Tool Maint Tech

Oil States International•Williston, ND

23h•Onsite

About The Position

This role involves performing maintenance on tools and supporting equipment within the Oil States Energy Services, LLC. The technician will inspect and maintain equipment, log repair needs, and conduct preventative maintenance. Responsibilities include rebuilding damaged equipment, assembling/disassembling tools, and maintaining records. The job also entails tasks such as pressure washing, painting equipment in a paint booth, loading/unloading freight, and potentially assisting on well site locations. Specialized duties vary by product line, including work on wireline, thru tubing, ball launch, isolation, well testing, production services, frac stacks, and rentals. The position requires travel and being on call 24/7, a safe driving record, and basic computer skills. There are defined levels of progression (Tool Maintenance Tech I-IV) based on experience and competency.

Requirements

High School Diploma or General Education Degree (GED)
3-6 months related experience or training in Oil and Gas industry preferred.
Must be able to perform each essential duty satisfactorily.
Must be able to travel for extensive amount of days and be on call 24/7.
Must maintain a safe driving record as required by company policy.
Must be able to read, write and speak in English.
Must have mechanical aptitude and basic computer skills.
General knowledge of hand tools and power tools.
Operate materiel handling equipment such as hand trucks, forklifts, hoists, and overhead cranes.
Ability to read and interpret documents such as safety rules, operating and maintenance instructions and procedure manuals.
Ability to use all related equipment and maintenance tools.
Ability to apply common sense understanding to carry out instructions furnished in written, oral or diagram forms.
Ability to deal with problems involving several concrete variables in standardized situations.
Valid Driver’s License may be required depending on location.
Depending on business need’s, certain locations may require obtaining a Class A CDL license within six (6) months.
Must be able to frequently lift and move materials up to 75 pounds.
Able to lift 75 lbs from 6-inch level up to a 50-inch level frequently.
Swing a 6 lb sledgehammer in a hammering motion across the chest frequently.
Ability to use fine hand and finger motor skills.
Ability to push/pull 100 lbs of force frequently.
Ability to climb up equipment such as a forklift, ladder frequently.
Requires standing, walking. Also requires pushing, pulling, bending, kneeling, carrying, sitting, climbing, balancing, reaching with hands and arms, for extended periods of time each day.
Exposure to shop contaminates such as oils, chemical cleaners, and paint.
May be required to pass pulmonary function test to wear proper respirator.
Requires safety glasses, steel toe boots, and ear plugs to be worn at all times.
Requires exposure to warm, hot, and cold temperatures.
Requires exposure to moderate noise levels.

Nice To Haves

New hire with little or no experience (Tool Maintenance Tech I)
Assists in training Tool Maintenance Tech I employees (Tool Maintenance Tech II)
Capable of working with minimal supervision (Tool Maintenance Tech II)
Knowledgeable with OSES Standard Operating Procedures for parts and tools (Tool Maintenance Tech II)
Minimum 6 months experience or training with OSES parts and equipment (Tool Maintenance Tech II)
Some knowledge in building, testing, and diagnosing various types of issues with plug valve and gate valves (Tool Maintenance Tech II)
Trains all lower-level Tool Maintenance Tech’s (Tool Maintenance Tech III)
May perform Mentor duties (Tool Maintenance Tech III)
Proficiency with OSES Standard Operating Procedures for parts and tools (Tool Maintenance Tech III)
Capable of doing most jobs with minimal or no supervision (Tool Maintenance Tech III)
Minimum of 1 year experience or training with OSES parts and equipment (Tool Maintenance Tech III)
Able to provide service in building, testing, and diagnosing various types of issues with plug valve and gate valves (Tool Maintenance Tech III)
Trains and Mentors lower-level Tool Maintenance Tech’s (Tool Maintenance Tech IV)
Total proficiency with OSES Standard Operating Procedures for parts and tools (Tool Maintenance Tech IV)
Ability to complete assignments with no supervision (Tool Maintenance Tech IV)
Capable of making independent judgements when necessary (Tool Maintenance Tech IV)
Minimum of 3 years’ experience or training with OSES parts and equipment (Tool Maintenance Tech IV)
Specialize in building, testing, and diagnosing various types of issues with plug valve and gate valves (Tool Maintenance Tech IV)

Responsibilities

Performs maintenance on tools and supporting equipment.
Inspects and maintains equipment, checks operating conditions, and logs repair needs.
Perform maintenance jobs as required, as well as preventative maintenance.
Provide assistance to assigned mechanic as needed.
Rebuilds damaged equipment and replace parts in accordance with specifications.
Assemble and disassemble universal tools.
Maintain required and related records as necessary.
Track and record equipment test results.
Complete work orders, list materials issued, used, and submit paperwork with appropriate personnel.
May perform basic inventory.
Replaces expendable parts, such as gaskets, seals, lines, fittings, etc.
Delivers and picks up equipment from vendors or job site.
Test or refit equipment off the shelf in accordance with appropriate policies.
Pressure washes equipment with a high temperature/high pressure washer by hand or in equipment washing machine.
Paints (or removes paint from) equipment within the confines of a paint booth equipped with exhaust fan and personal respirator.
Maintains paint booth.
Load and unload freight.
May assist on well site locations as needed/required.
Pressure tests equipment in controlled environment from behind a blast wall; subsequently completes documentation of pressure test or certification of equipment and turn into supervisor.
Operates heavy equipment including a forklift, overhead crane, and break-out vise.
Operates powered and standard hand tools (grinding/buffing equipment, specialized rebuild tools, etc.).
Recognizes problems while cleaning and dressing tools, then reports to supervisor for corrective action.
Keeps shop and equipment clean and organized by performing housekeeping and maintenance duties.
Learn how to build, test and diagnosing various types of issues with plug valve, gate valves, etc.
Other duties as assigned.