Job Description :Job Description :Basic knowledge of CI, HGPI, LTPI, and major inspect on routines for gas/steam turbines., Valid Onshore FTW Certicate (within six months) to be supplied by the supplier before mobilizing the candidates.2–3 years of work experience in the Oil and Gas field. Inspection and Diagnostics:
- Conduct visual and hands-on inspections of all mechanical equipment (pumps, compressors, turbines, heat exchangers, etc.).
- Identify mechanical faults and areas of concern that require repairs or replacement during the shutdown.
- Perform diagnostic checks using tools, gauges, and test equipment to assess the condition of machinery.
Preventive and Corrective Maintenance:
- Perform preventive maintenance (PM) tasks, such as cleaning, lubricating, and checking for wear and tear on equipment.
- Carry out corrective maintenance (CM) to repair or replace faulty mechanical parts.
Troubleshooting:
- Identify the root cause of mechanical failures and troubleshoot equipment issues.
- Ensure that the shutdown activities address both immediate concerns and long-term reliability improvements.
Dismantling and Reassembly:
- Dismantle equipment as required for repair, modification, or replacement of parts.
- Reassemble machinery according to manufacturer specifications and in accordance with safety protocols.
Safety Protocols:
- Adhere strictly to safety guidelines to ensure a safe working environment for all personnel during the shutdown.
- Use Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) and follow lockout/tagout (LOTO) procedures.
- Report unsafe conditions or actions immediately to supervisors.
Equipment Calibration:
- Calibrate mechanical equipment and instruments to ensure optimal performance.
- Ensure all equipment operates within the specified parameters upon re-commissioning.
Documentation and Reporting:
- Maintain accurate records of all work carried out during the shutdown.
- Provide detailed reports on the condition of machinery, repairs completed, and any challenges encountered.
Collaboration:
- Work closely with other departments like electrical, instrumentation, and control technicians to ensure all systems work together seamlessly.
- Coordinate with supervisors, engineers, and other personnel to ensure shutdown activities are completed on time and in budget.
Equipment Testing:
- After repairs, conduct functionality tests and ensure all systems are running optimally before the plant is restarted.
- Test and verify pressure, temperature, and mechanical load conditions.
Post-Shutdown Activities:
- Ensure that all maintenance tasks are fully documented for future reference.
- Assist with equipment recommissioning and startup processes after the shutdown is completed.
SKILLSTechnical Knowledge: Proficiency in mechanical engineering, particularly in pumps, compressors, turbines, boilers, and other essential equipment used in oil and gas facilities.Certification: Relevant certifications like API 510 (Pressure Vessel Inspector), API 570 (Piping Inspector), or OSHA safety certifications may be required.Experience: Several years of experience in a mechanical role in the oil and gas sector, particularly in maintenance during shutdowns.Problem-Solving: Strong troubleshooting and diagnostic skills.Physical Stamina: Ability to work in challenging environments (e.g., offshore platforms, remote locations) and lift heavy parts or tools.
