Senior Generation Mechanic

Amentum

DUTIES:

• Performs all hands-on routine inspection, preventative maintenance, condition monitoring, troubleshoots, corrective and emergency repairs on diesel generator sets and associated mechanical infrastructure systems. Diagnose problems and then repair/replace defective parts as required.

• Lead maintenance and repair activities of power production mechanical and auxiliary systems within the CPP power plant and Spot generation (when required).

• Makes periodic hands-on inspections of building s machinery and equipment. Responsible for the condition of machinery in operation or available for operation. Responsible for having generator units available when called upon. Responsible for the overall physical appearance and condition of mechanical support equipment and general grounds. Reviews repair work for proper performance. Comply with and practice proper equipment shutdown, startup, and lockout/clearance procedures.

• Reviews and submits recommendations concerning alterations and improvements to the power generation facility. Reviews manufacturers manual, blueprints, drawings, plans, and specifications relating to installation and repair of power generation equipment.

• Responsible for data collection of power generation facility mechanical record keeping including various systems in operation and according to prescribed schedules. Maintains all owner preferred equipment configurations and scope changes. Interprets system operations readings and makes recommendations for corrective actions. Ideally, should be experienced with MAXIMO or other MMS application-based programs.

• Inspects CPP activities for safety precautions and instructs employees against occupational hazards. Responsible for maintenance employees conduct and maintain compliance with all safety policies, regulations, and compliance with all OSHA and NFPA requirements.

• Responsible for all mechanical operations of the power generation facility related to environmental and regulatory requirements and constraints as directed.

• Lead and schedule multi-skilled level operations and maintenance team members and power generation mechanic teams.

• Maintains a technical library and record-keeping which documents all procedures necessary to accomplish assigned responsibility.

• Responsible for facility custodianship of work area, hand, power, and shop tools.

• Responsible for mechanical maintenance department communications and activities and attends/participates in department meetings. Identify department risk/liability and develops work plans to manage ongoing risks as it relates to the operation of the power generators and ancillary systems that effect overall power quality. Be able to articulate concerns and forward to CPP Supervisor or Assistant Chief Engineer.

• Responds to emergency calls regarding power generation equipment breakdowns and unit outages. Ability to interpret and apply required corrective action with data readings and results of equipment checks to identify equipment or process problems and take appropriate responses to correct or resolve problems.

• Advise lead teams of skilled mechanics in scheduled and unscheduled maintenance activities within the CPP and Spot-Generators (when required). Additionally, the Senior Generator Mechanic (NPP) shall assist contractor teams during major overhauls, warranty repair work and other mechanical duties as required. The Senior Generator Mechanic (NPP) shall maintain all special tools required, perform routine audits of assigned tools and ensure correct special tools are readily available. The Senior Generator Mechanic (NPP) shall ensure a high standard of cleanliness and organization of the engine bays, storage rooms and ancillary areas at all times.

• Maintain and monitor the utilization of all hazardous material (HAZMAT), and coordinate disposal of HAZMAT waste through the designated CPP, HAZMAT liaison. The Power Generation Senior Mechanic must take appropriate actions and decision making within a variable/changing Power Plant environment to ensure equipment is safe, reliable, efficient, and sustainable to meet full life expectancies.

REQUIRED:

Minimum Acceptable Experience Level:

• Must have a minimum of 10 years experience in inspecting, operating, monitoring, maintaining, and repairing 1000 to 4000Hp, diesel prime-mover generators and supporting generation facilities with an output capacity of 30MVA (or greater) with engine such as Wartsila, EMD, Enterprise, MAK, Deutz, Cummins, etc.

• Experience hands on inspect, test, and repair components of electro/mechanical systems to include generators and ancillary mechanical support systems.

• Education: A high school diploma with a technical certification as a Diesel-Powered Generator Technician (above 1000Hp) or Rotational Power engineering (turbo machinery) are required and with a minimum of ten years experience.

• Valid drivers license from home of record.

• Must provide copies of training certificates in the Fundamentals of Electrical Safety based on NFPA 70E standards. This training must have been completed one year prior to the start of the contract.

Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities:

• Must be experienced in details and management of prime power, diesel generators and diesel engine maintenance with the ability to troubleshoot down to a component level.

• Must be familiar utilization with computerized maintenance management system (CMMS). PM systems, logistics, and energy conservation measures.

• Must possess current training and able to demonstrate general knowledge of industrial safety and environmental regulations, including compliance with OSHA and NFPA70E requirements, personal protective equipment, lock out tag out procedures for electrical, mechanical and fluid systems and related controls.

Education:

• Must have a minimum of 10 years experience in inspecting, operating, monitoring, maintaining, and repairing multi-diesel driven generator power generation facilities with an output capacity of 30MVA or greater.

• A high school diploma or GED plus related technical training.