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Position Details:
Title: Mechanical Maintenance / Rotating Equipment Specialist
Location: Hillsboro, OR
Shift: Normal M-F 7-3:30 or 8-4:30
Compensation: $94-104k + Overtime
Benefits: Comprehensive Corporate Benefits Package (Medical, Dental, PTO, 401k Matching, Relocation)
Travel: 30% travel domestically. Some travel will be required to out of area Plants for outages which could require you to leave on a Monday and return Friday (seldomly longer but occasionally up to two weeks). Most travel will be in the Pacific Northwest, with you returning home same/next day.

Veteran Profiles: Nuke MM, MM, or equivalent.

Position Description: The Mechanical Reliability Specialist will be responsible for the identifying and completing planned and unplanned maintenance work on rotating and mechanical equipment at multiple facilities within the West region to support Air Separation, CO2 and Hydrogen production facilities. This person will work independently, make technical decisions, and escalate technical concerns in the field
Plan and perform major equipment installation, maintenance, overhauls and inspections - including corrective, preventative or predictive work - of industrial mechanical and rotating systems and equipment including:
• Centrifugal, Reciprocating and Screw Compressors
• Centrifugal and positive displacement Pumps
• Synchronous and Induction Motors
• High-speed Gearboxes
• Heat Exchangers, Cryogenic Interchangers, Chillers and Cooling Towers
• Piping systems and other related process equipment
• Provide on-site or remote technical support and direction to sites in the region
• Assist in turnaround planning and cost estimation of mechanical work
• Assist in Identifying and resolving chronic mechanical asset concerns (bad actors)
• Support root cause analysis program for major failures
• Support high impact issues with a strong sense of urgency and integrity

Requirements:
• Employee will be required to work in different weather conditions and must be able to access elevated equipment via ladders, scaffolding, man-lifts and crane baskets
• Minimum 5 years of experience in the maintenance of mechanical and rotating systems and equipment in an industrial manufacturing environment
• Experience in installation, troubleshooting, inspection and repairs of industrial mechanical and rotating systems and equipment such as Compressors, Turbines, Blowers and Heat Exchangers
• Knowledge of Preventive and Predictive maintenance of industrial mechanical and rotating systems and equipment
• Ability to use precision measuring devices and perform precision alignment on multi-train equipment

Job Description

Position Details:
Title: Field Service Technician
Location: Portland, OR
Shift: Day shift. Some non-traditional hours may be necessary.
Compensation: $35hr
Benefits: Company Truck, Health, dental, vision, short-term/long-term disability, life insurance, 401(k) match, tools, company cell phone, company computer and company vehicle. Quarterly bonus up to 6%, Daily per diem while travelling, expenses/hotel covered.
Travel: 75% Travel: Travel is primarily in state/region with ~3-4 overnights/week expected.

Position Description:
Installs, commissions, maintains, and provides training for various types of gas and oil production and processing equipment, including vapor recovery units, other rotary equipment, and ECD’s & Burner Management systems. Will be responsible for assisting in aftermarket service sales and will have a key role in identifying new business. Ideal candidate understands the installation and repair of electrical, electronic, and pneumatic components on combustor packages, vapor recovery units, compression units, generator units, pump units, ignition systems and air fuel ration systems. Supports a philosophy of zero accidents by following all applicable safety procedures and maintaining equipment to operate in the safest way possible

Requirements:
• Experience in instrumentation, controls, and electrical field work.
• Solid mechanical aptitude and understanding.
• Customer Service and Interfacing is always important, proven sales and service experience.
• Strong preference for prior Terminal/Oil & Gas or related degree/industry experience.
• Experience/Familiarity with:
o Troubleshooting of electrical control panels, generator control panels, generators, and switchgears.
o Inspect existing control panels to insure proper function and application.
o Installation and startup of equipment.

Job Description

Title: Lab Service Engineer II/III

Location: Tualatin, OR

Shift: Nights (7PM – 7AM). Schedule will be on a CWW for front end (Sun, Mon, Tues, every other Sat

or back end of the week (Wed, Th, Fri, every other Sat)

Compensation: $34 -$37+/hr depending on qualifications and experience along with OT as needed. Night shift includes 15% shift differential.

Benefits: Starting on day one, you will also be offered a generous, fully vested 401(k) package with matching contribution by the company of 50% on the first 6% of eligible contributions. In addition, the Employee Stock Purchase Program will allow you to become a company Shareholder at a discounted rate. Your package also comes with arguably the best Medical, Dental, and Vision plan in the industry, complete with flexible spending options, Group Life Insurance, Accidental Death & Dismemberment, Voluntary AD&D, Supplemental Life Insurance, Short and Long-Term Disability. You also receive 12 days PTO per year, with 12 paid holidays (or triple time + an additional PTO day to be used later if you work over a holiday). Educational assistance is also offered (up to $15k/yr) and well at a Fitness Reimbursement, Adoption Assistance, Commuter Benefits and much more!

Travel: 10-15%

Vaccine Requirement: Yes

Responsibilities:

Responsible for preventative and/or corrective maintenance, trouble shooting, upgrades, and calibration on equipment in the applications lab.
Works closely with and Process Development, Hardware, and Software Engineering department’s R&D activities supporting customer demos and commitments.
Installs and supports prototype equipment; may develop procedures and documentation as needed in support of design and R&D activities which may have no written procedures.
Work in a fast-paced, self-directed R&D environment with potentially hazardous chemicals.
Multi-task with shifting priorities while working independently and effectively communicating.
Perform preventative and corrective maintenance using required personal protective equipment which may include Air Purifying Respirator (APR) and/or Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus (SCBA) for safe handling of hazardous materials.
Diagnose and repair mechanical, electromechanical, electronic, and vacuum equipment.
Occasionally travel to customer sites to address tool and/or system issues.


Qualifications:

Bachelor’s Degree in an Engineering discipline, or one of the following:
4+ years military experience; 4 years working on electrical, troubleshooting and repair
Associate’s Degree with 2+ years’ electro-mechanical experience
High School Diploma (or GED) with 5+ years equivalent industry experience; maintaining and troubleshooting equipment.
Ability to occasionally travel domestically (10 – 15%)

Performance Skills: The following traits and capabilities are required for successful performance in this role and must be displayed in the interview:

Ability to create and achieve a schedule of required tasks
Strong electromechanical
Ability to conduct hands-on troubleshooting and repair without the use of manuals or
Familiar with basic equipment performance
Understanding of customer
Intermediate Excel, Word, PowerPoint skills.
Excellent oral and written communication
Great interpersonal skills and ability to work with
Highly motivated and a self-starter with desire to advance.