Millwright Mechanic

Responsibilities

• Measure, layout, fabricate, and install metallic and non-metallic piping systems. Perform rigging as necessary following proper rigging practices and techniques (signaling, spotting, load distribution, etc.). Read, interpret, and work from OEM mechanical drawings, working fabrication drawings, and P&IDs. Read, interpret, and apply dimensions and corresponding tolerances, clearances, and fits from IOMs and fabrication drawings to rebuild, repair, and determine condition of rotating equipment. Installation of various types of rotating equipment (pumps, fans, blowers, gearboxes, centrifuges, etc.) Working knowledge of rotating equipment support systems (single & double mechanical seals, seal pots, dry gas mechanical seals, and seal flush systems.). Perform precision shaft and sheave alignment using lasers and/or dial indicators. Perform lubrication on rotating equipment. Basic operation of components and troubleshooting knowledge of rotating equipment. Aid or lead other millwright mechanics in the performance of assigned tasks. Involves the use of a large variety of power tools, hand tools, precision measuring tools, and other equipment. Use all standard machine shop tools and machine shop equipment. Must be self-starter and accept job ownership. Expected to diagnose problems, plan and perform the necessary repairs with a minimum of supervision. Responsible for tracking time, ordering parts on associated work orders during scheduled shift using SAP. Perform other tasks within the Millwright Mechanic responsibilities as assigned Experience and Skills: Minimum of 2-5 years of industrial mechanic experience and/or associates degree/technical school certification in industrial maintenance preferred. Basic knowledge of computerized maintenance management system, SAP experience preferred. Capable of reading and interpreting work instructions, drawings and equipment specifications.