Rotating Equipment Technician

Seaboard Energy•Hugoton, KS

3d•Onsite

About The Position

Performs new installation, minor repairs, or rebuilds of equipment. Performs preventative maintenance on all equipment. Must be able to respond to emergency maintenance requests and calls. Maintain an excellent safety record, housekeeping, and personal conduct. Good interpersonal skills, highly proficient in use of general hand tools and power tools. Perform safe work practices or accepted industry standards of safe work. A Team player and self-starter who can properly plan and execute work.

Requirements

A strong background in troubleshooting, maintenance, and repair of various rotating equipment.
Ability to read, write, and comprehend instructions and work orders in English.
Basic computer skills.

Nice To Haves

Coupling Alignment- laser or dial measurement
Couplers- shim pack, jaw type, elastomeric, etc.
Pumps ANSI /API – centrifugal, diaphragm, positive displacement
Valves- gate, globe, ball, butterfly, etc.
Gearboxes
Fans & Blowers – Centrifugal, Lobe, etc.
Seals- Labyrinth, Lip, Mechanical, Rope Packing, etc.
Precision measurement tools
Crane and Hoist operation – pneumatic, electric
Coolers – tube & shell, plate frame, fin fan, etc.
Agitators & Mixers – shear, prop, shaker, etc

Responsibilities

Maintain accurate and timely work records, and complete paperwork daily.
General upkeep of all tools and equipment used by maintenance staff to perform work at facilities.
Develop a collaborative relationship with all departments.
Demonstrates knowledge of basic physical/mechanical principles and craft math
General upkeep of all tools and equipment used by staff.
Proficient in General work involving hand tools, power tools, and torquing equipment.
Participate in reliability programs, predictive maintenance programs, and Management of Change processes.
Basic understanding of the characteristics of metals and knowledge about the various types and applications of lubricants.
Understand bearings, seals, compressors, pumps, pipe configurations, shaft packing, and drive systems.
Must be able to interpret P&IDS, drawings, schematics, cut sheets, pump, and blower curves.