Maintenance Technician - Baltimore, MD

Military Spouse Corporate Career Network•Baltimore, MD

4d•Onsite

About The Position

The Maintenance Technician works within the Mobile Turbine/Rotating Department and performs general mechanical maintenance on power plant equipment. The team supports continuous improvement through training, adherence to standards, reporting and mitigating unsafe or undesirable conditions, and use of the corrective action program. The position requires up to 80% travel and is based on a Monday–Friday schedule from 6:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. The role may be filled at Associate, Mid-level, or Senior level. The technician maintains and repairs equipment including pumps, gearboxes, fans, turbines, bearings, boilers, pipe systems, valves, and limit torque operators. Work includes disassembly, part repair or replacement, and assembly, using sound technical judgment and established maintenance practices. The technician follows assigned work packages, interprets power plant prints, supports plant operations and other maintenance and engineering staff within their training, and works with cross-functional teams on major projects. The role also includes rotating-equipment alignment and verification checks on maintenance items covered in training. The job requires a valid driver's license and access to an insured vehicle. Work takes place in a power plant and nuclear plant environment and may involve climbing and walking long distances, high elevations, radiological controlled areas, and exposure to heat, dust, smoke, dirt, high noise, confined spaces, and radiation dose. Shift work or weekends may be required.

Requirements

For Level I: Associate degree in Power Plant Technology, Engineering Technology, or Electronics; or a high school diploma plus at least 12 months of trade or technical experience in Power Plant Technology or relevant field experience; or a relevant vocational technical high school diploma plus six months of shop experience at Fort Smallwood.
For Level II: Associate degree in Power Plant Technology, Engineering Technology, or Electronics, with at least 18 months of trade or technical training in Power Plant Technology.
For Level III: Associate degree in Power Plant Technology, Engineering Technology, or Electronics with at least three years of trade or technical training in Power Plant Technology; or five years' experience as a Maintenance Tech II, or equivalent years of experience with trade or technical training in Power Plant Technology or relevant field experience.
Successfully complete the training and time-in-job requirements for the position, including previously passing the MASS test.
Valid driver's license and access to an insured vehicle.
Ability to lift at least 50 pounds.
Ability to work in a power plant environment, including climbing and walking long distances.
Ability to work at high elevations on ladders and scaffolds and perform tasks inside radiological controlled areas.
Ability to work in conditions involving heat with reduced stay times, dust, smoke, dirt, high noise, confined and cramped work areas, and radiation dose exposure in a nuclear power plant environment.
Ability to work shifts or weekends as required.
Maintain nuclear qualifications in accordance with the CGS-specific training program.
Maintain Radiation Protection Qualification and training, including respirator qualifications as needed.
Ability to obtain unescorted nuclear plant access.
Basic computer skills.
Good oral and written communication skills.

Nice To Haves

Previous trade union experience, such as millwright or pipefitting.
Machinist experience.
Welding experience.

Responsibilities

Perform maintenance and repair work on power plant equipment, including pumps, gearboxes, fans, turbines, bearings, boilers, pipe systems, valves, and limit torque operators.
Disassemble equipment, repair or replace parts, and reassemble equipment using sound technical decisions for complex mechanical equipment.
Follow established maintenance standards and practices and perform assigned tasks safely and efficiently as directed by Maintenance Management.
Maintain steam or gas turbines, turbine valves, reactor feed pump turbines, Terry turbines, pumps, and balance-of-plant equipment using appropriate tools and equipment, including rigging, fork trucks, and cranes.
Execute assigned work packages and interpret power plant prints.
Work on cross-functional teams on major projects.
Provide technical support to plant operations, maintenance staff, and engineering within the level of training received.
Perform alignment on rotating equipment within the level of training received.
Perform verification checks on maintenance items covered in technician training.
Participate in continuous improvement through training, reinforcing standards, reporting and mitigating unsafe or undesirable conditions, and using the corrective action program.