Coil Tubing Mechanic

Position Summary The CT Lead Mechanic is responsible for providing Shop Mechanics with guidance in repair on oil field and mechanical equipment, diesel engine vehicles, control systems, and HVAC systems; using resources and tools to troubleshoot equipment issues and find effective solutions; training less experienced employees; and conducting periodic safety and maintenance inspections to evaluate equipment for replacement in the shop environment. Essential Job Functions Direct Shop Mechanics to reliably and consistently maintain and repair company mechanical equipment and vehicles while adhering to safety procedures. Manage preventative maintenance and repairs on engines, transmissions, vehicles, forklifts, manlifts, light towers, generators, heaters, oilfield heavy equipment (including flowmeters, pressure control equipment, and separators), and other mechanical equipment. Inspect machines and other mechanical equipment and run diagnostic tests to discover functionality issues. Use technical diagrams, blueprints, and schematics to install, troubleshoot, calibrate, and repair equipment, engines, and compressors. Train shop mechanic employees on company operational and safety procedures. Lead by example in maintaining all company facilities and equipment in a neat, clean, and organized manner. Maintain records with accurate documentation of service and repairs. Maintain company tools and equipment by following operating and safety instructions.