Additional requirements are to work a fair share of available overtime, be available for off duty call in.
Employees may begin as a "B" Mechanic but must acquire skills required of an "A" Mechanic within 6 months to 1 year of hire date.
Three or more years' experience in maintaining a chemical plant.
Knowledge of relevant OSHA safety rules.
Obtain an acceptable score on the appropriate Work Keys skill tests.
Able to read/interpret mechanical drawings (single line, schematic, P&I;)
Use basic hand tools and operate basic shop tools
Measure, sketch, fabricate, and install threaded pipe
Knowledge of safe access to work including scaffolding requirements
Align a pump with a motor using a dial indicator instrument
Able to install a cartridge-type pump seal
Able to torque tighten various threaded fasteners
Properly use chokers to rig equipment
Knowledge of the basics of structural steel welding
Use computer systems to research technical documents
Able to thread, fit, and leak test piping and device
Possess three or more of the following advanced skills:
Code weld pipe in the 6G position
Perform laser alignment
Perform and interpret vibration analysis
Able to field-balance rotating equipment
Qualified to inspect and repair rigging
Qualified to design and apply online leak repairs
Able to inspect, test, and overhaul relief devices
