Shop Technician (Pipeline Inspection Company)

MISTRAS Group•Houston, TX

13d•Onsite

About The Position

Onstream Pipeline Inspection is seeking a Shop Technician to support its Houston operations. The role contributes to the mechanical and electrical preparation, maintenance, and troubleshooting of specialized inline pipeline inspection tools and support equipment. The ideal candidate has strong technical skills, a proactive work ethic, mechanical and electrical aptitude, and a commitment to safe, efficient shop operations.

Requirements

High school diploma.
At least 2 years of hands-on technical or electromechanical experience.
Valid Class C Driver’s License and a clean driving record meeting company eligibility requirements.
Strong mechanical aptitude and tool-handling skills, with familiarity in electronics and soldering.
Strong computer skills, including the ability to use Windows and proprietary software.
Ability to regularly lift up to 50 pounds in a shop environment.
Highly organized and self-regulated, with pride in quality workmanship.

Nice To Haves

Post-secondary diploma in Mechanical, Instrumentation, or Electrical Technology.
Valid passport; required for cross-border travel.
Forklift operation experience.

Responsibilities

Build, repair, and perform preventive maintenance on pipeline inspection tools and support equipment according to quality standards and build timelines.
Follow mechanical and electrical blueprint diagrams and complete applicable build checklists.
Troubleshoot, perform basic diagnostics, and functionally test electrical and mechanical tool systems.
Record refurbishment and maintenance activities in digital logs, including parts used and work performed.
Ensure tools are ready and help load equipment for field deployment.
Prepare backup equipment and components to support field technicians.
Deliver or collect parts locally within the Houston area as needed.
Keep the workspace clean, organized, and free of hazards, and store tools and parts properly.
Participate in daily or weekly safety meetings, tailgate meetings, and toolbox talks.
Immediately report equipment issues, hazards, or near-misses to the Operations Manager.
Safely handle shop chemicals and materials while following PPE requirements.