Shop Technician / Motor Builder

KLX Energy•Odessa, TX

23d•Onsite

About The Position

KLX Energy Services LLC is seeking a Shop Technician for its Odessa, Texas location. The role performs physical tasks in a shop or warehouse in support of operations, including assembling, disassembling, inspecting, and rebuilding downhole motors to manufacturer specifications and quality standards. It also supports shipping, receiving, material routing, equipment inspection and maintenance, testing, troubleshooting, painting, documentation, housekeeping, and ground maintenance. Duties are performed in accordance with applicable safety guidelines, processing standards, OEM guidelines, and standard operating procedures. Heavy machinery may be operated when properly certified.

Requirements

Less than high school education.
0–2 years of related work experience.
Ability to communicate and interpret a variety of oral and written instructions.
Valid driver’s license and acceptable driving history.

Nice To Haves

High school diploma or equivalent.
0–2 years of related work experience.
Relevant experience as a shop technician in the oil and gas industry.

Responsibilities

Assemble, disassemble, inspect, and rebuild downhole motors in accordance with manufacturer specifications and quality standards.
Perform shipping and receiving duties, including loading and unloading trucks, preparing materials for shipment, and receiving incoming materials.
Use computer systems to track, log, verify, and report materials and shipments.
Follow shipping procedures and transportation routing, schedules, and requirements.
Unpack or wrap products, stock, assemblies, parts, supplies, and equipment.
Inspect incoming materials for compliance with purchase orders and quality requirements, and verify quantities, weights, and material identification.
Log received items, process freight bills and packing sheets, report shipped materials and bills of lading, post weights and shipping charges, and route equipment to destinations.
Expedite, route, and dispatch materials and parts according to production schedules and commitments.
Review production schedules for actual or potential shortages and alert appropriate personnel to potential problems.
Generate progress reports on schedule status and maintain records of completed orders.
Take action to expedite materials, including arranging repair of damaged materials or transportation of in-house materials.
Report completion dates, material changes or substitutions, shortages, and schedule modifications.
Inspect, rebuild, operate, test, and troubleshoot equipment.
Paint equipment and monitor, evaluate, and adjust processes or equipment to maximize quality and efficiency.
Operate equipment and handle materials in accordance with OEM guidelines and standard operating procedures.
Complete records and associated documentation.
Perform general housekeeping and ground maintenance, including preparing the shop and company vehicles.
Operate heavy machinery when properly certified.