Mechanical Optimization Specialist

Responsibilities

• Collaborate and communicate with field mechanics, operations, and TOC personnel to improve equipment health
• Monitor equipment health via Intelie and Remote Fleet Vision to analyze patterns and trends that could indicate potential equipment failures
• Analyze open and pending field work orders
• Aid in determining if equipment needs to come to yard for further inspection and repairs to prevent potential catastrophic failures
• Create and review work orders for Field Failure Reports (FFRs) and ensure they properly identify the repairs needed
• Provide experienced guidance to field and TOC personnel regarding basic troubleshooting and maintenance tasks needed in the field
• Respond, evaluate, and prioritize alarms for potential equipment related issues
• Collaborate with other personnel in the TOC to communicate equipment status and discuss maintenance requirements
• Analyze field notes (72 Hour Service Due Report) submitted by field mechanics to view the fleet’s overall equipment health and determine repairable equipment in the field
• Conduct the 72 Hour Service Due Report upon receipt of field notes to determine the number of additional units that require maintenance repairs at the end of job
• Review all FFRs, open work orders, and create new work orders when necessary
• Ensure shop mechanics can correctly identify, diagnose, repair, and test repairs based on work order descriptions
• Maintain compliance with all Health, Safety, and Environment (HSE) policies by attending required HSE training sessions, safety meetings, and always utilizing proper personal protective equipment where applicable
• Other duties as assigned

  Qualifications

  • Minimum 2 years’ experience maintaining and repairing electronic instrumentation and automation on oilfield services equipment
  • A technical Associate degree or certificate is preferred and may be considered in lieu of experience
  • A High School diploma or equivalent, required
  • Maintaining a current, valid driver’s license and a clean driving record, required
  • Knowledge of air brake system
  • Basic knowledge of hydraulic fracturing equipment, 12/24-volt systems, and diesel transmissions (i.e., CAT, Cummins, and Detroit)
  • Knowledge of fluid capacities and types used in engines, transmissions, power ends, drive boxes, and small engines
  • Clear communication skills, able to effectively interact with team members, leads, and supervisors
  • Basic knowledge of Microsoft Office 365 applications, Power Apps, and able to quickly learn other work-related software
  • Safety conscious, observant, and willing to use stop work authority when necessary
  • Physically able to safely perform duties during a 12+ hour work shift that will include days, nights, holidays, and weekends
  • Physically able to safely perform duties in all weather conditions including extreme heat or cold
  • Physically able to remain alert and safe during exposure to moving mechanical parts, fumes, toxic chemicals, airborne particles, and moderate to loud noises
  • Physically able to bend, stoop, kneel, twist, crawl, walk on uneven surfaces, and climb equipment ladders or stairs throughout the work shift
  • Physically able to safely lift or move 50 lbs. without assistance