Base Technician

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sesLaplace (LA)

SENIORITY

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About the role

Job Specification The Base Technician is responsible for supporting rental operations by receiving/dispatching units, loading and unloading equipment, and washing/staging equipment.
Principal Accountabilities: Employees predominantly engage in the following essential job functions during their day-to-day activities: Ensures all equipment is properly cleaned and staged. Perform maintenance and service on equipment such as pressure washing, completing inspections, etc. Performs inspection on equipment as required. Perform NDE inspection (wet mag, dye penetrant) on equipment pad-eyes as required. Perform visual inspections on equipment and slings as required. Complete forklift safety checklist daily/upon use Load and unload incoming and outgoing equipment. Maintain and submit accurate inspection forms, delivery paperwork, etc. Maintain a safe work site. Assist with other duties as assigned by supervisor.
Qualifications and Experience: At least 18 years old. Applicants must possess a valid Driver's license. No more than 3 moving violations in the past 3 years. A clean work, driving, and criminal history record. Safety conscience 1-year general oilfield experience or equivalent combination of education. Basic Computer knowledge Ability to communicate with other crew members, customers, and vendors. Preferred, but not required. 6 months experience in NDE, current NDE Level II certification a plus 6 months experience in Rigging, current Rigging Gear and Sling Inspector Level II HSE Responsibilities Stop work by challenging and stopping unsafe acts and behaviors or unsafe conditions. Comply with Standard Operating Procedures defined in Responsibilities above, and company STOP WORK system.

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