Field Service Technician II - Reciprocating Compression

Cooper Machinery Services; Odessa, Northern (TX, KY); Hybrid; USD 90,000 - 110,000; Full time

Job summary

Cooper Machinery Services is seeking a field service technician to provide on-site technical and mechanical support for reciprocating compression equipment at customer sites such as workshops, compressor stations, and process plants.

You will plan installation, diagnose issues, perform preventative maintenance, and support safety and environmental reviews. Extensive travel (200–300 days/year) and long work weeks are required, with occasional overnight stays.

Qualifications

• Requires at least 3+ years in Reciprocating Compression or equivalent.
• Associate's degree or technical training with field experience preferred.
• Demonstrated safety focus and ability to work under customer-driven schedules.
• Strong verbal and written communication skills and problem-solving abilities.

Responsibilities

• Plan and execute site installation activities for Reciprocating Compression equipment.
• Investigate and resolve customer reports of technical problems with equipment.
• Perform preventative maintenance to prevent future issues as requested by the customer.
• Diagnose engine and compressor problems using standard troubleshooting processes.
• Perform field testing and on-site repairs of customer equipment.
• Attend on-site operations meetings with client personnel to identify and resolve issues.

Skills

Safety minded

Service oriented

Multi-tasking

Strong communication

Dependable

Organizational skills

Education

Associate's degree or equivalent

Technical certificate program

Bachelor's degree preferred

Tools

Basic tools

Job description

Cooper Machinery Services is seeking a field service technician to provide on-site technical and mechanical support for reciprocating compression equipment at customer sites such as workshops, compressor stations, and process plants.

You will plan installation, diagnose issues, perform preventative maintenance, and support safety and environmental reviews. Extensive travel (200–300 days/year) and long work weeks are required, with occasional overnight stays.