Millwright Journeyman I

American Refining Group Inc.; Bradford (PA); On-site; USD 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health Insurance

Life Insurance

Short & Long-term Disability

401(k) Plan

Paid Holidays & Personal Days

Job summary

American Refining Group Inc. seeks a Millwright Journeyman I to maintain and repair rotating equipment such as pumps, turbines, gear boxes, fans, blowers and compressors.

You will perform hands-on maintenance, troubleshooting, and document repairs to ensure reliability and safety. Responsibilities include interpreting schematics, installing equipment to design standards, and entering data into our maintenance system.

Qualifications

• High school diploma or GED; Millwright cert preferred.
• 2+ years experience preferred.
• Able to read technical procedures and drawings.
• Proficient in Microsoft Office and maintenance software.

Responsibilities

• Maintain rotating equipment including pumps, steam turbines, gear boxes, fans, blowers, mixers and compressors.
• Perform hands-on maintenance, troubleshooting, assessment, repairs and documentation on rotating equipment.
• Read schematics and install equipment to design standards.
• Enter data into maintenance system and document work.

Skills

Reading technical procedures

Reading schematics

Problem solving

Teamwork

Independent work

Education

High school diploma or GED

Millwright certification / 2-year certificate

Tools

FT Maintenance

Maintenance Management System

Microsoft Office

Job description

Full-time. Comprehensive Benefits including Health, Life Insurance, STD, 401(k) plan and more!

Company Information:

ARG is the longest continuously operating refinery in North America dating back to 1881. Privately held, the employees and leadership pride themselves on offering competitive pay, generous benefits and a supportive culture of growth and learning. In addition to a 401k retirement plan to which the company makes matching contributions, ARG offers participation in an Employee Stock Ownership Plan (ESOP) to qualified employees, through which they share in the profits of the company .

Scope & Responsibilities of Millwright Journeyman I : (Not limited to)

• Maintain various types of rotating equipment, which includes pumps, steam turbines, gear boxes, fans, blowers, mixers, and compressors.
• Perform hands on maintenance, troubleshooting, assessment, repairs, and documentation on the rotating equipment.
• Ensure proper installation of equipment to design and standards.
• Perform hands-on shop and field disassembly, inspection, reporting, cleaning, and reassembly of rotating equipment.
• Help ensure work and materials used are in compliance with manufacturer specifications.
• Read and interpret schematics for assembly, repair, and reassembly as required.
• Complete applicable quality documentation and feedback sheets either in electronic or paper form.
• Perform day-to-day and routine safety observations and inspections.
• Aligning equipment to industry standards with laser alignment equipment.
• Obtain vibration data on a monthly or on a more frequent basis.
• Entering and retrieving data from our machinery maintenance system, FT Maintenance.
• Participate in Root Cause Analysis cross functional teams to provide insight and ideas.
• Participate in reviewing spare parts and spare equipment strategy for new and existing equipment.
• Demonstrate ability to work independently.
• Participate in safety activities and safety training.

Benefits Available to Millwright Journeyman I :

• Health Insurance including Medical, Dental, Optical & Prescription
• Health Savings Accounts & Flexible-Spending Plans
• Life, Accident and Critical Illness Insurance Options
• Short & Long-term Disability Coverage
• Paid Holidays & Personal Days
• Education & Employee Assistance Plans
• Employee Stock Ownership & 401 (k) Plans

Education & Experience for Millwright Journeyman I:

• High school diploma or GED with Millwright certification preferred. (2 year certificate program)
• 2+ years preferred experience, not required

Other Qualifications of Millwright Journeyman I:

• Ability to read technical procedures and drawings.
• Able to work independently performing basic rotating equipment service or maintenance.
• Ability to take accurate measurements, complete documentation, and understand manufacturer manuals.
• Effective people skills with demonstrated ability to work in teams.
• Proficient computer skills in Microsoft office and maintenance management system.
• Ability to perform general machining using lathes, mills, drills, etc., preferred.
• Experience with installation, maintenance and repair of steam turbines and gas compressors beneficial.
• Ability to use problem solving/critical thinking skills
• The position requires a valid driver’s license.
• The position requires a valid drivers license. Able to work independently performing basic rotating equipment service or maintenance.
• Ability to take accurate measurements, complete documentation, and understand manufacturer manuals.
• Effective people skills with demonstrated ability to work on teams.
• Proficient computer skills in Microsoft office and maintenance management system.
• Willing to be certified in Level I vibration analysis. Qualified Rigger/Signal Training, Obtain 9 ton Carry-deck qualification, Fundamentals of AMS 2140,

Mechanical Aptitude

• Selects appropriate tools, machines, and materials to be used in preparation of machinery work.
• Well-versed in operating hand and power tools or any other equipment needed to facilitate job function.
• Knowledgeable in proper bolt torquing techniques.
• Calculate dimensions and tolerances using mathematics and measurement devices such as micrometers & Vernier calipers.
• Can apply knowledge of mechanics, shop mathematics, metal properties, layout, and machining.
• Able to perform general machining techniques using lathes, mills, drills, shapers, or grinders.
• Can fabricate &/or modify parts to make or repair machine tools or maintain industrial machines.

Equipment & Machinery

• Responsible for upkeep of various types of rotating equipment which includes but is not limited to pumps, steam turbines, gear boxes, fans, blowers, mixers, and compressors.
• Setup, adjust and operate a variety of basic machining tools and many specialized or advanced variation tools, to produce precision parts, instruments, and machining operations.
• Safely uses all shop equipment such as cutting torches or hydraulic presses and any heavy equipment including mobile crane, man-lifts, forklifts, or others necessary to perform the job.
• Uses computerized machining media to set controls, enter commands and retrieve inputs or edits.
• Ensure work and materials are used in compliance with manufacturer specifications and design standards.
• Align equipment to industry standards with laser alignment equipment. Review & monitor spare part inventory, spare equipment strategy and spare part picklists to ensure adequate supply.
• Install, test, troubleshoot, maintain, and repair rotating equipment &/or other ancillary equipment.
• Perform hands-on shop and field disassembly, inspection, reporting, cleaning, and reassembly of rotating equipment.
• Adjust packing, as well as install and inspect various types of mechanical seals.
• Aligns and secures holding fixtures, cutting tools, attachments, accessories, and materials onto machines; positions or fastens work pieces.
• Monitors the feed and speed of machines during machining process.
• This position may also perform:
  • routine maintenance, troubleshooting and repairs on fork trucks
  • replace defective parts and ensures fork trucks operate efficiently and safely
  • Use diagnostic tools and software to assess fork truck systems and pinpoint malfunctions.
  • Interpret diagnostic does and readings to identify mechanical and electrical failures.

Troubleshooting & Problem-solving

• Demonstrates knowledge of normal equipment operation and can detect deviations or exceptions.
• Determines cause of operating errors; resolves routine questions and problems and escalates core complex issues to appropriate leadership.
• Measures, examines and tests completed units to detect defects and ensure conformance using applicable tools or resources.
• Obtain and review vibration data monthly or more frequently as appropriate.

Preventative & Predictive Maintenance

• Perform day-to-day and routine safety observations and inspections.
• Conduct frequent inspection of various types of mechanical seals.
• Verify proper installation and functionality to ensure equipment longevity.
• Enter &/or retrieve data regarding machinery maintenance from related software or systems such as FT Maintenance.
• This position may also:
  • Develop and execute a preventive maintenance schedule for fork trucks and other material handling equipment
  • Lubricate parts, change fluids, and ensure all safety features are in optimal working condition.
  • Maintain accurate records of maintenance repairs, including parts used and services provided.
  • Manage inventory of commonly used parts for replacement and/or quick repairs.

Physical & Cognitive Demands of Millwright Journeyman I:

• COGNITIVE DEMANDS: includes the ability to meet deadlines, focus attention, work independently or within a team, perform repetitive tasks, assess spatial relations, communicate effectively, read, and comprehend, interpret information, organize, think critically, and troubleshoot.
• PHYSICAL DEMANDS: seeing, speaking, hearing, smelling, kneeling, stooping, sitting, walk/climb/crawl, stand/reach, listen, writing, physical coordination, driving, climbing, twisting/bending, depth perception, assembling parts, keyboarding, push/pull/lift/carry or otherwise transport 50 pounds.
• Demonstrate physical ability and skill to climb, enter vessels through man ways and work in elevated locations or confined spaces.
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