ARMO Mechanic (TORQUE TURNS)

Responsibilities

• Installing, configuring, and maintaining torque‑turn computer systems, data acquisition units, Torque subs and associated sensors (e.g., load cells, encoders, proximity sensors).
• Performing equipment calibration, validation, and function testing to ensure measurement accuracy and compliance with company/client requirements.
• Monitoring live torque‑turn plots during casing, tubing, and completion operations; providing immediate feedback to the operating team when trends deviate from specifications.
• Diagnosing and resolving hardware and software faults under field conditions, escalating complex issues when required.
• Executing preventive maintenance, pre‑job checks, and routine system inspections to maximize uptime and reliability.
• Reviewing and analyzing torque‑turn data to identify anomalies and connection make‑up issues.
• Providing technical support to field crews during rig‑up/rig‑down and...