Mechanical Commissioning Technician

C2O Group•Port Arthur, TX

9d•$50 - $58

About The Position

The Mechanical Commissioning Technician supports commissioning activities under the guidance of a supervisor, working safely and efficiently. The role requires a deep understanding of static and rotating mechanical equipment, piping systems, and commissioning tasks. The technician performs hands-on mechanical work, verifies flange management and joint integrity activities, conducts equipment inspections and tests, supports start-up, and completes documentation for system handover.

Requirements

At least 5 years of commissioning experience in a similar role.
Knowledge of flange management and joint integrity processes.
Knowledge of alignment equipment and other related mechanical testing equipment.
Proficiency in MS Office applications.
Motivated self-starter with complex problem-solving ability.

Nice To Haves

Relevant upstream oil and gas experience.
Relevant technical certifications.

Responsibilities

Demonstrate a personal commitment to Health, Safety and the Environment, including participating in scheduled safety meetings, site safety visits, and safety conversations.
Apply knowledge of LOTO procedures, safety regulations, and industry best practices.
Work with construction and the torquing contractor to identify flanges for loosening for spool replacement or routine maintenance, and to change bolts and gaskets and torque flanges.
Coordinate tagging and completion of joint registers in Excel and other associated documents with construction and the torquing company.
Verify that the torquing company performs its scope according to the flange management procedure.
Verify that documentation is completed correctly.
Verify that tools in use are calibrated.
Complete hands-on tasks specified by project mechanical procedures.
Witness and perform pump and motor alignment activities.
Support uncoupled motor runs, including vibration analysis.
Perform coupled pump runs, including vibration analysis.
Perform millwright and piping duties related to pumps, vessels, motors, and valves.
Conduct or attend walk-downs before commissioning work.
Inspect installed mechanical equipment.
Follow approved system commissioning procedures.
Perform vibration, temperature, RPM, and rotational checks during pre-commissioning and commissioning activities.
Perform sub-system and system walkdowns for acceptance and submit handover documentation to the Completions team.
Provide start-up support to the Operations team as required.
Execute preservation requirements identified by the Preservation Coordinator.
Use MS Office applications.
Perform other duties as assigned or requested.