✨ AI Summary
The Electrical Assembler will report to a project Lead/Crew Chief and/or Supervisor, working as part of a production assembly team. Responsibilities include safe assembly, build, repair, and testing of mobile oilfield service equipment, with a focus on electrical and electronic installation, repair, and troubleshooting using drawings, schematics, and applicable codes. The role requires basic knowledge of mechanics and hydraulics, the ability to read equipment assembly specifications, and to bring technical problems to the attention of the lead for resolution. Participation in shop organization and cleanliness, and potential assistance in training new employees are also part of the duties. The position demands the capability to work independently or in a team on complex projects, demonstrating judgment to resolve problems and familiarizing oneself with safe working practices.
🎁 Benefits & Perks
401(k) Retirement Plan with company match, competitive medical plans, FREE MDLIVE virtual visits, FREE preventative medical and dental care, FREE Basic Life and AD&D insurance, 3 weeks of paid vacation per year, up to 11 paid holidays per year.
Requirements
High School Diploma or GED required. 1-5+ years of experience or demonstrated competency in electronics, electrical code, safety practices, electrical blueprint and schematic reading, and/or oilfield experience in maintenance and repair. Knowledge of basic electrical code, safety practices, and advanced electrical blueprint/schematic reading is an asset. Ability to work with a diverse group of employees and departments.
Description
DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES:
- Responsible for participating in the safe assembly, build, repair, and/or test a variety of new and older mobile oilfield service equipment using standard and/or non-standard tools, equipment, and procedures. Using considerable judgment to ensure quality, correct parts, and/or proper procedures are used
- Perform electrical and electronics installation, repair and troubleshooting through use of drawings, schematics and interpretation and knowledge of applicable codes and safety regulations
- Basic knowledge of mechanics and hydraulics, including knowledge of pumps, valves and hosing systems as may apply to electro-mechanical or electro-hydraulic assemblies is an asset
- Read equipment assembly specifications, such as charts, schematics, blueprints, and typed instructions and details
- Brings technical problems encountered to the Lead/Crew Chief’s attention for resolution throughout the project
- Participate in regular shop/yard organization and cleanliness exercises.
- May be required to assist with training new employees in assembly operations as required
- Complete and maintain various records and documentation
- Demonstrate the capability to work independently or in a team on complex and multiple projects requiring judgment to resolve problems
- Familiarize yourself with operation controls such as safe working practices and job hazard analysis as appropriate to specific work tasks