Typical duties of a Service Technician are: Attending pre-works brief with the team on the project job/task instructions with assigned labor hours, as received from Project Job Lead, Project Technical & QA/QC Supervisors and project Work Order, Primary assessments of project: General ‘Condition as Found’ report: Work Area conditions, General condition of equipment/machinery, Cleanliness and safety concerns, e.g., bilges with oil/flammables, Photos and completion of ‘Job Technical Specifications’ form, Obvious change to original scope of work per the Work Order, AWA Estimate opportunities at onset of project, Getting work started, e.g., comprehension of the immediate tasks to be performed by individual technicians of the team, safety review, and tooling required to perform the task, Working with the team and setting the work pace, Demonstrating proper work methods; Seeing to it that needed plans, blueprints, materials, and tools are available, and that required parts/materials were ordered in advance to be obtained from procurement department and supply locations, Obtaining needed information or decisions from Project Job Lead on actual & potential problems/issues that come up during the project works, Maintaining a current knowledge, and answering questions of other workers on procedures, policies, written instructions, Quality Assurance (QA)/Quality Control (QC) to identify AWA opportunities from scope creep, and other directives (for example, technical orders), Efficiency - Seeing to it that there is enough work to keep everyone in the work crew busy, Quality Assurance (QA)/Quality Control (QC) work while in progress and when finished to see whether the Job Lead & Project Technical & QA/QC Supervisors instructions on work sequence, procedures, methods, AWA opportunities and deadlines have been met; directing other workers to follow instructions received from Job Lead & Project Technical & QA/QC Supervisors, and to meet deadlines, Assuring that health/safety and environment (HSE), safe work practices, and housekeeping rules are followed, and understood within the team, e.g. Service Technicians are also required to perform the following non-technical tasks: On-The-Job Training / Mentoring of technicians of all levels, in new tasks/jobs to accelerate knowledge and skills acquisition, where senior level technicians have the technical knowledge, expertise, skills, and competency, Signing off competency-based skills in Technician Training Competency Skills Book, On-The-Job Training / Mentoring on the following with lower-level Service Technicians: Condition ‘As Found’ & ‘As Left’ data collection: Reason for the data collection and how it is used to identify actual & potential technical issues, Which Condition ‘As Found’ & ‘As Left’ data is required for what job tasks, Correct procedures and techniques to obtain data, Use of correct tooling to record data, Recording procedures.