Providing technical support to TAs before, during and after projects. Also performs site visits
Assuring that the assigned units and equipment are functional and properly maintained/tested.
Understanding equipment capabilities and limitations, and is responsible for project preparation: Reviews drawings, PJQ, PO, anticipates possible challenges and validates project feasibility
Processing all documentation (safety, operation, maintenance). Executes permits, LOTO, badging,
Attending pre-job, planning meetings, and discussions about project challenges
Preparing pack list for project (Launchers pigs etc)
Managing the entire decoking project, and supervises Decoking Seniors and Technicians
Scheduling personnel, equipment, logistics, and any specific project resources with the manager
Preparing safety and operation documents as required
Discussing travel and shipping arrangements with CRM, Maintenance, Management
Completing the Technical details sheet and discusses with the TA
Requirements
decoking 101
school diploma
electronics
800 hours
travel 80%
work visa
Have Decoking 101 Class certificate
Have Excellent ability to represent the company in a professional manner with regard to communicating and interfacing with clients and capable of maintaining confidentiality.
Must be customer focused, have an excellent attention to detail and a strong ability to work in a team environment.
Must have the ability to travel upwards of 80% of the time during peak periods.
Have a School Diploma. Equivalent training/experience in the hi-tech, field service or petrochemical industry. Some college-related courses or technical training in Electronics, Engineering, Welding or Ultrasonics would be desirable.
Have 80% Skills qualifications for Decokers or for FTIS Techs, 1st & 2nd column
Have Decoking & HDS for Technicians Class
In order to comply with customer requirements for the use of respirators while on site performing inspections, the technician must be willing to remove facial hair.
Have 800 Hours of Decoking / Cleaning Experience
Must be able to obtain foreign work visas and national worker identification cards as required for domestic and international work.
Benefits
Additional elected or voluntary benefits
Safety net of life insurance and disability programs
Tailored financial programs
Contemporary work-life balance policies and wellbeing activities
Comprehensive private medical care options
Training + Development
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Interview process
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Visa Sponsorship
- must be able to obtain foreign work visas and national worker identification cards as required for domestic and international work.