Turnaround Tech - (TPT) - Freeport/Sweeny

Total Safety•Freeport, TX

1d•Onsite

About The Position

Total Safety is seeking a Turnaround Technician to work under a supervisor in a plant environment. The technician provides services that may include inspection, testing, cleaning, maintenance, and repair of customer-owned or Total Safety equipment, and regularly interfaces with customers. The role includes servicing respiratory, breathing-air, fall-protection, and gas-detection equipment; handling equipment and customer orders; completing associated documentation; and maintaining a safe, clean work area. The position works 12-hour shifts.

Requirements

Successfully complete Total Safety Work Instruction training and demonstrate competence servicing fall-protection, gas-detection, and breathing-air equipment, and operating the High-Pressure Loop System and High Volume Low Pressure compressor with limited supervision.
Hold a valid Class C driver's license from the state of residence and valid proof of vehicle insurance.
Have a good driving record and be insurable under Total Safety vehicle insurance when driving a company truck.
Be able to pass internal forklift and scissor-lift certification as required.
Be able to obtain a manufacturer's certification if required for a specific job.
Have a high school diploma or GED and 3–6 months of field experience.

Responsibilities

Learn to inspect, test, and maintain safety equipment according to manufacturer requirements, and document service according to TSUS and customer policies and procedures.
Assist with facility tasks, including stocking shelves with clean, tested, ready-to-use equipment and pulling, staging, and loading customer orders onto delivery trucks.
Maintain the work area and other areas in a clean and orderly condition.
Learn to issue, receive, track, and inspect equipment using TSUS- or customer-provided software.
Communicate effectively with others and build rapport with customers.
Work safely and follow all TSUS and customer policies and procedures.
Receive, inspect, clean, service, reassemble, and test SCBA and other respiratory and breathing-air equipment according to approved procedures.
Routinely inspect and maintain breathing-air regulators and reducers.
Complete documentation and data entry associated with inspections and repairs accurately and promptly.
Conduct detailed visual inspections and functional system tests, and report deficiencies and recommended corrective actions to the Project Manager.
Perform additional duties after training.