Mechanic B L1-2, Steam Operations 74th St Mtce PHMSA
About The Position
The Mechanic B will pursue a career path qualifying as a Mechanic A. They perform electrical or mechanical maintenance type work on power plant components and equipment. As a Mechanic B (Mechanical) they work on mechanical equipment in maintaining, repairing and installing power piping systems, associated valves, tanks and vessels and various types of rotating mechanical equipment such as fans, blowers, pumps, motors, etc. using various field power tools and precision measuring equipment and have a working knowledge in the following areas: confined space entry, basic pumps, coupling alignment, bearing maintenance, pipe fitting, oxy-acetylene torch cutting, rigging, scaffolding, mechanical drawing, boiler tube repair, math and industrial safety, machine shop, conduit bending, basic electricity, scaffolding, skyclimber/hanging platforms, crane operation and welding (GTAW, SMAW). As a Mechanic B (Electrical) they work on the electrical equipment to install, repair and maintain utility electrical equipment, read schematic drawings and engineering prints using testing devices to troubleshoot problems within electrical components, circuits or equipment.
Requirements
- Working knowledge in confined space entry
- Working knowledge in basic pumps
- Working knowledge in coupling alignment
- Working knowledge in bearing maintenance
- Working knowledge in pipe fitting
- Working knowledge in oxy-acetylene torch cutting
- Working knowledge in rigging
- Working knowledge in scaffolding
- Working knowledge in mechanical drawing
- Working knowledge in boiler tube repair
- Working knowledge in math and industrial safety
- Working knowledge in machine shop
- Working knowledge in conduit bending
- Working knowledge in basic electricity
- Working knowledge in skyclimber/hanging platforms
- Working knowledge in crane operation
- Working knowledge in welding (GTAW, SMAW)
Responsibilities
- Perform electrical or mechanical maintenance type work on power plant components and equipment.
- Work on mechanical equipment in maintaining, repairing and installing power piping systems, associated valves, tanks and vessels and various types of rotating mechanical equipment such as fans, blowers, pumps, motors, etc.
- Use various field power tools and precision measuring equipment.
- Work on electrical equipment to install, repair and maintain utility electrical equipment.
- Read schematic drawings and engineering prints.
- Use testing devices to troubleshoot problems within electrical components, circuits or equipment.
Benefits
- Rich medical & pharmacy benefits, including vision benefits
- Dental benefits
- Health Savings Accounts
- Health Care and Dependent Care Flexible Spending Accounts
- 401(k) with robust matching
- Employer paid Pension Plan
- Employee Stock Purchase Plan with a generous matching contribution
- State of the art Employee Assistance Program
- Paid Parental Leave
- Generous paid time off plus paid holidays
- Family support: emergency backup child, & elder care assistance
- Social responsibility and volunteer opportunities
- Employee discount program
- Commuter Benefits
- Culture of growth and learning: career development; tuition reimbursement; recognition program
- Life and Long-Term Disability Benefits
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What This Job Offers
Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
No Education Listed
