Mechanic Assembly Workshop L3 - Bay City

Tenaris•Bay City, TX

6d•Onsite

About The Position

The Mechanic Assembly Workshop L3 performs programmed mechanical and hydraulic inspections, diagnoses equipment issues, and independently carries out corrective actions, repairs, or replacements. Work must be performed safely and efficiently in accordance with applicable procedures, best practices, and defined quality standards. The role is in the Maintenance department at Tenaris Bay City, Inc., in Bay City, Texas. The position includes executing maintenance plans, investigating failures and preventing recurrence, and ensuring repairs are effective. The mechanic also maintains accurate records and traceability, uses company assets appropriately, supports training and continuous improvement, and maintains a clean and orderly workplace. Forklift or radio-controlled overhead crane operation may be required when applicable.

Requirements

Completed high school, or five years of experience in the company, or successful completion of an entry-level exam.
Health, Safety and Environment qualification or training.
Quality System qualification or training.
On-the-job operations training.
Product inspection when applicable.
Certification when applicable.

Responsibilities

Follow health, safety, and environmental policies and report situations that present potential risks.
Ensure product quality by meeting defined standards and reporting deviations.
Carry out duties efficiently while meeting productivity and efficiency standards and controlling costs.
Perform activities according to applicable procedures.
Complete and update applicable records accurately and maintain product traceability.
Use company assets appropriately and detect and report malfunctioning equipment.
Attend and collaborate in training activities to maintain and increase company knowledge.
Suggest improvements and participate in continuous improvement activities.
Maintain a clean and orderly workplace.
Perform activities with an understanding of their effects on the global process.
Abide by Tenaris discipline norms.
Inspect and diagnose equipment and independently perform programmed mechanical and hydraulic repairs or replacements.
Follow up on repairs to ensure the work performed is effective.
Analyze failures, establish their causes, and take action to prevent recurrence.
Perform mechanical and hydraulic activities, including equipment alignments and valve settings.
Interpret electrical and mechanical drawings.
Disassemble and assemble mechanical components.
Execute maintenance plans.
Change and repair transmission devices, including driving chains, couplings, and driving flanges.
Oil equipment and independently control centralized lubrication.
Execute machine lockouts and tagouts.
Verify that tools, instruments, and accessories function correctly and meet specifications.
Verify and receive mechanical and hydraulic equipment, machines, or subassemblies.
Participate in the purchase of mechanical and hydraulic equipment, machines, or subassemblies.
Operate a forklift or radio-control overhead crane when applicable.
Update information in maintenance systems and prepare maintenance reports.