Maintenance Millwright Technician

Company: INEOS Oxide Organizational Context and Job Purpose INEOS is a global manufacturer of petrochemicals, specialty chemicals and oil products. It comprises 15 businesses each with a major chemical company heritage. Its production network spans 65 manufacturing facilities in 16 countries worldwide. INEOS products make a significant contribution to saving life, improving health and enhancing standards of living for people around the world. Its businesses produce the raw materials that are essential in the manufacture of a wide variety of goods: from paints to plastics, textiles to technology, and medicines to mobile phones – chemicals manufactured by INEOS enhance almost every aspect of modern life. Ethylene oxide (EO) is an important building block for the preparation of a wide variety of EO derivatives (EODs), including various surfactants and a host of other chemical intermediates such as glycol ethers, polyethlene glycols, ethanolamines and alkyl alkanolamines. INEOS Oxide is one of the world’s leading producers of ethylene oxide and ethylene oxide derivatives. We currently have a total EO and EOD capacity of 920 kta spread across five different production units throughout Europe and the US. Our EO project in the US is targeting the fast‑growing merchant EO market, building on our experience and leadership position in Europe. Purpose of the Job The Maintenance Millwright Technician will apply their technical expertise daily to ensure the safe and reliable operation of site mechanical equipment. The role involves executing assigned work according to plan and schedule, noting any deviations, and providing input on improvement opportunities. The technician is responsible for safe, efficient, and quality repairs of mechanical equipment to maintain reliable plant operations. The role reports directly to the Maintenance Supervisor and collaborates with Maintenance Planners, Reliability Specialists, and Reliability Engineers. Responsibilities and Accountabilities SHE Visibly supports and promotes the INEOS 20 Principles and the culture of prevention. Ensures all activities comply with company, local, state, federal, and health, safety and environmental regulations. Provides safety improvement recommendations for existing processes. Reviews work scope to identify potential safety or reliability hazards. Initiates proper safety reviews (e.g., temporary job plan, confined space, hot work) as required. Responds to emergency protocols during shutdowns and startups. Manufacturing Excellence Executes work per maintenance procedures and recommends procedural improvements or notes discrepancies to the Maintenance Supervisor. Supports maintenance of asset condition per INEOS Asset Care guidelines. Coordinates with Asset Work Execution Supervisors on larger, complex jobs, verifying clear understanding of scope and timelines. Troubleshoots failed or under‑performing equipment to identify and eliminate root causes in collaboration with Reliability Specialists or Engineers. Serves as an elevated technical resource in maintenance repair techniques for the asset. Ensures PM compliance, schedule compliance, and backlog management for mechanical assets. Supports engineering project teams that install, modify, or affect mechanical equipment. Follows project progress to ensure correct installation of mechanical equipment and proper parameter setting for reliable operation. Skills and Competencies High School Diploma or GED required. At least 3 years of maintenance experience in a chemical, refinery, or industrial environment. NCCER Millwright Certification preferred. Current, valid driver’s license. Technical Skills Experience with SAP plant maintenance modules. Proficient with Microsoft Office Suite. Strong working knowledge of petrochemical process and personal safety practices, including energy isolation, lockout/tagout, work permitting, confined space entry, working from heights, hazard communication, lifting, and MOC. Knowledge of mechanical systems and rotating equipment installation, inspection, maintenance, and troubleshooting. Read and interpret work orders, equipment manuals, and drawings. Use rigging and lifting devices for removal and installation of equipment. Disassemble, repair, refurbish, and reassemble mechanical equipment per OEM specifications. Install and troubleshoot mechanical seals, bearings, and gaskets. Align shafts and couplings via laser and dial alignment. Install and align belt‑driven and pulley‑driven equipment. Lubricate mechanical equipment using best practices to prevent contamination. Participate in root cause failure analysis (RCFA) and incident investigations. Behavioral Skills Safety‑mindful with demonstrated strong safety and environmental performance. Strong verbal and written communication skills across upward, lateral, and downward interactions. Team builder and collaborator. Bias for action to identify potential problems and coordinate resolution before escalation. Manages work priorities to deliver performance improvements in a demanding environment. Analytical and organizational strengths. Problem solver and change agent. Self‑motivated, capable of working with minimal supervision. ADA Physical Requirements and Environmental Conditions Heavy work: Exert up to 75 lbs occasionally or 50 lbs frequently; negligible force constantly to move objects. Inside and outside environmental conditions (weather protection may vary). Exposure to extreme cold ( 1 hr) and extreme heat (>100°F for >1 hr). Noise environment requiring shouting to be heard. Physical hazards: moving mechanical parts, electrical contacts, scaffolding, high places, chemical exposure, confined spaces. Atmospheric hazards such as fumes, dusts, mists, gases, or poor ventilation. Possible respirator or gas mask usage. Requirements for visual acuity to read documents and computer screens. #J-18808-Ljbffr