Mechanical systems technician

Marathon Petroleum Corporation•Montgomery, AL

4d•Onsite

About The Position

Mechanical Systems Technicians maintain mechanical equipment and support reliability at asphalt and light product terminals. They maintain, repair, and replace mechanical, electrical, and vapor control equipment beyond the scope typically handled by terminal operations. The position is based in Mt. Airy, Louisiana, or Montgomery, Alabama. A maintenance vehicle, tools, equipment, and uniforms are provided. Technicians must pass the DOT Medical Guidelines required to operate maintenance vehicles. Equipment typically maintained includes vapor control systems, oil/water separators, water accumulation tanks, pumps, motors, asphalt mills, meters, and actuators. Technicians are expected to develop proficiency in PLC and electrical troubleshooting associated with vapor control systems. While technicians have assigned coverage areas, they may assist technicians elsewhere, complete project work, or train others outside their assigned area. The role requires effective working relationships with terminal operations personnel and peers, as well as motivation, self-direction, and sound decision-making.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED.
Excellent mechanical aptitude.
Valid driver's license.
Ability to pass the DOT Medical Guidelines required to operate maintenance vehicles.
Willingness to travel up to 25%–50%.

Nice To Haves

Associate's degree.
Two years of experience in a related field.
Terminal operations, electrical, or PLC programming experience.
Basic spreadsheet, word processing, and email skills.

Responsibilities

Inspect equipment and test mechanical and electrical components to identify malfunctions and operating deficiencies; assess repair feasibility and recommend component replacement or retention.
Repair and maintain mechanical and electrical components by disassembling, reconditioning, or replacing parts.
Provide support in other areas of the discipline, including Electronic Services and Marathon Pipeline, as needed.
Schedule and perform periodic and preventive maintenance, inspections, and testing using visual inspection, technical manuals, and testing equipment.
Install mechanical and electrical components and equipment.
Prepare maintenance records and preventive maintenance forms and repair orders; use records to evaluate the economic life, cost-effectiveness, quality, and durability of parts and materials.
Respond to emergency repairs when necessary.
Collaborate with district, support, and reliability engineers, maintenance specialists, and project managers regarding the reliability and maintainability of new equipment installations.
Work with operations and purchasing personnel, suppliers, and contractors to purchase materials and arrange or discuss services and contract work, and resolve problems.
Use a mobile and PC-based maintenance management system to update work orders, purchase materials, report maintenance issues, and track equipment history.
Maintain inspection records and trip log information required by DOT.
Travel up to 25%–50% as needed.