Tool Technician

Posted 8 days ago

fieldbridgeEvansville (WY)

Installation, Maintenance, and Repair Workers, All Other Support Activities for Oil and Gas Operations

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$1,265 per week

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About the role

Tool Technician FieldBridge is looking for a Tool Technician in Evansville, WY to work for a worldwide provider of equipment and components used in oil and gas drilling and production operations. We offer weekly pay + benefits. Pay is $19 - $22.00/hr | Alternating shifts 7AM5PM or 9AM7PM | Weekly pay every Friday | OT available daily | At $22/hr and 50 hrs/week, earn weekly paychecks of approximately $1,265 gross.

Position Overview: FieldBridge is placing a Mechanical Assembler I with a leading oilfield equipment manufacturer in Evansville, WY. This role supports downhole tool preparation, servicing, and repair in a shop environment. The ideal candidate is mechanically inclined, safety-focused, and experienced in a workshop setting.

Key Responsibilities:

Prepare, service, and complete downhole tools per Service Quality procedures
Operate shop equipment including cranes and forklifts (training provided)
Maintain accurate service documentation in a timely manner
Interact cross-functionally with personnel across departments and disciplines
Keep work environment clean and safe per shop supervisor standards

Required Qualifications:

Mechanically inclined with hands-on workshop experience
Strong written and verbal communication skills
Punctual, safety-focused, and able to lift up to 70 lbs
Ability to work in a factory environment (noise, vibration, dust, temperature extremes)
High school diploma or GED preferred
Forklift/crane experience a plus; training available
Equal opportunity employer committed to workplace diversity and inclusion.

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