Shop Mechanic

Alpine Energy•El Reno, OK

6d•Onsite

About The Position

The Shop Mechanic inspects, maintains, troubleshoots, rebuilds, and repairs diesel engines, high-pressure pumps, hydraulic systems, and other hydraulic fracturing equipment in a shop environment. The role supports fleet longevity and operational readiness through scheduled maintenance, component-level repairs and rebuilds, accurate service records, and ensuring equipment is safe and ready for deployment. The position is based in El Reno, Oklahoma, and follows a rotational schedule of 14 days on duty and 7 days off duty. It reports to the Maintenance Manager.

Requirements

Clean driving record.
Provide and maintain the standard hand tools necessary to perform routine duties.
The Company provides specialized tools and diagnostic equipment required for job-specific maintenance and repair activities.

Nice To Haves

Associate or bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering, industrial technology, diesel technology, or a related technical field.
Vocational or technical certifications or formal training in diesel engines, hydraulics, and/or heavy equipment maintenance.
3–5+ years of maintenance experience in hydraulic fracturing or oilfield services.
Experience with CAT ET, MTU DiaSys, Cummins INSITE, and FIIX CMMS.
Knowledge of safety, DOT, and environmental regulations related to oilfield equipment and operations.

Responsibilities

Inspect incoming and outgoing equipment for wear, damage, leaks, abnormal operating conditions, and required maintenance or repairs.
Perform preventive maintenance, troubleshooting, and repairs on hydraulic fracturing equipment, including high-horsepower diesel engines, frac pumps, transmissions, cooling and lubrication systems, hydraulic systems, and auxiliary equipment.
Diagnose mechanical, hydraulic, basic electrical, and pneumatic issues using appropriate diagnostic tools, testing equipment, and technical documentation.
Disassemble, inspect, rebuild, replace, and reassemble engines, pumps, transmissions, hydraulic components, and other major equipment assemblies as needed.
Perform component inspections, measurements, adjustments, and testing to verify equipment meets applicable operating and maintenance specifications.
Conduct post-repair testing and quality checks to verify functionality, identify outstanding issues, and confirm equipment readiness for field deployment.
Complete preventive maintenance and repair work according to established maintenance programs, manufacturer recommendations, and service intervals.
Use diagnostic software, including CAT ET, MTU DiaSys, and Cummins INSITE, to support troubleshooting and equipment maintenance.
Identify recurring failures, investigate potential root causes, and recommend corrective actions, component improvements, or preventive maintenance adjustments to improve reliability and reduce downtime.
Coordinate with the Maintenance Manager, field maintenance personnel, and operations team to prioritize repairs, communicate equipment status, and meet fleet readiness and deployment schedules.
Complete accurate work orders, inspection reports, parts usage records, and maintenance documentation in the FIIX computerized maintenance management system (CMMS).
Identify required parts, components, and consumables; communicate inventory needs; and help maintain adequate stock of critical repair materials.
Maintain an organized, clean, and safe shop, including proper care and use of tools, diagnostic equipment, and assigned Company property.
Operate shop equipment, lifting devices, and material-handling equipment safely and in accordance with established procedures and training.
Attend safety meetings and participate in maintenance, reliability, and operational improvement initiatives.
Comply with Company safety policies, applicable environmental regulations, established maintenance procedures, and safe work practices.
Perform other duties as assigned; duties and responsibilities may change based on Company needs.