At SLB, we recognize that our innovation, creativity, and success stem from our differences. We actively recruit people with a diverse range of backgrounds and cultivate a culture of inclusion that unlocks the benefits of our diversity. We want to ensure that everyone feels a sense of belonging here and we encourage, enable, and empower our people to foster inclusivity, build trust, and demonstrate respect for across the organization. Global in outlook, local in practice – and with a united, shared passion for discovering solutions, we hire talented, driven people and support them to succeed, personally and professionally. The Mechanical Technician Trainee located in Newfoundland, Canada is responsible for ensuring on-time delivery of equipment as per operational demands. The Mechanical Technician improves maintenance related nonproductive time ratio of the Product Line's assets within the Maintenance Base (MB), and improves maintenance efficiency and people productivity. Maintain assigned equipment according to the pertinent maintenance program and compliant with the reliability centered maintenance strategy through adherence to the Computerized Maintenance Management System and standard work. Adhere to transactional discipline within Technology Lifecycle Management (TLM) business systems to record materials and supplies, labor costs and equipment maintenance performance history such as movements, work orders, parts used and time to maintain. Comply with TLM Product Line standards. Participate in the continuous improvement culture, initiatives and improvement plans within the MB to improve asset utilization and cost of service delivery (CoSD). Participate in continuous improvement efforts to improve asset turnaround time, which includes reducing downtime due to maintenance, parts and repair authorization numbers, failures and work-in-process. Support continuous improvement efforts to improve the efficiency and productivity of Maintenance Technicians. Implement CoSD projects, such as the planned repair and reuse of parts. Participate in failure investigations as assigned. Comply with the TLM Competency Management System. Minimum job qualifications Experience repairing high pressure gate valves and chokes up to 15k. Assemble/Disassemble surface trees. Hydo and N2 testing. High school diploma or GED. Excellent communication skills written and verbal. Must be able to work with the team in developing improved work processes for the department. Candidates must be able to legally work and reside in Canada without sponsorship. By applying for this position, I hereby expressly acknowledge and consent to the following: I consent to the collection, storage, transfer and processing of personal data strictly in relation with and for the purpose of the recruitment procedure and onboarding (if applicable). I acknowledge that my data will be accessible by SLB’s talent acquisition and onboarding teams, who are located worldwide. I further acknowledge that I have the right to access to such data and to correct any errors, which may be contained therein. I understand this can be done by contacting Schlumberger Canada Limited’s (“SLB Canada”) privacy officer. The SLB Canada privacy officer may be contacted by calling 403-509-4000. I agree that any misrepresentation of information in the application process, or during onboarding, if applicable (including but not limited to the this application, resume, transcripts, and Driver's Abstract or during the course of an interview) is an act of dishonesty and may be grounds for halting the application and/or onboarding process or for termination with cause (if applicable). I understand that SLB may disclose my personal information to third party providers as maybe be required to carry out the application and onboarding (where applicable) process. I further agree that SLB may obtain personal information about me from these third parties, including but not limited to, employment history, academic training including verification of any diplomas, degrees or professional accreditations, driver’s abstract and records of criminal convictions for which a pardon/record suspension was not granted in accordance with the Criminal Records Act, RSC 1985, c C47. I understand that the retention period for the data contained in my application form is 3 years from the date of application.