Shop Helper

Two Eight Drilling•Tahlequah, OK

1d•Onsite

About The Position

Want a steady, hands-on job where you can learn and grow in a shop environment? As a Shop Helper, you’ll work alongside our mechanics and technicians—cleaning equipment, organizing the shop, running parts, and assisting with basic mechanical tasks. If you show up ready to work, follow through, and take pride in doing things right, you’ll do well here.

Requirements

Self-motivated, safety-conscious, mechanically inclined
Strong attention to detail and follow-through
Able to take direction, learn quickly, and work well with a team
Willing to work outdoors and in a shop environment year-round
Reliable transportation to and from work
Occasional local travel to pick up/deliver parts
Valid driver’s license required
Must pass a pre-employment drug screen
Lift and move up to 100 pounds regularly
Stand for long periods and perform physically demanding work
Work indoors/outdoors in varying weather conditions
Exposure to noise, grease, and other shop-related elements

Nice To Haves

Mechanical aptitude preferred
Prior shop or labor experience preferred, but not required

Responsibilities

Follow all company safety procedures and wear appropriate PPE
Maintain a clean, hazard-free workspace inside and outside the shop
Use safe lifting techniques and follow instructions around heavy equipment
Report unsafe conditions or incidents immediately
Clean and pressure wash trucks, trailers, and equipment
Pick up and deliver parts/materials in a timely and professional manner
Assist mechanics/technicians with light mechanical tasks (wiring, greasing, fluid checks, etc.)
Complete tasks efficiently without repeated direction
Take initiative on common shop needs (trash removal, tool organization, general cleanup)
Maintain cleanliness and organization of tools, work areas, and storage zones
Support preventive maintenance by preparing tools/equipment for service
Monitor and restock basic shop supplies as needed
Communicate clearly with the Shop Manager and teammates on tasks and priorities
Ask questions to gain clarity and improve your skills
Progress from being directed to self-directed within the first 90 days
Begin performing basic repairs independently after observation and instruction