Pump Mechanic-Rotating Equipment
- Corpus Christi, TX, United States
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Company Description:
For over 80 years, Puffer-Sweiven has set the standard in equipment and services for process control, automation, safety, and reliability. We help process-intensive facilities run more efficiently and safely by delivering quality products, technical support, and knowledgeable staff to implement the needed process solutions - with the goal of exceeding customer expectations. Our dedication brings the most advanced products and services to our customers throughout the Central and Gulf Coast regions of Texas.
Specialties:
As an Emerson Impact Partner, we offer a broad base of superior solutions including the top product lines for a given application. Our specialties at Puffer-Sweiven include:
- Process Control & Safety Systems
- Control Valves & Regulators
- Isolation Valves & Actuation
- Oil & Gas Automation
- Reliability Solutions & Services
- Pressure Management
- Specialty Pumps & Rotating Equipment
- Instrumentation
- Maintenance & Repair Services
Duties and Responsibilities:
- Receive incoming equipment, verify model, serial number, customer tag and nameplate data; take as-received photographs.
- Disassemble pumps, gearboxes and related equipment per OEM procedures; tag and bag all parts and photograph each step.
- Clean and inspect all components; measure fits, clearances, runout and wear with micrometers, bore gauges and dial indicators and record results against OEM tolerances.
- Complete the teardown inspection checklist for each job and identify every part that must be replaced or repaired.
- Report defective materials, out-of-tolerance parts or questionable conditions to the Rotating Equipment Operations leader immediately.
- Identify required parts against the OEM bill of materials and parts books; provide a complete parts list (gaskets, O-rings, bolting, NPT plugs, pins, bearings, seals and any worn components) for the work scope and pricing.
- Estimate repair hours by task (disassembly, cleaning, inspection, machining, assembly, testing, painting) to support quotes.
- Check parts received against the parts list and job before assembly.
- Repair and rebuild centrifugal, pitot tube, progressing cavity, internal gear, ANSI process, reciprocating, h-pump, between-bearing pumps, gearboxes and related rotating equipment.
- Install mechanical seals (cartridge and component), bearings, couplings and wear parts; set shims and end play and torque fasteners per OEM specification.
- Replace all gaskets, O-rings, bolting, NPT plugs, pins and bearings on every rebuild – no exceptions.
- Position, fit and align pumps, drivers and skid assemblies; perform shaft and coupling alignment.
- Perform seal air tests, hydrostatic and run tests; collect vibration data with basic analysis; record bearing temperatures and test results on the quality check sheets.
- Verify the repair meets OEM and customer specifications before the equipment is painted and released.
- Provide photographs, inspection measurements and repair notes for the work scope and the final job book.
- Record job time and production data; tag and label repaired equipment, prep for paint, palletize and prepare for shipping.
- Support field service jobs at customer sites: removal and installation, seal changes, alignments, lubrication, inspections and routine checks on pumps, compressors and their drives.
- Follow safe work procedures and Company safety policies and procedures, which include but are not limited to:
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- Obeying warning signs and postings
- Immediately reporting any injury, accident, or near-miss incidents
- Reporting unsafe hazards and unsafe conditions
- Completing safety training by the due date
- Using personal protective equipment as required by the employer
- Safely operate overhead cranes, forklifts, impact wrenches, hand and power tools
- keep the work area, tools and equipment clean and orderly
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- Lift, load and move parts and finished equipment between storage and work areas.
- Performs other related duties as required.
QUALIFICATIONS:
Education/Knowledge:
- High school diploma or equivalent.
Experience/Skills:
- A minimum of two years experience in the inspection, repair and assembly of pumps and/or related rotating equipment.
COMPETENCIES:
- Ability to read and interpret OEM repair manuals, parts books, bills of materials, assembly drawings and customer specifications.
- Accurate use of precision measuring tools and the discipline to record every measurement.
- Basic computer skills: photographs, inspection checklists, email and job records.
- Works independently with minimal supervision and as a team member; communicates clearly with the shop lead, sales and management; reliable attendance and attention to detail.
- Manual machining and welding skills are highly desirable.