About the role
The Field Technician is responsible for operating and monitoring Dry Powder Mixing Equipment on a hydraulic fracturing jobsite.
Responsibilities:
- Move in and rig up equipment (Hoses, valves, fittings, e-cable). - Perform periodic maintenance and checks throughout the duration of the job. - Troubleshoot and repair any issues that can be addressed while on the job site under the guidance of the Field Supervisor/Field Operations Manager. - Coordinate the delivery of chemicals with the Logistics Team to keep satisfactory inventory on location. - Offload the chemical by pump off or pneumatically to the chemical receptacles on location. - Document the usage and inventory throughout the job on the company software. - Rig down when the job is completed. Coordinate the move of equipment to the maintenance location. - Maintain equipment cleanliness and conduct PM activities on pumps and motors - Complete the weekly Safety Skills module to meet compliance requirements, along with remote attendance of the company's monthly Safety Meeting.
Requirements
- Strong knowledge of hydraulic fracturing equipment and field operations. - Solid mechanical capabilities to troubleshoot, maintain, and repair equipment. - Basic electrical knowledge with the ability to assist in troubleshooting, maintenance, and safe operation of electrical systems. - Excellent verbal and written communication skills. - Good interpersonal skills with the ability to speak intelligently about the equipment and operation. - Good understanding of Safety and Environmental practices and expectations. - Computer-literate with a basic understanding of Microsoft Outlook.
Education:
- High School Diploma or GED. - Hydraulic Fracturing experience is a plus
Physical Requirements:
- Prolonged periods of sitting at a station, monitoring equipment on a computer. - Work is performed daily in varying weather conditions. - Physical ability to safely lift and carry loads up to 50 pounds.
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