Brief Description:
The Field Electronic Technician performs maintenance on all equipment, provides guidance and supervision to less experienced technicians, and begins learning the paperwork and computer processes associated with the role. This position requires technical expertise, a strong focus on safety, and the ability to mentor junior team members.

Detailed Description:

Assists with equipment function checks and repairs at the facility and on location.Operates various company-specific equipment.Identifies, maintains, and troubleshoots company equipment.Performs maintenance on pumping and blending equipment with minimal supervision.Demonstrates familiarity with company purchasing processes and policies.Takes an active and leading role in mentoring entry-level and lower-level electronics technicians during repairs.Works under strict supervision with highly defined and repetitive job duties.Emphasizes safety by participating in or leading safety meetings, hazard hunts, and ensuring Job Safety Analyses (JSAs) are followed.Reviews and follows requirements established by job policies and procedures.Reports unsafe acts, conditions, or hazards immediately.Follows instructions given by supervisory personnel.Performs work independently and assists other employees as directed.Completes other duties and responsibilities as required by immediate supervisor.

Job Requirements:
Required Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities:

Ability to read, write, and speak English to follow and issue verbal and written instructions.Proficiency in simple mathematical calculations using whole numbers, fractions, and decimals.Extensive knowledge of sensors used in oilfield electronics, densitometers, viscometers, flow meters, and transducers.Understanding of district goals and the ability to work toward meeting those objectives.

Language Comprehension:
Must understand and speak English at a level sufficient to issue, receive, and respond to both safety and operations-related directions.

Minimum Qualifications:
All Levels:

High school diploma or GED certificateMust be 18 years of age or olderMust have and maintain a valid state-issued driver’s license, be eligible to drive a Company vehicle, and meet the requirements of the Company’s vehicle program, policy, and/or guidelinesMust be able to provide own basic set of toolsCertificate of Completion from an accredited technical or trade school specializing in electronics repair, troubleshooting, and/or diagnostics; OR 1+ years’ experience in electronics repair or a related position

Level 2:

Internal Applicants: 6+ months’ experience as an Electronic Technician 1, successfully meeting all competency requirementsExternal Applicants:Certificate of Completion from an accredited technical or trade school specializing in electronics repair, troubleshooting, and/or diagnostics with 1+ years’ experience as an Electronic Technician in cementing/fracturing industry or related position; OR2+ years’ experience as an Electronic Technician in cementing/fracturing industry or related position.

Level 3:

Internal Applicants: 1+ years’ experience as an Electronic Technician 2, successfully meeting all competency requirementsExternal Applicants:Certificate of Completion from an accredited technical or trade school specializing in electronics repair, troubleshooting, and/or diagnostics with 2+ years’ experience as an Electronic Technician in cementing/fracturing industry or related position; OR3+ years’ experience as an Electronic Technician in cementing/fracturing industry or related position.

Preferred Qualifications:
All Levels:

Experience in repair and maintenance of heavy equipmentExperience in the Oil & Gas industry, familiar with oilfield equipmentPrior military service

Additional Details:
The Field Electronic Technician plays a critical role in ensuring equipment functionality, operational safety, and the development of junior technicians. This position requires adaptability, technical proficiency, and a commitment to upholding the highest standards of safety and quality.