Job Overview
The ISDT Repair and Maintenance (R&M) Technician role is a hands-on position based primarily in a workshop environment. It involves using Weatherford’s facilities, equipment, machinery, and systems to perform a variety of tasks across the entire process of inspecting, dismantling, repairing, refurbishing, and preparing field tools for their next assignment. The technician applies technical manuals, procedures, and work instructions to ensure equipment is properly maintained and meets operational standards. Key responsibilities include troubleshooting, implementing mandatory modifications, executing preventive and corrective maintenance, and ensuring compliance with all safety and quality requirements. This role supports field service delivery by mitigating asset-related non-productive time and enhancing performance.
Responsibilities
Repair, maintenance, and preparation of all ISDT equipment at location in accordance with OEM specifications and Weatherford work instructions. Preparing and maintaining paperwork requirements and records of all maintenance and repairs completed. Locate and access all relevant maintenance inspections and repair documentation and procedures for shop personnel. Troubleshooting of equipment and implement corrective action under supervision of R&M Shop Supervisor and/or Shop Foreman. Identify and communicate any maintenance and repair issues to R&M Shop Supervisor and/or Shop Foreman for ISDT equipment. Perform function checks, tests, and prepare equipment for shipment according to specified Technical Work Instructions. Initiate, update, and close out work orders during maintenance of ISDT equipment and assets. Know and understand Weatherford Quality Policy and comply with all OEPS requirements Ensure third party compliance with all Weatherford policies and procedures. Maintain accurate inventory, asset, and equipment counts. Write Job Hazard Analysis (JHA) and operational specific procedures under supervision of R&M Shop Supervisor and/or Shop Foreman. Understand and comply with all safety rules and company policies of Weatherford. Actively participate in and/or lead Tool Box talks and Permit to Work process. Participate in the review and improvements of QA/QC documentation. Complete the competency requirements identified by Global and Regional Management. Complete training to meet the minimum HSE certification and technical requirements required to perform their jobs. Perform various other duties and activities as assigned by supervisor within the physical constraints of the job.
Skills
Good mechanical aptitude, including basic understanding of pressure safety and principles of hydraulics Excellent organizational and planning skills Willingness to learn and good attention to detail Previous experience in a shop environment Strong interpersonal and communication skills (verbal and written) Physically able to respond quickly to emergencies Motivated team player with flexibility to work closely with colleagues at all levels Ability to prioritize workloads and support business needs Willingness to be on-call, work outside normal business hours, and travel as required (Preferred) Familiarity with other services and operations in the Oil & Gas industry
Qualifications
High School Diploma or engineering equivalent