Commissioning Engineer I

Nikkiso Cryogenic Industries•Santa Ana, CA

2d•Hybrid

About The Position

Responsible for commissioning (and site repair) electrical and mechanical systems and components. Read and interpret drawings such as mechanical assemblies, control/power panels, schematics, and piping & instrumentation diagrams. Excellent technical knowledge and possess good manual dexterity. Ability to read instructions in manuals, drawings, schematics, etc., and precisely follow them. Be able to troubleshoot basic to medium complexity issues related to built systems' electrical and mechanical functionality.

Requirements

Above average technical communication skills.
Experience reading and interpreting electrical, mechanical and process prints and related technical documentation.
Experience in mechanical and hydraulic calculations and data reductions
Ability to discuss, diagnose and repair products.
Ability to manage a global maintenance program.
Ability to work at customer sites with little direct supervision.
Ability to work safely and effectively within OSHA, and job local laws.
Ability to utilize common PC and Microsoft Office applications.
Understanding and ability to safely work in a potentially explosive environment.
Employees are required to wear Nikkiso provided PPE as/when needed.
Bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering
5 + years minimum of related experience
A valid driver’s license is required
A valid passport, or the ability to obtain a valid passport, is required.

Nice To Haves

Previous experience in a high-travel role servicing rotating equipment internationally is preferred.

Responsibilities

Test transmitters, switches, valves, etc., on arrival and final assembly installation.
Perform and document functional tests of mechanical and electrical equipment after final assembly.
Program and troubleshoot control equipment such as temperature controllers, VFDs, burner management systems, etc.
Read assembly drawings, wiring schematics, and piping & instrumentation diagrams to confirm equipment functionality after it is built.
Travel to sites to help install, commission, or troubleshoot equipment.
Follow the direction of the other senior technicians.
Verify that the specifications of the equipment built are correct.
Troubleshoot malfunctions as needed.
Ensure the working environment is clean and safe.
Report and/or make recommendations to engineering for possible improvements on products.
Work with the shop and sometimes assist with components' assembly or wiring as needed.
Works with customers to determine work scope, provide quotations, necessary parts and tool lists and other logistic considerations necessary to prepare for field service personnel’s work.
Generates long-term corrections to CARs.
Provides technical support to various internal teams.
Maintains an at-home office for activities in between service calls, if not posted at NCI
Performs pre-commissioning and commissioning activities.
Performs highly skilled repair and troubleshooting activities.
Provides on-site training to customers to improve the customers’ ability to effectively operate, troubleshoot, and maintain equipment.
Completes a Field Service report after providing site services.