Mechanic 1 Technical Trainee, Williston, ND

The Mechanic Technical Training Program is designed to provide specialized knowledge and hands-on experience for mechanics working in the oil and gas industry.

Mechanics will develop the essential skills required to maintain, troubleshoot, and repair equipment used in well servicing operations, including drilling rigs, pump trucks, and other mechanical systems specific to the oilfield environment.

This program combines in shop instruction with practical, on-the-job training, ensuring that mechanics are well-prepared for the demands and complexities of well servicing operations in challenging environments.

Key Objectives:


* Equip participants with the technical skills required to service, maintain, and repair well servicing equipment.


* Develop proficiency in troubleshooting mechanical, hydraulic, and pneumatic systems used in well servicing operations.


* Ensure a strong understanding of safety procedures and regulations specific to well servicing and oilfield operations.


* Prepare mechanics for key industry certifications and qualifications, such as Well Servicing Operator and API (American Petroleum Institute) certifications.

Job Summary

This position is responsible for the mechanical servicing and upkeep of all equipment.

Incumbent performs routine scheduled preventive maintenance, troubleshoots problems and performs necessary repairs under close supervision and according to company operating procedures in a safe manner.

This position has a dotted line reporting line to: Maintenance Manager

Responsibilities:


* Performs diagnosis for problems on various types of oil well service equipment based on reports from the field, using the appropriate diagnostic tests and interpreting the results.


* Performs required repairs based on troubleshooting mechanical equipment.


* Performs routine scheduled maintenance work including overhauling engines and transmissions.


* May repair and maintain machinery and mechanical equipment, such as motors, pumps, belts, conveyors, fans, air conditioners, etc.


* May disassemble machines and repair or replace broken parts, clean and lubricate parts.


* May adjust functional parts of mechanical devices as necessary.


* May perform preventive maintenance inspection, including DOT annual inspections.


* May work in the shop or in the field depending on work assignments or work location.


* May be trained on the job with respect to rig operation and company rig operating procedures, and also other specialized training on the subject of Hazard conditions.


* Performs other related duties as assigned.


* Wears proper safety equipment on the job (when applicable):



* Goggles, face shields or safety glasses


* Ear plugs/muffs


* Steel toed boots


* Hard hats


* Safety belts


* Anti-fall devices


* SCBA (Self-contained Breathing Apparatus)


* H2S detectors


* Slicker or tyvek chemical suits


* Gloves


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