Field Machinist Technician

• Locate equipment faults and operating irregularities by making the necessary diagnostical tests, measurements and analyses.
• This may be done with equipment in place in the field or if necessary by stripping equipment down in the field or shop.
• Determine the nature of repairs to be made and replacement parts required.
• Perform necessary maintenance on assigned equipment, stripping down, replacing, or machining parts as required. Reassemble equipment, run operating tests to ensure satisfactory repair.
• Perform required rotating equipment alignment by rim and face, reverse and laser machine.
• Set, adjust and perform steam turbine over speed trip test.
• Troubleshoot and repair all kinds of hydraulic, electric (mechanical side) and pneumatic valve actuators.

• You must hold an associate degree in mechanical engineering from a recognized and approved program. An advanced degree is preferred.
• You should have a minimum of 8 years’ experience.
• Equipment worked on should include all kinds of gas reciprocating and centrifugal compressors, steam turbines, vertical and horizontal pumps, manual and motor operated valves.
• You must have a complete understanding and adherence of all work permit type requirements.
• You must have a full understanding of all field mechanical principles of operation.
• You should have strong analytical and troubleshooting skills in the field of rotating equipment.

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