Field Service Technician

What You’ll Be Doing

• Install, maintain, troubleshoot, and repair RCD/MPD systems at the rig site.
• Keep operations safe by following all company and customer policies — safety is always priority #1.
• Diagnose mechanical, hydraulic, pneumatic, and electrical issues like a pro.
• Keep detailed service documentation and operate company vehicles responsibly.
• Manage equipment, tools, and parts so you’re always prepared.
• Deliver, install, and service equipment directly at wellsites.
• Perform routine inspections and preventive maintenance to keep everything running smoothly.
• Train rig crews on how to properly operate and maintain RCD bearings and sealing elements.
• Communicate clearly with customers and internal teams about performance, updates, and equipment needs.
• Support investigations or reports when issues occur.
• Operate and troubleshoot pneumatic, hydraulic, electrical, and MPD software systems.
• Maintain a clean, organized workspace — even in the field.
• Be ready for flexible hours: nights, weekends, and extended shifts as the field requires.

What You Bring to the Table

• A high school diploma or equivalent required; technical training is a big plus.
• Oilfield or field service experience strongly preferred — if you’ve been on a rig before, you’re already ahead.
• Solid computer skills (Word, Excel, Outlook).
• Strong communication skills and the ability to work with everyone from rig hands to company reps.
• Highly organized, with the ability to handle both high-pressure situations and slower downtime.

Physical Requirements

• Ability to stand, walk, reach, and use hands regularly.
• Able to lift up to 45 lbs.
• Willing and able to perform physically demanding tasks and operate vehicles for extended periods.
• Reasonable accommodations available as needed.