Equipment Readiness Technician

Job Details

Position Overview

The Equipment Readiness Technician is responsible for preparing and maintaining equipment to meet operational demands while ensuring reliability, efficiency, and utilization of division assets. This role supports equipment preparation, maintenance activities, documentation, and staging to ensure equipment is ready for deployment.

This is an entry-level role ideal for individuals with mechanical aptitude, warehouse experience, or equipment handling backgrounds who are looking to grow within an operational environment.

Key Responsibilities

• Assist the Equipment Readiness Lead and Engineers with equipment preparation for upcoming jobs

• Execute assigned Work Orders (WOs), typically involving non-invasive maintenance and final preparation of surface and downhole equipment

• Verify equipment certifications and calibration status

• Assist with final functional testing, including:

  • Calibration checks

  • Equipment inspection

  • Certification verification

  • Pressure testing

  • Measurement calibration

  • Metrological inspections

• Execute WOs within the Computerized Maintenance Management System (CMMS) while ensuring accuracy and compliance with standard procedures

• Prepare and organize documentation related to:

  • Calibrations

  • Function tests

  • Material certifications

  • Inspections

  • Third-party quality control processes

• Prepare equipment and associated spare parts for shipment and staging

• Load equipment onto trucks when operational support is unavailable

• Participate in continuous improvement initiatives aimed at improving efficiency, asset utilization, and reducing cost of service delivery (CoSD)

• Follow all Technology Lifecycle Management standards and competency systems

Required Qualifications

• High School Diploma or equivalent

• Basic mechanical aptitude

• Ability to work in an industrial or warehouse environment

• Strong attention to detail and organizational skills

• Ability to follow work instructions and documentation procedures

• Self-motivated with strong reliability and integrity

• Willingness to learn and adapt to changing priorities

Preferred Experience

• Forklift operation (standard or specialty forklifts)

• Industrial warehouse or equipment yard experience

• Experience with Microsoft Office and Outlook

• Exposure to maintenance tracking systems or CMMS platforms

Training for forklift operation may be provided if required.

Schedule

• 14 Days On / 6 Days Off Rotation

• 12-hour shifts

• Split rotation:

  • 7 days on day shift

  • 7 days on night shift

• Rotation begins on Thursday to help balance weekly overtime

Training

New hires will attend NEST training in Kellyville, Oklahoma.

Physical Requirements

• Frequent lifting of tools and equipment up to 50 lbs individually

• Team lifting of equipment up to 100 lbs

• Repetitive loading and unloading of equipment into shipping crates

• Extended periods of standing, walking, bending, and equipment handling

• Regular forklift operation

Interview Process

• On-site interview required
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