Perform routine maintenance and repairs on drilling rigs and associated equipment. Troubleshoot mechanical issues and conduct necessary repairs to ensure optimal performance. Utilize diagnostic tools, including an ohmmeter, to assess electrical systems and components Carry out PMs on drawworks, top drive mechanical assemblies, rotary tables, mud pumps, shakers/centrifuges, agitators, catwalk/pipe-handling mechanization, cranes and winches, air compressors, and diesel engine auxiliaries. I.2 Lubrication, oil/filter changes, alignment checks, belt/chain inspection, seal replacement, and fastener torque verification. I.3 Function tests and reinstatement of safety-critical elements (SCE) after maintenance. Troubleshooting and corrective repair I.4 Diagnose vibration, overheating, leakage, abnormal noise, or pressure anomalies; perform root-cause isolation on rotating machinery and hydraulic/pneumatic systems. I.5 Strip, inspect, and rebuild gearboxes, pumps, compressors, cylinders, and valves; perform laser/dial alignment and balance where required. Hydraulics and pneumatics upkeep I.6 Maintain HPUs, accumulators, proportional valves, hoses, and manifolds; perform hose fabrication/crimping and flushing/filtration. I.7 Pressure testing to procedural limits and leak rectification; nitrogen pre-charge of accumulators per OEM specs. Condition monitoring I.8 Collect and trend vibration, temperature, and oil analysis data; set and act on alarm thresholds. I.9 Report emergent defects and raise CMMS notifications/work orders. Permits, isolation, and safety I.10 Prepare job safety analyses, tool-box talks, and permits-to-work (hot work/cold work); enforce lockout–tagout–tryout (LOTO). I.11 Confined space and working-at-height tasks under approved controls and rescue plans.

Technical Expertise. ... Interpersonal Skills. ... Problem Solving and Analytical Skills. ... Adaptability. ... Time Management Skills. ... Teamwork and Collaboration. ... Ability to Cope with Stress.