Field Service Engineer - Controls Systems
$17.48 - $61.62 per hour
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Senior
SALARY
$17.48 - $61.62 per hour
About the role
- Lead on-site control system installation, loop checks, testing, commissioning, troubleshooting and maintenance.
- Validate control sequences and functionality for lube and hydraulic oil systems, starters, cooling, ventilation, Fire & Gas, seal systems, fuel and process valves, and anti-surge systems.
- Apply engineering documentation and hands-on problem solving to support turbomachinery commissioning, start-up and gas turbine maintenance.
- Plan and coordinate installation, upgrade and outage scopes, including schedules, skilled labor, site activities and personnel logistics.
- Provide technical direction while ensuring work meets Baker Hughes Quality, HSE and customer-site requirements.
- Lead daily HSE toolbox discussions and apply Site Quality Checklists, Job Cards and Field Procedures with proper sign-off.
- Identify and resolve technical or material non-conformities using Baker Hughes digital tools.
- Maintain accurate job plans, daily or weekly progress reports, technical reports and marked-up drawings, and communicate status to customers, contractors and internal teams.
- What you'll bring
- A technical diploma and at least five years of field experience with gas turbines, compressors or other rotating equipment.
- Hands-on proficiency with one or more of the following: Mark VIe, Mark VI or Mark V control systems; PLCs; or safety systems.
- Experience installing, commissioning, maintaining and troubleshooting rotating equipment, instrumentation, control logic and auxiliary systems.
- Hands-on experience with one or more HDGT platforms (Frame 5, 6 or 7E), ADGT platforms (LM2500, LM6000 or LMS100) or Steam Turbines.
- Strong customer service, communication and stakeholder-management skills.
- The ability to work independently, analyze complex issues and provide technical leadership with minimal supervision.
- A strong Health, Safety and Environmental mindset and commitment to quality standards.
- Willingness and ability to travel at least 70%, including internationally and offshore, without geographical restrictions, and a current or previous TWIC card or eligibility to obtain one.
- A bachelor's degree in mechanical, Electrical or Mechatronics Engineering.
- Experience mapping DLN (Dry Low NOx) or DLE (Dry Low Emissions) systems.
- Your experience may not match every preferred qualification. If your field background aligns with the core requirements, we encourage you to apply.
- Work in a way that works for you
- This is a field-based role. Regular responsibilities may be performed away from a designated Baker Hughes location, with extensive travel to customer sites.
- Working for you
- Our inventions have advanced energy for more than a century. To continue moving forward, we reward people who embrace change and help us solve the challenges of today and tomorrow. Benefits may include:
- Contemporary work-life balance policies and wellbeing activities
- Comprehensive private medical care options
- Life insurance and disability programs
- Tailored financial programs and the Thrift Plan (401k)
- Education assistance and generous parental leave
- Mental health and dependent-care resources
- Additional elected or voluntary benefits
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