PE Global
Equipment Specialist

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PE Global is currently seeking an Equipment Readiness Associate for an initial 6-month contract role with an Oil & Gas client based in Aberdeen.
Forklift Licence required
Job Responsibilities
- The Equipment Readiness Operator is responsible for ensuring equipment is delivered on time and according to operational demands.
- The Equipment Readiness Operator improves the reliability of Division equipment assets and increases the utilization and efficiency of assets.
- This person reduces the cost of service delivery (CoSD).
- Help the Equipment Readiness Lead and Engineer prepare equipment for jobs.
- Perform non-invasive maintenance pertaining to final preparation of surface and downhole equipment and ready boxes.
- Execute work orders (WOs) as assigned through the Computerized Maintenance Management System for the Division, ensuring compliance to standard work and WO data accuracy and completeness.
- Help prepare and organize documentation for such activities as calibrations, function tests, material certifications, inspections and, if necessary, third-party quality control and inspections.
- Prepare equipment and associated critical spares for shipment and staging at a pre-determined location or loading zone.
- Load equipment onto trucks in the absence of base or operational planning support, or the Equipment Readiness Operator or Technician.
- Receive equipment after Logistics offloads equipment that is returning to the Technology Lifecycle Management (TLM) base.
- Adopt a continuous improvement work ethic and participate in initiatives to improve efficiency and productivity in equipment readiness, CoSD, and asset utilization through maintenance processes.
- Follow and comply with Division TLM standards and the Competency Management System.
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