Generation Maintenance Mechanic (Location in NV)

SDG&E•Boulder City, NV

4d•Onsite

About The Position

The Generation Maintenance Mechanic safely maintains, repairs, troubleshoots, and tests mechanical systems and equipment at a power generation facility. Equipment includes steam and combustion turbines, synchronous condensers, battery energy storage systems (BESS), and Balance of Plant (BOP) support systems. Work is performed in accordance with applicable site and regulatory compliance procedures and requirements. The role also includes implementing plant improvements and modifications; performing inspections, rigging, non-code welding, machine-shop work, and vehicle maintenance; operating lifting and material-handling equipment; reading mechanical drawings and schematics; handling hazardous materials and waste; identifying parts; using computer-based work management systems; and overseeing contractor work. The mechanic may share knowledge with peers, assist other plant personnel, and perform other assigned duties. The position reports to the Desert Star Energy Center in Boulder City, Nevada. It is union represented by IBEW Local 465. Overtime is required, including extended days, emergency callouts, weekends, and holidays. The posting lists wage rates of $57.89 for the 1st year, $59.86 for the 2nd year, $64.05 for the 4th year, and $70.95 for the 6th year (Senior).

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent.
Journeyman millwright qualification or at least five years of experience in mechanical maintenance involving mechanical repair and installation in a generation facility or similar field.
Basic math skills.
Demonstrated ability to communicate effectively.
Basic computer skills.
Proficiency using appropriate process testing instruments, power tools, and basic hand tools.
Ability to absorb formal training and schooling.
Ability to safely use, handle, and inspect equipment and perform maintenance near sources of hazardous energy, hazardous chemicals, and hazardous waste.
Ability to select and use appropriate personal protective equipment and wear a respirator.
Ability to frequently enter confined spaces; climb and work from elevated platforms, ladders, walkways, and man-lifts at elevations up to 100 feet or more; crawl through confined areas; and wear and work using a half-mask respirator.
Ability to lift at least 20 pounds in awkward positions and 50 pounds from floor to waist, and to work in adverse weather.
Successful completion of forklift training.
Ability to complete NCCCO crane operator certification and maintain a valid operating license.
Ability to perform frequent walking, bending, lifting, and reaching, and move effectively and efficiently within the workspace and related areas.
Ability to report to the Desert Star Energy Center at 701 Eldorado Valley Dr., Boulder City, NV 89005.
Availability to work required overtime, including extended days, emergency callouts, weekends, and holidays.

Responsibilities

Safely maintain, repair, troubleshoot, and test power plant steam and combustion turbines, synchronous condensers, BESS mechanical systems and equipment, and BOP support systems and equipment in accordance with applicable site and regulatory requirements.
Implement plant improvements and modifications.
Operate forklifts, aerial lifts, skid steers, hoists, mobile, gantry, and bridge cranes, and other lifting apparatuses as needed.
Perform non-code welding and use machine-shop equipment.
Perform safety, equipment, and assigned environmental inspections.
Report issues and abnormal conditions to supervision or management and recommend corrective action.
Perform rigging in connection with assigned duties.
Read and interpret mechanical drawings and schematics to identify and troubleshoot problems, and prepare for maintenance and repairs.
Safely handle and dispose of hazardous materials and waste generated by work in accordance with applicable laws and regulations.
Provide peer-to-peer knowledge transfer related to mechanic maintenance tasks as needed.
Perform administrative duties and use computer technology and work management systems to access work orders and record maintenance activities.
Identify parts needed for maintenance activities.
Review and assist in developing policies and procedures.
Oversee and inspect contractor work for quality, safety, and completion.
Assist other plant personnel as needed.
Perform housekeeping to maintain a clean, safe work environment.
Perform vehicle maintenance.
Perform other duties as assigned or required.