Turbine Mechanic Ireland
Description
The primary responsibility of the Mechanic – Steam and Gas – is to safely accomplish the installation, maintenance and repair of the heavy rotating machinery used mainly in power generation applications. Turbine Mechanics work closely with Supervisors, EHS personnel, and the Operations Department to achieve these goals. You may be assigned other duties to help proactively drive our FieldCore vision and align with our organization’s core values.
Requirements
Bachelor’s Degree in a technical subject or equivalent +3 years of experience at a Construction/installation site, preferably in the power plant or Oil & Gas industry including various pumps, motors, fans, generators, and turbines
Experience in steam turbines and major maintenance procedures
Have bolting and rigging certifications as desire
Must have Driver’s License
Must possess minimum required hand tools
Experience in steam turbines and major maintenance procedures
Have bolting and rigging certifications as desire
Must have Driver’s License
Must possess minimum required hand tools
Preferable Skills
Experienced level. Has successfully performed all requirements of the job multiple times
Possess strong skills and applies the fundamental concepts, practices and procedures of a particular field of specialization
Attended in product specific training to take, record and evaluate critical clearances, carry out alignments, change Turbine Buckets, etc. Has basic knowledge of English as per grade A2 of the European CEFR
Diverse mechanical and electrical skills (welding, pipe-fitting, electrical construction, analog and digital circuits)
Technical knowledge of equipment and tooling, plus an ability to instruct and direct inexperienced personnel. Position also responsible for shipping and receiving
Ability to instruct and direct inexperienced personnel and read and interpret drawings
Solid background in turbine-generator equipment, as well as auxiliary sub-systems
Projects are associated with the interfacing of turbine auxiliary equipment sub-systems with turbine-generator control systems
Flexible and self-reliant attitude are necessary since much of the work is done on a self-directed basis, ability to work with minimum supervision is necessary
Functional expertise with all the equipment and tools
Ability to turn conceptual designs into completed projects, including doing all necessary work, such as specifying electrical devices, conduit, cable, pipe, and necessary hardware to complete the project
Must work well both independently and in a team environment
Possess strong skills and applies the fundamental concepts, practices and procedures of a particular field of specialization
Attended in product specific training to take, record and evaluate critical clearances, carry out alignments, change Turbine Buckets, etc. Has basic knowledge of English as per grade A2 of the European CEFR
Diverse mechanical and electrical skills (welding, pipe-fitting, electrical construction, analog and digital circuits)
Technical knowledge of equipment and tooling, plus an ability to instruct and direct inexperienced personnel. Position also responsible for shipping and receiving
Ability to instruct and direct inexperienced personnel and read and interpret drawings
Solid background in turbine-generator equipment, as well as auxiliary sub-systems
Projects are associated with the interfacing of turbine auxiliary equipment sub-systems with turbine-generator control systems
Flexible and self-reliant attitude are necessary since much of the work is done on a self-directed basis, ability to work with minimum supervision is necessary
Functional expertise with all the equipment and tools
Ability to turn conceptual designs into completed projects, including doing all necessary work, such as specifying electrical devices, conduit, cable, pipe, and necessary hardware to complete the project
Must work well both independently and in a team environment