Pump Technician II

DistributionNOW•Midland, TX

3d•Onsite

About The Position

The Pump System Service Technician II performs detailed preventive maintenance, intermediate diagnostics, and mechanically advanced service work on pump systems, rotating equipment, and associated components.

Requirements

High School diploma and/or equivalent.
Solid mechanical knowledge and mathematical background
Experience with / Knowledge of: Pumping Well mechanics, Stroke lengths, Corrosion of metal parts, Gas / Oil interface, H2S, Scale, Iron sulfide Problems
Knowledge of down hole and work over terms
Experience with rod string sizes, down hole tubing sizes and rod spacing
Organizational, problem solving and analytical skills
Ability to interpret service manuals, mechanical drawings, and basic electrical control diagrams
Understanding of pump design and mechanical systems
Strong mechanical aptitude and precision for repair and rebuild work
Ability to perform component-level repairs, including seals and bearings replacement
Experience with pump and motor alignment
Ability to identify worn or damaged mechanical components
Capability to support troubleshooting and system adjustments
Ability to work independently in field and shop environments
Understanding of safety, quality, and reliability standards
Ability to follow technical instructions and supervision when needed
Ability to lift up to 50lbs.
Valid driver’s license and acceptable MVR at all times
Communication skills, both written and oral, with DNOW field personnel and customers
Ability to move, disassemble and re-assemble long, sometimes heavy, down hole pumps
Ability to work without supervision and possibly at a customer’s location

Responsibilities

Inspect and test pump performance
Identify worn or damaged components
Replace seals and bearings
Align pump and motor assemblies
Perform partial pump rebuilds requiring mechanical precision an understanding of pump design
Interpret service manuals
Read and interpret mechanical drawings
Review basic electrical control diagrams
Support troubleshooting, system adjustments, and component-level repairs
Perform preventive maintenance duties, including vibration monitoring
Assess fluid condition and contamination
Evaluate wear patterns on shafts and impellers
Confirm proper flow, pressure, and lubrication within the system
Assist in diagnosing complex system issues by identifying early indicators of mechanical failure
Evaluate coupling condition
Perform advanced alignment techniques under supervision or direction
Independently execute most field and shop tasks
Perform system removal and reinstallation
Complete pump base preparation
Assist with start-up and commissioning procedures
Collaborate with project personnel
Provide guidance to junior technicians
Ensure compliance with safety, quality, and reliability standard
Prepare accurate service reports, inspection notes, and customer documentation