Summary
QatarEnergy is hiring a Senior Mechanical Technician for its offshore production and processing facilities in Qatar. The role involves installing, troubleshooting, maintaining, repairing and testing rotating and static mechanical equipment on production platforms, and implementing mechanical maintenance programs. The technician also directs lower-level technicians and contractors, provides on-the-job training to Nationals, and reports technical matters to the Mechanical Engineer (Offshore). Applicants need at least eight years of relevant offshore petrochemical or petroleum experience, including at least three years working with compressors, turbines, power generators and mechanical seals, as well as secondary education and two years of full-time mechanical engineering training equivalent to City & Guilds.
The posting
As published on qatarenergy.qa. Pulled from the employer's site and shown as they wrote it.
Primary Purpose of the Job
- Carries out unsupervised, the skilled installation, troubleshooting and maintenance, repair and testing of rotating and static mechanical equipment on Production Platforms.
- Provides work directions to lower level technicians and contractors and provides on the job training to Nationals.
- Responsible to execute mechanical maintenance implementation programs that match the department quality policy for the integrated oil & gas Production and Processing Facilities at Offshore • Directs and reports the technical matters to the Mechanical Engineer (Offshore).
Required Experience and Skills
At least 8 years in the installation, maintenance, repair and troubleshooting of wide range of rotating and static equipment within the Petrochemical or Petroleum offshore industry. Of this period, at least three years should have been with compressors, turbines, power generators and mechanical seals, etc,
Educational Qualifications
Completion of secondary (12 years) education and followed by 2 years full time training on Mechanical Engineering (equivalent to City & Guilds).
Completion of secondary (12 years) education and followed by 2 years full time training on Mechanical Engineering (equivalent to City & Guilds).
At least 8 years in the installation, maintenance, repair and troubleshooting of wide range of rotating and static equipment within the Petrochemical or Petroleum offshore industry. Of this period, at least three years should have been with compressors, turbines, power generators and mechanical seals, etc,