Workshop Service Technician

Hiring a Workship Service Technician for Houston, TX! This role will support subsea services in Low Bay area.

This position focuses on application of skills related to area of expertise. Individuals in this role assemble and test mechanical assemblies of moderate complexity, requiring some fitting and adjusting.

• Contact with others in department for routine matters or to provide assistance. Occasional contact with other departments to furnish or obtain information. Occasional contact with Customer Representative.
• Works under direct supervision and selects from a variety of established procedures to accomplish assigned tasks. Resolves routine questions and problems independently and refers more complex issues to higher levels.
• Assembles and tests assemblies according to FMCTI specifications. Masters basic skills and some advanced skills in procedures, techniques, tools, materials and/or equipment in area of expertise.
• Assists during assembly of components in area of expertise. Teaches other assemblers proper techniques and procedures for mastered key sub-assemblies.
• Completes required test documentation including test reports, failed test reports and Non‑Conformance Reports (NCR).
• Resolves routine questions and problems in mastered sub‑assemblies. Refers more complex issues to higher levels.
• Cleans components after assembly according to FMCTI specifications and verbal/written instructions.
• Inputs labor details into Labor Tracking System (LTS) for cost tracking purposes.
• Uses material handling equipment to move parts, components and sub‑assemblies from one work or storage area to another as required.
• Performs all duties in a safe manner and keeps all employees aware of dangers in work area. Practices good housekeeping in work area.
• Assists more experienced Assembly Technicians as assigned and develops proficiency using Subsea Gate Valves, Actuators, and Hydraulic Connectors and learns to operate Subsea installation tools.

• High school diploma or equivalent.
• Ability to comprehend more complex engineering and weld blueprints and be able to understand written Engineering procedures. Exposure to hydraulic schematic and Bill of Material (BOM) interpretation.
• Basic English written and communication skills.
• Ability to use personal computer and/or workstation.
• Must have mastered at least one key sub‑assembly and continue to train on additional components.

Shop environment. Works in confined work spaces. High noise level. Works with high‑pressure equipment and chemicals. Inclement weather conditions.

Frequent climbing, bending, stooping, kneeling, pushing upward, crawling in confined workspace, walking and lifting daily.

• Electrical Assembly and Test - Subsea Workshop
• Hand and power tools - Subsea Workshop
• Mechanical Assembly and Test - Subsea Workshop
• Leadership
  
  Competencies:
  
  Act with Agility, Cross Functional Connectivity, Drive Accountability, Problem Solving