Utility Diagnostic Mechanic

Freeport McMoRan•Bayard, NM

1d•$27 - $36•Onsite

About The Position

A Utility Diagnostic Mechanic performs duties relating to the mechanics of all equipment and processes in an industrial plant setting including installation, diagnosis, and repair. Prioritize and make decisions regarding equipment repair as needed. Will train and mentor other employees. May operate equipment such as: forklifts, cranes, and small mobile equipment. Performs mechanical and lubrication preventative maintenance.

Requirements

Two (2) years of experience in mechanical/maintenance crafts (including welder, boilermaker, machinist or facility maintenance/construction) or a combination of education and experience in industrial mechanical repair and maintenance
Proficiency in welding/cutting (MIG, TIG, ARC, Oxy-Acetylene)
Working knowledge of hydraulics, pneumatics, pumps, welding, plumbing, machine shop, blue prints, schematics, fabrication, and part lists and repair
Ability to troubleshoot, diagnose and repair
Must have completed academic and practical competencies required (this includes Line of Progression requirements for internal employees where LOP Exists) and have experience demonstrating the required aptitude.
The selected candidate shall demonstrate the ability to apply knowledge and skills while also passing a written assessment where required. This exam is based on skills/abilities and/or academic knowledge; as well as safety.

Nice To Haves

High School diploma or GED
Previous experience operating larger than twenty (20) ton mobile crane
Certified in Welding (MIG, TIG, Stick, ARC)

Responsibilities

Perform routine and non-routine maintenance activities
Complete work orders, order parts, and complete other maintenance documentation
Ability to repair, install, fabricate, rebuild, troubleshoot and preventative maintenance of process equipment i.e. pumps, conveyors, dryers, gearboxes, filters, etc.
Capable of performing equipment lubrication
Competent in mechanics, hydraulics, pneumatics, pumps, welding, bearings, basic metallurgy (stress cracking, metal compatibility), conveyor systems, plumbing, alignment, machine shop, blue prints, schematics, and mobile equipment
Qualified to operate small and large cranes and knowledgeable of safe rigging practices
Follow and understand MSHA rules and regulations, Environmental rules and regulations, Standard Operating Procedures (SOP) and work area instructions
Participate in safety and environmental activities
Use plant and equipment correctly at all times
Additional responsibilities and duties may be assigned according to business need