Maintenance Mechanic-Bulk Terminal

Kinder Morgan•Charleston, SC

About The Position

The Maintenance Mechanic diagnoses problems and maintains a variety of material bulk handling equipment. As a member of the general maintenance crew, the mechanic supports the transportation and movement of equipment, assembles, installs, aligns, repairs, and lubricates machinery, and examines equipment to verify safe and proper operation. The role also includes vessel discharging and other functions as trained and assigned. The mechanic takes direction from and reports to the Terminal Maintenance Supervisor.

Requirements

Valid driver's license meeting company requirements.
Electrical and mechanical aptitude and troubleshooting skills.
Basic computer proficiency, including Word, Excel, and email.
Strong communication and teamwork skills.
Ability to read and interpret technical documents.
Problem-solving skills and ability to work independently.
Must pass a background check, training, and drug screening.
Knowledge of conveyor belts.
Ability to perform maintenance ranging from basic preventive maintenance to complex replacement of motors, gearboxes, and bearings.
Experience or expertise with pumps, motors, controls, and related equipment.
Ability to provide in-shop and field repair services for mechanical issues and related equipment.
Knowledge of shaft alignments.
Ability to perform predictive maintenance, such as greasing bearings, motors, and related equipment.
Ability to lift 40–50 pounds regularly and up to 100 pounds occasionally.
Ability to climb, work at heights, and operate tools and equipment.
Ability to work outdoors in all weather conditions.
Willingness to work overtime, weekends, and holidays as needed.

Responsibilities

Diagnose problems and maintain a variety of material bulk handling equipment.
Assist in the transportation and movement of mechanical bulk handling equipment.
Assemble and install equipment such as drive motors, conveyors, and pulley assemblies.
Perform stick welding and/or cutting torch operations as needed.
Align machines and equipment for proper operation.
Assemble machines and fasten them to foundations or other structures using bolts, welding, rivets, or other methods.
Repair and lubricate material bulk handling machines and equipment.
Examine protective guards, loose bolts, and safety devices, and make adjustments.
Operate equipment such as cutting torches, welders, forklifts, hand tools, and electric meters.
Lubricate moving parts and examine and operate repaired equipment to verify conformance to specifications.
Perform maintenance crew duties, including greasing and lubricating bearings, rollers, and belts; maintaining overhead crane buckets; and repairing crane cables.
Discharge vessels.
Complete assigned job, start-up, and service work accurately.
Keep the office, shop, work area, warehouse, and service vehicle organized, clean, and resourceful.
Follow safety-related policies, rules, and guidelines.
Communicate and work effectively with operations, maintenance, management, and other departments.
Represent the company courteously and professionally.
Perform co-workers' activities as directed and complete other functions as trained and assigned.