Electro-Mechanical Technician (Principal) Sperry Drilling

Job Duties and Qualifications

Responsibilities: 
•    Under general supervision, plans and conducts tests on materials, components, subassemblies, and tools with some latitude for independent action. 
•    Develops and applies new test procedures and techniques. 
•    Documents test procedures, data, observations, and results. 
•    Plans and conduct assembly of components for prototype tools and for tests. Proficient in the application of assembly tools and techniques. 
•    Documents assembly procedures and techniques. 
•    Acquires parts for prototypes; solicits help from and provides help to manufacturing as necessary; and assists in release of new designs into production. 
•    Proficient in the application of standard materials and components. Investigates use of alternate materials. 
•    Incorporates Reliability, HSE and Quality analysis techniques in all job processes. 
•    Advises and handles field problems to maintain and improve products and services. 
•    Occasionally travels to offsite locations to assemble, test, repair, and operate equipment.  
•    May direct the activities of less experienced technicians. Job role contributes indirectly on cost containment, efficiency, profitability or operations.  
•    Ability to perform mechanical assembly, disassembly and testing of downhole tools and equipment. 
•    Ability  to perform electrical assembly, wiring, and soldering of downhole tools.
•    Ability to perform electrical testing and troubleshooting using a multimeter.

Requirements: 
•    Skills typically acquired through the completion of an associate degree in a related field of science. 
•    8 years’ experience working in a related technician, manufacturing, or field operations capacity.
•    4 years’ experience performing both mechanical and electrical work on downhole drilling tools, or equivalent experience.