Area Inventory Technician - Oilfield
energipersonnelOdessa (TX)
About the role
Job Description: Area Inventory Technician – Oilfield
Company: Energi
PersonnelEnergiPersonnel is hiring an Area Inventory Technician to support oilfield shop operations, inventory management, and drilling motor maintenance.
Job Responsibilities:
Receive, stock, organize, and track inventory and parts.
Operate forklifts, overhead cranes, and job cranes safely.
Assist with assembling and disassembling mud motors.
Load and unload trucks and equipment.
Pull parts, prepare inventory transfers, and maintain shop supplies.
Paint, stencil, and identify drilling tools and components.
Maintain a clean, organized, and safe work environment.
Requirements:
Mechanical or technical experience required.
Forklift experience required.
Oilfield or drilling motor experience preferred.
High school diploma or GED.Basic computer skills, including Excel and Outlook.
Ability to lift 50 lbs. and work on your feet.
Valid driver's license and ability to pass drug screening.
Willingness to work overtime and be on call.
Apply Today!
Energi:
Personnel is looking for dependable, mechanically inclined individuals who are ready to work and grow in the oilfield industry. Apply now for immediate consideration!\nCompany DescriptionEnergiPersonnel has partnered with Oil & Gas industry leaders for over 32 years to provide them with the qualified workforce they need.
Company Description:
EnergiPersonnel has partnered with Oil & Gas industry leaders for over 32 years to provide them with the qualified workforce they need.
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