Diesel Mechanic

A successful Mechanic will be highly skilled working on heavy diesel engines to effectively service all equipment including but not limited to: service rigs, snubbing units and other ancillary equipment. This is primary a field position and you will be in the field majority of the time. An outstanding track record of success in the full lifecycle of the oil and gas industry as a mechanic in maintenance, repairs, safety, and welding will be the key to success. Below is a general list of duties but other duties within the scope of the job may be assigned.

Maintenance

• Perform routine scheduled maintenance on all equipment
• Observe mechanical devices in operation and diagnoses problems by sight and sound to resolve issues
• Dismantle devices to gain access to and remove defective parts
• Test, adjust and repair equipment to be operational
• Perform required repairs based on troubleshooting mechanical equipment
• Perform routine and complex scheduled maintenance or repair work including exchanging engines and transmissions
• Coordinate with Management on the maintenance, repair and refurbishment of equipment
• Anticipate potential equipment malfunctions of failures and preforms required repairs, adjustments or modification to resolve the problem
• Foresee potential equipment malfunctions of failures and preforms required repairs, adjustments or modification to resolve the problem
• Respond to emergencies as requested and coordinates onsite activities to utilize resources to facilitate repairs in the most expedient and cost-effective manner

Repairs

• Operate drill press, grinder, and other metalworking tools to make and repair parts
• Repair or replaces defective parts
• Repair basic 12V electrical equipment

Safety

• Comply all with HSE policies and procedures during work
• Ensure full awareness of (and compliance with) requirements of relevant company/customer HSE handbooks, HSE procedures, and emergency procedures

Welding

• Weld fabricated, cast, and forged components to assemble or repair structural forms such as machinery frames, skids, tanks
• Lubricate and clean parts
• Request parts and machines to be ordered as needed

• Experience with service rigs and ancillary equipment preferred
• Ability to read and understand material commonly used in the product, service, and maintenance function
• Hands-on experience with various heavy-duty engines including; Cat, Detroit Diesel, Cummins
• Knowledge of hydraulic systems
• Must possess basic math skills.
• Ability to communicate professionally with people at all levels of the organization and external contacts.
• Basic computer skills utilizing various programs in Microsoft Office Suite; must possess ability to learn company or industry specific applications.
• Must be able to occasionally work extended hours, including weekends, as needed.
• Welding experience preferred, but not required
• Ability to apply common sense understanding to carry out detailed but uninvolved written or oral instructions.
• Displays willingness to make decisions; Exhibits sound and accurate judgment.
• Demonstrated ability to identify and resolve problems in a timely manner; Gathers and analyzes information skillfully; Develops alternative solutions; Works well in group problem solving situations; Uses reason even when dealing with emotional topics.
• Ability to read and comprehend simple instructions, short correspondence, and memos.
• Ability to write simple correspondence.
• Effective problem solving, analytic and is good at making decision skills.
• Familiar with tools and equipment utilized by Fortis Energy Services.
• Demonstrates accuracy and thoroughness; Looks for ways to improve and promote quality; Applies feedback to improve performance; Monitors own work to ensure quality.
• Willing to travel to customer sites to repair equipment on-site, travel out of town as required.

PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS:

Amount of each day spent: Standing: 50% Walking: 40% Sitting: 10%

Employee works: Inside: 60% Outside: 40%

While performing job, employee will be required:

lifting/carrying (0-100lbs) 15 times/hour 8-12 hours/daypulling/pushing (0-75lbs) 15 times/hour 8-12 hours/dayto squat 7 times/hour 8-12 hours/dayto kneel 5 times/hour 8-12 hours/dayto climb ladders/stairs 4 times/hour 8-12 hours/day

Physical activity required:

Lift under 10lbs Frequently

Lift 10-25lbs Frequently

Lift 25-50lbs Frequently

Lift Over 100lbs Seldom

Carry under 10lbs Frequently

Carry 10-25lbs Frequently

Carry 25-50lbs Frequently

Carry Over 100lbs Seldom

Reach above shoulder Frequently

Reach at shoulder Frequently

Reach below shoulder Frequently

The working conditions may involve exposure to the following:

chemicals gases cold heat

dampness noise dust radiation

heights (0-110’) fumes winds ice

Other physical requirements:

Manual and finger dexterityHand/grip strengthDepth perceptionAny other physical requirements that allow the employee to perform the job safely according to all company, local, state and federal regulations and requirements.

Safety equipment:

The following safety equipment is to be worn on the job (when applicable):

goggles face shields safety glasses hard hats safety belts gloves

ear plugs steel toed boots tyvek suits SCBA

H2S monitors fall protection FR Clothing