Mechanic, Senior Truck (Midland, TX)

Enterprise Products Partners L.P.•Monahans, TX

19h

About The Position

The Senior Truck Mechanic performs inspections, troubleshooting, repairs, and replacement of mechanical equipment to maintain safe, productive equipment performance. The role covers vehicles and terminal-level equipment, including steam rack equipment, shop equipment, company cars, and pickups. The mechanic tests repaired vehicles, performs regulatory inspections, maintains work records, follows applicable federal, state, company, and industry requirements, and helps keep equipment and facilities in safe, high-quality condition. The position also involves supporting repair scheduling when the Shop Foreman is unavailable, training and guiding other mechanics, completing required training and safety activities, and taking call-outs and working overtime as needed. The work takes place indoors and outdoors around industrial and electrical equipment, including in temperature extremes. The mechanic must maintain required hand tools, use PPE and other required safety equipment, and meet the physical demands of the role.

Requirements

At least 5 years of mechanic experience in a related field.
Valid driver's license with an acceptable driving record.
Supply and maintain defect-free hand tools needed to perform duties.
Ability to test-drive repaired vehicles to ensure repairs were properly performed.
Ability to read, understand, analyze, and interpret documents, equipment repair manuals, reports, and federal, state, and local codes and regulations.
Ability to perform basic mathematical calculations, including percentages, ratios, and proportions, and apply them to practical solutions.
Basic computer skills, including opening, creating, and updating MS Word documents and Excel spreadsheets.
Effective verbal and written communication with individuals, teams, customers, and business stakeholders at various organizational levels.
Initiative and proactivity in addressing issues, and the ability to complete tasks quickly and efficiently.
Conscientiousness, dependability, and commitment.
Ability to work in a fast-paced environment with less definition, policy, and bureaucracy.
Ability to work indoors and outdoors around industrial and electrical equipment and in temperature extremes.
Ability to regularly bend, stoop, move between ground and higher levels, raise or lift from ground level, lift up to 50 pounds, manually transport a load up to 75 pounds, and apply up to 100 foot-pounds of torque.
Ability to wear special safety equipment and lift and put on emergency breathing apparatus and/or protective equipment.
Ability to take call-outs and work overtime.

Nice To Haves

High school diploma or G.E.D. equivalent.
Technical certification or equivalent training in a mechanical environment or energy-related field.

Responsibilities

Inspect, check, troubleshoot, repair, and replace mechanical equipment to maintain safe and productive performance.
Complete records of work performed and comply with federal, state, and company rules and regulations.
Report on time, dress cleanly, and be available for scheduled shifts or on-call periods.
Supply and maintain defect-free hand tools needed to perform duties.
Test-drive repaired vehicles to confirm that repairs were properly performed.
Inspect and work on brakes as stipulated in Section 396.25 of the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Regulations.
Perform vehicle inspections meeting the qualifications and requirements stipulated in Section 396.19 of the FMCSR, as well as other required regulatory inspections.
Use diagnostic equipment, welding and cutting machines, and tire mounting, replacement, and repair equipment.
Work on terminal-level equipment, including steam rack equipment, shop equipment, company cars, and pickups.
Maintain equipment to a high standard and in a timely manner while keeping costs to a minimum.
Participate in and successfully complete required training programs, process safety management reviews, and safety meetings.
Review procedures as necessary to ensure compliance with company and industry standards and regulatory agency requirements.
Optimize work to minimize overtime.
Perform and assist with scheduling repairs when the Shop Foreman is unavailable.
Perform remedial and preventive maintenance and maintain facility appearance and safety through good housekeeping inside and outside facilities.
Participate in available cross-training to develop skills in areas specific to other mechanics.
Use and wear required PPE.
Train and guide others in learning Mechanic duties.
Take call-outs and work overtime as required.