The employee frequently stands, walks, uses hands and hand tools, communicates, and observes equipment; regularly bends, reaches, stoops, climbs stairs or ladders, and enters or works around industrial equipment; and may occasionally lift, carry, push, or pull items up to 50 pounds with appropriate assistance or material-handling equipment when needed. The technician resolves routine and most non-routine electrical, controls, drive, hydraulic, pneumatic, and mechanical issues, serves as the key field resource for automation systems, provides on-the-job guidance to less experienced technicians and rig personnel, and bridges communication between operations, maintenance, customers, and engineering support.