Field Maintenance Technician
industrial_energy_operations › Field Maintenance · P2 — P2 — Developing Professional · Individual contributor
Performs routine maintenance, inspections, and repairs on drilling, well, and pipeline equipment under general guidance.
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What this role is
Performs routine maintenance, inspections, and repairs on drilling, well, and pipeline equipment under general guidance. At the Developing Professional (P2) level, the role owns defined deliverables / small features, applies established patterns, and drives own and immediate-team deliverables. May guide interns.
What this level does
- Perform scheduled maintenance and basic-to-moderate repairs independently on familiar equipment, choosing among established procedures with general instruction
- Manage own field work: arrange travel and accommodation using company procedures, and take responsibility for assigned vehicles, tools and company credit cards
- Administer the computerized maintenance management system (CMMS) and secondary building-management systems, keeping records and work orders current
- Coach customer staff on safe operation and basic maintenance best practices during service visits, and mentor junior technicians on routine tasks
- Knowledge applied
- Applies conventional maintenance methods across a range of familiar equipment; administers CMMS and secondary building-management systems day-to-day.
- Complexity & problem solving
- Exercises judgment in familiar contexts, diagnosing moderate faults and selecting the appropriate documented repair; recognizes when a problem exceeds routine scope.
- Collaboration & interaction
- Builds productive relationships with customer site staff; coaches users on operation and safety; may mentor P1 technicians.
- Typical experience
- 2+ years of field maintenance experience, or equivalent trade certification.
Skills at this level
- Mechanical knowledge
- — Applies knowledge of machines and tools — their design, use, repair and maintenance — to service gearboxes, valves, pumps and mechanical assemblies in the field.
- Systems Evaluation
- — Identifies measures and indicators of equipment and system performance, and determines the actions needed to improve or correct performance against reliability and uptime goals.
- Computers and Electronics knowledge
- — Uses knowledge of circuit boards, processors, chips, electronic equipment and control hardware/software to diagnose and repair instrumentation and control-system faults.
- Preventive maintenance execution
- — Plans and completes scheduled PM orders — lubrication, oil and filter changes, valve rebuilds, inspections — to keep deployed equipment operational and reduce unplanned failures.
- CMMS administration
- — Records work history and equipment performance and administers the computerized maintenance management system and secondary building-management systems, keeping work orders and maintenance logs accurate and current.
- Root-cause analysis
- — Investigates recurring and critical equipment failures using vibration, wear, alarm history and CMMS trend data to find the underlying cause and design corrective and preventive actions.
- Problem-solving
- — Diagnoses field and equipment issues, from routine faults with standard fixes to non-standard, intermittent failures requiring analysis of interacting variables.
- Time management
- — Manages field schedules, service-call routing and preventive-maintenance workloads to meet response commitments across an assigned territory.
- Customer service
- — Delivers support and assistance during field visits, coaching customer site staff on safe operation and maintenance and handling escalations professionally.
- Reliability strategy
- — Designs predictive-maintenance programs, PM intervals, reliability frameworks and CMMS data models that raise equipment availability across sites and teams.
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