Field Engineering Technician: Gas Engines & Emissions

Kinder Morgan, Inc.; Hammond (IL); On-site; USD 80,317,000 - 164,215,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health benefits

401(k) plan

Paid time off

Parental leave

Flexible work schedule

Job summary

Kinder Morgan is seeking an Engineering Technician to monitor and analyze rotating and reciprocating equipment across Division 7, with assignments in Illinois and Iowa. The role uses specialized analytical equipment, diagnoses defects, and supports emissions testing while ensuring compliance with permit limits.

Candidates typically hold an Associate’s degree in a technical field or have 1–4 years of relevant experience.

Qualifications

• Associate’s degree in a technical field preferred; candidates with 1–4 years of relevant experience may be considered.
• Experience with reciprocating and rotating machinery repair/diagnostics.
• Understanding of mechanical aspects of engines and gas compression equipment.
• Experience with condition-monitoring systems such as Windrock or similar.
• Strong knowledge of Excel, Word, and PowerPoint; ability to analyze data and document findings.

Responsibilities

• Use engine and compressor analysis equipment and emission testing tools to gather data.
• Analyze data and develop recommendations and corrective actions.
• Support plant systems maintenance and communicate with location personnel.
• Provide training on equipment operations and maintenance policies.
• Conduct emissions tests and contribute to capital and O&M improvement projects.
• Maintain accurate records of analyses and testing; ensure compliance with permit limits.

Skills

Engine diagnostics

Vibration analysis

Emissions testing

Data analysis

Excel/Word/PowerPoint

Team collaboration

Written communication

Problem solving

English proficiency

Education

Associate's degree in a technical field

Tools

Windrock

Borescopes

Emission analysis equipment

Electronic databases

Spectral analysis

Job description

Kinder Morgan is seeking an Engineering Technician to monitor and analyze rotating and reciprocating equipment across Division 7, with assignments in Illinois and Iowa. The role uses specialized analytical equipment, diagnoses defects, and supports emissions testing while ensuring compliance with permit limits.

Candidates typically hold an Associate’s degree in a technical field or have 1–4 years of relevant experience.