Mechanical Technician

Overview The Mechanical Technician is responsible for independently executing mechanical maintenance and repair activities in support of safe, reliable, and efficient operations. This role works under general supervision and supports mechanical engineers and supervisors with planning, execution, documentation, and continuous improvement of mechanical systems and equipment. Responsibilities Estimate workload and required resources to establish realistic job completion dates Perform maintenance, repair, and troubleshooting on mechanical equipment, including pumps and air compressors Execute work in accordance with approved job plans, drawings, and procedures Support mechanical engineers with the planning, installation, testing, and commissioning of mechanical equipment Identify equipment issues and recommend corrective actions to supervisors or engineers Review job packs prior to execution to ensure work readiness and accuracy Provide feedback on job pack quality and suggest improvement opportunities to Execution FLS Record equipment history, completed work, and findings in required systems such as the Global Reliability Tool (GRT), data sheets, and maintenance records Assist with preparing cost estimates, workload projections, and maintenance proposals Actively participate in all on‑the‑job safety tools and processes Identify safety hazards associated with assigned work and ensure risks are mitigated prior to starting tasks Request required work permits and notify the Supervisor if a permit cannot be issued within 30 minutes of the requested time Follow all company, site, and regulatory safety requirements at all times Communicate field conditions clearly and concisely, including equipment status and recommended remediation steps Work effectively with engineers, supervisors, and other technicians, including those outside direct reporting lines Support team objectives by assisting others as needed to meet operational priorities Qualifications Demonstrated experience in pump and air compressor maintenance Strong mechanical troubleshooting skills Working knowledge of maintenance planning and execution processes Strong communication skills with the ability to document and explain technical issues clearly Proficient in Microsoft Office applications (Word, Excel, Outlook) Ability to adapt to tight deadlines, heavy workloads, and shifting priorities Team‑oriented mindset with a strong safety focus Experience working in industrial, energy, or petrochemical facilities Familiarity with reliability tools and maintenance documentation systems (e.g., GRT) Experience supporting engineering evaluations or improvement projects Must meet conditional job offer requirements.