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Tool Maintenance Technician

Tool Maintenance Technicians provide labor and skilled support for assigned product lines. Essential duties and responsibilities include: Abiding by all Oil States Energy Services, LLC Safety and Operational Policies and Procedures, performing routine maintenance on tools and supporting equipment, inspecting and maintaining equipment, checking operating conditions, and logging repair needs. They may perform maintenance jobs as required, as well as preventative maintenance, and provide assistance to assigned mechanics as needed. They rebuild broken equipment and replace parts in accordance with specifications, assemble and disassemble universal tools, maintain required and related records, track and record equipment test results, complete work orders, list materials issued and used, and submit paperwork with appropriate personnel. They may perform basic inventory and basic preparation of tools and equipment, replace expendable parts, gaskets, seals, lines, fittings, etc., deliver and pick up equipment from vendors or job site, test or refit equipment off the shelf, pressure wash equipment with a high temperature/high pressure washer, paint (or remove paint from) equipment within the confines of a paint booth equipped with exhaust fan and respirator, maintain paint booth, load and unload freight, assist on well site locations as needed/required, pressure test equipment in a controlled environment from behind a blast wall, subsequently complete documentation of pressure test or certification of equipment, operate heavy equipment including a forklift, overhead crane, and break-out vise, operate powered and standard hand tools, recognize problems while cleaning and dressing tools and report to supervisor for corrective action, keep shop and equipment clean and organized by performing basic housekeeping and maintenance duties, and perform other duties as assigned.

Specialized duties by product line include Production Services- Pumps, Flow Iron, Manifold, Gas Busters, BOP Testing, Crossovers & Spools.

Knowledge, skills and abilities include the ability to travel for extensive amount of days and be on call 24/7, maintain a safe driving record as required by company policy, read, write and speak in English, 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, read and interpret documents such as safety rules, operating and maintenance instructions and procedure manuals, use all related equipment and maintenance tools, apply common sense understanding to carry out instructions furnished in written, oral or diagram forms, and deal with problems involving several concrete variables in standardized situations.

Qualification requirements include a high school diploma or general education degree (GED), 3-6 months related experience or training in oil and gas industry preferred, and the ability to perform each essential duty satisfactorily. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions. Must be able to read and write English.

Certification & licenses: None.

Physical requirements include the ability to frequently lift and move materials up to 75 pounds, standing, walking, and the use of hands to finger, handle or feel, 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.