Field Service Technician Master - Rotator

Field Service Technician Master - Rotator

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Performs maintenance and repair activities on gas compression and/or process equipment, at customer’s location, as directed. Acts as a subject matter expert for equipment in the assigned area and mentors and teaches company maintenance standards.

• Maintain a safe and well‑organized work environment and model all health, safety and environmental procedures.
• Perform preventive maintenance (PM) to standard with no help.
• Perform most call‑outs (CO) without assistance from a technical expert; diagnose and repair mechanical problems on multiple types of equipment including compressor packages, gas process and power generation equipment used within the region.
• Lead a team performing major maintenance (MM), overhaul, and MOB/DEMOB projects to standard with limited to no assistance.
• Complete and submit required documentation accurately and timely.

Perform other duties as assigned.

• Perform all essential duties.
• Demonstrate expert diagnostic, highly efficient troubleshooting, root‑cause investigation and repair skills on multiple types of equipment.
• Perform any scheduled or unscheduled maintenance with no technical assistance.
• Write detailed reports.
• Lead a team performing major maintenance, overhaul, and MOB/DEMOB projects to standard with no assistance.
• Perform compressor calculations.
• Provide expert‑level customer service and communicate complex issues effectively.
• Read, write and speak English (work orders, manuals, etc.).
• Model all health, safety and environmental procedures.
• Use computer skills, including vendor‑specific programs (Cat, Waukesha, Ariel, Murphy, etc.), Internet Explorer and Outlook.
• Complete and submit company documentation accurately, thoroughly and timely.
• Respond to after‑hours requests regularly on an on‑call basis.

• Expert knowledge of gas engines and compressors, electrical systems, panel boards, controls, skid wiring, etc., through advanced training or performance verification.
• Advanced knowledge of mechanical/electro‑mechanical failure analysis and investigation.
• Advanced compression and engine performance expertise.
• Understanding of pulsation and vibration.
• Fully understand customer’s facilities and production equipment and troubleshoot system issues.
• Knowledge of all processes and systems used in the region.
• Knowledge of company maintenance standards checklist.
• Knowledge of how to run software to produce performance curves when approved by Service Manager.

• High school diploma or equivalent preferred.
• Valid driver’s license and good driving record.
• Gas or diesel engine and compressor school/training preferred.

• Typically at least 10 years of experience with natural gas engines and compressors.
• Demonstrated history of successful and safe service experience.

• Serve as a resource to others for mentoring, knowledge transfer, training and checking work.
• Occasionally lead a crew or temporarily fill in for Lead FST.
• Train and mentor less experienced field service technicians.

• Fit for duty for job tasks; see Work Saver Systems for details.
• Meet medical requirements to wear PPE required by the role.
• Display good manual dexterity and reach with hands and arms.
• Talk and hear constantly.
• Sit while driving or using a PC frequently.
• Stand, walk, stoop, kneel, squat, and twist with good balance frequently.
• Lift, move and carry up to 50 pounds; push and pull up to 110 pounds.
• Carry at least 40 pounds with one hand for at least 10 feet occasionally.
• Crawl, climb around equipment, stairs and vertical ladders occasionally.
• Vision: close, distance, color vision, adjust focus.
• Extensive travel.
• Drive and work in inclement weather for extended periods.

• Develop solutions to complex problems, analyzing data and variables requiring new approaches.
• Recommend and implement methods and procedures to improve safety, efficiency, quality, cost within role scope.

• Actions and decisions impact operational…