Deepwater Mechanic

Posted 2 days ago

danosGalliano (LA)

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About the role

Deepwater Mechanic The position of Deepwater Mechanic entails operating an offshore production facility according to customer specifications, conducting testing, calibration, maintenance, and inspections of equipment, and completing mandatory paperwork for both customers and governmental agencies. Additionally, responsibilities include troubleshooting and maintaining various equipment such as turbine compressors, generators, gas/diesel generators, and reciprocating equipment like pumps and compressors.
Responsibilities: Operate offshore production facility in accordance with customer requirements Test, calibrate, maintain and inspect equipment Perform mandatory paperwork required by customer and government agencies Maintain and troubleshoot, turbine compressors, generators, gas/diesel generators, compressors, reciprocating equipment (pumps, compressors, etc.)
Qualifications: High School Diploma or equivalent required 3-8 years mechanic experience working offshore on a production platform Offshore deepwater rotating equipment experience preferred Solar Turbine experience preferred SAP experience and computer knowledge Should be familiar with Subsea equipment Familiar with permit to work system Organization skills to maintain platform Excellent interpersonal communications skills in a team environment Creating policies and procedures for maintenance, testing, and inspections of offshore lifeboats Needs to have technical mechanical skills

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