Valid Texas Journeyman or Master Electrician license required
Previous experience in a related position, preferably in Oil and Gas
Oilfield electrical experience preferred
Powerline/build experience
Discipline-appropriate certifications or equivalent experience
Effective communication skills for field conditions
Team player with adaptability to changing priorities
Responsibilities
Support field electrical maintenance and LOTO procedures
Plan and execute preventive and breakdown maintenance activities
Work with vendors and subcontractors as needed
Comply with MOC requirements for plant modifications
Identify opportunities for improvement and cost savings
Promote high safety standards and minimize production impact
Participate in morning shift operations meetings
Benefits
Agency-supplied vehicle (½ ton)
Starlink internet access
Agency-supplied tools
Full Job Description
Job Title: Electrical Maintenance Technician II or III Compensation: Level II: $55/hr | Level III: $65/hr Location: Big Lake, TX (Big Lake Office, 1921 E US Hwy 67, Big Lake, TX 76932) Schedule: 5/2 Scope Support field electrical maintenance work and electrical isolation (Lock Out Tag Out (LOTO)) for lighting, air conditioning, and motor maintenance. Plan and execute scheduled preventive and breakdown maintenance activities to minimize impact on production and maximize operational availability. Typically reports to a supervisor. Tasks and Responsibilities In addition to the Level I and II tasks and responsibilities, a Level III will:
Work with vendors and sub-contractors as required
Comply with MOC requirements for Plant Modifications
Apply skills and knowledge in a practical and efficient manner, and continually look for opportunities for improvement, cost savings, and simplification
Comply with and promote high SSHE standards, and take responsibility for the safety of self and others while minimizing impact on production and maximizing operational availability
Use Observation Safety Techniques (OST) to report safe and unsafe acts
Actively participate in a responsible waste management system
Attend and participate in the Operations morning shift meeting
Skills and Qualifications
Valid, current Texas Journeyman or Master Electrician license (required)
Previous experience in a closely related position, preferably in the Oil and Gas industry
Oilfield electrical experience preferred
Powerline / powerline build experience
Discipline-appropriate certification(s) if applicable, or equivalent professional experience
Effective communication skills; able to clearly and concisely describe field conditions and recommend remediation steps
Team player who works effectively with people over whom they have no direct authority, and is willing to assist others
Able to adapt to tight deadlines, heavy workloads, and frequently changing priorities
Proficient in the Microsoft Office suite
License Requirement
A valid/current Texas Journeyman's or Master Electrician's license is required for this role.
The manager has requested that each candidate is confirmed to have either license and include the license number on the resume/submittal.