CAREERS

The Pump Mechanic is responsible for constructing, maintaining, and repairing all machinery and vehicles in a manufacturing environment and occasionally while on-site at various oilfield locations. This will include inspecting, repairing, and refurbishing frac equipment and components. This role requires a strong working knowledge of basic mechanic’s tools, service standards, frac pumping equipment, and related components.

The Assistant Quality Engineer will support the Quality Manager responsible for delivering all aspects of the Quality Assurance function. Work in a team environment with all Departments to develop and implement best practices that emphasize defect prevention, reduction in variation and waste, and provide for continuous improvements in meeting all customer requirements.

The Field Engineer acts as a liaison between the engineering department and clientele; working primarily on site at job locations to ensure smooth execution of operations pertaining to the installation and operation of frac pumps, flowline equipment, and related products. This role is responsible for inspecting and installing equipment and new technologies, directing crews or workers on-site, conducting research, and reporting on project status.

The Production Planner will be responsible for managing the flow of materials, parts, and products as determined by incoming, existing, and in-progress client orders. The role will be responsible for ensuring adequate inventory levels and planning of production activities; maintaining constant communication with other areas of the organization to ensure timely, quality completion of every order.

The Accounting Manager will lead accounting activities by supervising the activities of the department in the recording, tracking, and the production of financial reports in accordance with GAAP principles and internal established accounting standards. The position will also lead activities to review and improve current departmental practices to establish and maintain controls and guidelines for transactions; also responsible for managing budget preparation and supporting SOX compliance initiatives.

Leads assembly functions for pumps, fluid-ends, and flow line products including monitoring the flow of goods in WIP (work in process) to meet defined build schedules, strict safety policy awareness and adherence for team and self, supporting and monitoring productivity of assembly team, ensure team is adhering to work instructions, and facilitate 5S for assembly areas. This role will also troubleshoot issues for the assembly team to ensure set daily goals are consistently met while also managing the assembly areas to the LEAN Gemba board metrics of safety, quality, delivery, cost, and behavior as set forth by the organization.

SHIFT: M-F 6 AM to 4:30 PM

The Paint Booth Operator position is responsible for preparing and applying paints to parts to meet company quality standards.

The Quality Inspector will ensure raw material, finished products, etc. meet customer expectations and company standards.

The Machine Operator will operate machines including computer numerical controlled (CNC), mills, lathes, and other manufacturing equipment to produce metal parts and components including pump components, fluid ends, power ends, and other flow line equipment to support customer demand and meet production schedules. The machine operator will also conduct initial inspection of completed part or component for adherence to blueprints and schematics and communicate defects to machinists and/or the production supervisor.