Mechanical Technician II: Field Tooling & Troubleshooting Pro

Nabors in; Casper (WY); On-site; USD 52,000 - 76,000; Full time

Job summary

Nabors is seeking a Mechanical Technician II to prepare the rig floor and perform routine function checks on casing handling and running tools to enable operative tasks. The role requires strong teamwork, problem solving and a safety-first mindset.

Ideal candidates have oilfield familiarity, 2–4 years of mechanical training, and the ability to work outdoors and stand/walk most of the day. This position may involve long shifts and physical labor in a non-climate controlled environment.

Qualifications

• High School Diploma or equivalent.
• Oilfield experience preferred.
• 2–4 years mechanical training on various tools and equipment.
• General oilfield knowledge and experience.
• Team environment familiarity.
• Aptitude for problem solving.
• Safety- and service-oriented mindset.
• Proactive, self-motivated and self-disciplined attitude.
• Outdoor work in non-climate controlled environments.

Responsibilities

• Maintain and prepare equipment including tongs, CDS tool, slips, etc.
• Troubleshoot problems quickly and accurately.
• Repair tools and equipment as needed; ask for direction if unsure.
• Ensure timely completion of work with schedule flexibility.
• Maintain a neat and safe workspace.
• Identify and correct safety hazards in the mechanic shop.
• Utilize computer for safety training and goal setting.
• Correspond with vendors regarding parts and supplies.
• Attend all safety meetings.
• Comply with Nabors policies and customer policies.
• All other duties as assigned.

Skills

Teamwork

Problem solving

Safety oriented

Self-motivated

Physical stamina

Education

High School Diploma or Equivalent

Tools

Tongs

CDS tool

Slips

Job description

Nabors is seeking a Mechanical Technician II to prepare the rig floor and perform routine function checks on casing handling and running tools to enable operative tasks. The role requires strong teamwork, problem solving and a safety-first mindset.

Ideal candidates have oilfield familiarity, 2–4 years of mechanical training, and the ability to work outdoors and stand/walk most of the day. This position may involve long shifts and physical labor in a non-climate controlled environment.