We are seeking a skilled and dependable Field Service Technician – Mechanical Systems (Mid-Level) to execute installation, maintenance, and repair activities on mechanical equipment at client sites. The ideal candidate will have 3–5 years of field service experience, strong mechanical troubleshooting skills, and the ability to work independently or lead small teams. This role requires travel to various industrial facilities, including oil & gas, power, petrochemical, and manufacturing sites.
Perform routine and corrective maintenance on mechanical systems such as pumps, valves, compressors, gearboxes, and piping networks.
Conduct diagnostics and resolve mechanical faults using appropriate tools and procedures.
Supervise and support junior technicians on-site to ensure timely and safe execution of tasks.
Lead or support the installation and alignment of mechanical components at customer locations.
Conduct pre-commissioning and commissioning activities according to client specifications and safety standards.
Identify root causes of equipment failures and provide technical recommendations to clients.
Liaise with engineering or OEM teams for complex issues or specialized repairs.
Prepare detailed service reports, maintenance logs, and timesheets for completed work.
Maintain accurate records of equipment conditions, parts used, and recommendations for follow-up actions.
Ensure all site activities comply with HSE guidelines and client safety protocols.
Conduct risk assessments, participate in toolbox talks, and enforce safe work practices on-site.
Independent troubleshooting and repair of mechanical systems
Field leadership and mentorship of junior technicians
Technical communication and reporting
Safety and client compliance
Diploma or associate degree in Mechanical Engineering, Maintenance Technology, or related field.
Relevant technical certifications or OEM training preferred.
3–5 years of hands-on experience in mechanical field service or industrial maintenance.
Proven experience with mechanical systems in oil & gas, power generation, or heavy industry settings.
Strong mechanical aptitude and problem-solving abilities
Proficiency in reading technical drawings, manuals, and P&IDs
Ability to use diagnostic tools and mechanical instruments
Good communication and leadership skills
Willingness to travel frequently and work in remote or hazardous environments
HSE certifications (e.g., OSHA, H2S, Confined Space)
OEM certifications (e.g., rotating equipment, valve servicing)
Rigging, lifting, or permit-to-work training is an asset