measurements, tolerances, and acceptance criteria
Contribute to locating parts and assembling motors during on-call situations
Possess a basic understanding of Dynamics and BiMiner principles