field service technician

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Diamond Services

Although offering excitement via a daily challenge of assorted avenues, it was marred by an inconsistency of scheduling, often necessitating sporadic, if not routine, layoffs of a day or three, opposing a sustained momentum of interest.
A typical day consists of disciplined building of enthusiasm to enable progressive accomplishments for sustainably managed output for the day/week.
The job duties included diligent delegation and subtle management of subordinates and peers.
The most difficult aspect of this employment lies in one's own managerial skills of anticipating the regularity of "layoffs" and building the needed lead surplus of skills and downtime resources for continued life management accessories and accommodations.
The best part of said employment is being guaranteed a new experience, upon entering the work location and venue, to navigate through.

Terrible company to work for. Be ready to work like a dog and get paid poorly in comparison to the hard work you do. Be prepared to spend months out of town for no extra money. Look forward to the cheapest, least inclusive medical/insurance plans. This company is a sham. They pretend like they have your back. In reality they don’t care about anything except lining their own pockets. They lie about the hours you’ll be working and the way the workplace operates to sucker you in. They also lie about the pay rate on this application. No one i worked with made $25/hr (not even foremen) Wouldn’t recommend working here (at all or) until the very least everyone gets $5/hr more pay than what they make. Not worth the money, nor giving up all your free time for an ungrateful company. 

A typical day at work was tough but definitely helped me improve my cognitive thought, physical strength, mental toughness, stamina, and also gave me good experience with hands on construction work. The job was not repetitive, there was always new experiences each day. The management was okay but not that professional. My co-workers were good people. The hardest part of the job was working long  hours in the hot sun with one short break. The most enjoyable part of the job was the paycheck :)

The pay and per diem was good.

Company vehicle was a plus.

The equipment was great.

The hardest part of the job was racism against me because I was white.  I can get along with all races so it was a new experience for me being one of the few white guys on the crew and guys showing their prejudice against me.

The job gave me an opportunity to sharpen my skills.  

I was asked to relocate and my family is based in Garden City so I declined.

Advancement in the company seems to be based on where and who you are placed with. Management is fair enough for the cut throat type of industry. I threw out my back and they paid for my medical expenses. Learned not to do something I wasn’t comfortable with. They teach that team work is vital. Overall worth the year I’ve been here. Would stay if I could relocate.

Geez. The amount of pay you get versus the work you put down is almost saddening. The amount of dangers and room for error is outrageous. Swear to God the second you walk past the guard shack there’s millions of hazards and problems and lawsuits just waiting to happen. Lmao
Pay and risk is the most concerning I’d say. But hey, free food so it kinda makes up for it that way.

DSC is not a bad employer.  It runs a small fleet of crew boats, dredges and general service tugs.  As the oil industry in the Gulf is currently in a slump, work is slow.  Management is understaffed, but overall it is not a bad place to work.

Its a good job to have and u can move up very quickly and it slows down from time to time but over all its a great job and the management is great the bosses are really good people

A progressive company providing maintenance and repair services to Food Service establishments throughout the Houston area this company is customer-oriented and takes a hard stand on doing the job right the first time.

Great family values and great company to work for/with. The owner is a great person to work under. He will take the responsibility to go over the steps of the job and give the proper direction to get the job done right the first time.

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Field service technician 5 salaries reported	$21.50 per hour
Shop technician 6 salaries reported	$15.00 per hour
Project manager 1 salary reported	$80,532 per year
Quality control inspector 4 salaries reported	$22.38 per hour
Foreman 1 salary reported	$35.00 per hour

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