Pump Engineer

Job Summary This position is accountable for all aspects of rotating equipment repair and projects from fruition to completion with an emphasis on safety, environmental compliance, quality, work scope definition, productivity, cost, and schedule adherence. The position’s significant emphasis is the maintenance, inspection, work methods, repair practices and standards for the repair of pumps and select auxiliary equipment from electric generating stations and similar industries. Position will be filled at the Specialist/Engineer Level based on demonstrated skills and experience. Essential Duties and Responsibilities Promote accident prevention and safety awareness by conducting pre‑shift briefings, weekly safety meetings, job safety audits, lockout/tag‑out compliance and accident investigations. Make sound, timely decisions with little or no supervision. Follow quality control procedures including ISO 9001 requirements and monitor shop floor personnel and documents for quality procedure compliance. Participate in a team environment to develop work scopes, resource allocations and schedules in conjunction with the Planning Department, Shop Supervisors and Shop Management. Write pump repair estimates, procedures and final repair reports. Perform equipment failure root‑cause analysis. Create machine drawings of new and existing equipment. Perform material composition and hardness measurements. Choose materials for equipment repairs and manufacturing. Manage projects at multiple work locations and monitor maintenance work to assure the most efficient and effective use of company resources and the timely completion of projects within the budget. Control Capital/O&M project(s) and budgets within the incumbent’s scope of responsibility and monitor expenditures to ensure cost effectiveness and predictable cash flow. Perform special assignments within the incumbent’s areas of responsibility to include staffing studies, policy reviews, maintenance plan revisions, program enhancements and problem resolution. Establish the highest standards of business conduct, discipline, and ethical behavior to ensure continuing compliance with company policies and procedures. Coordinate contractor activities as required. Working Conditions Normal office environment, machine shop and/or power plant. Requires operation of a motor vehicle and a valid state driver’s license. Work overtime and non‑standard hours as required. Requires operation of a personal computer. Some travel required. Incumbent must be available on a 24/7 emergency basis. Minimum Requirements Minimum of 5 years of experience in a pump repair shop or related field. Knowledge of pump repair specifications (API). Strong understanding of mechanical systems. Knowledge of machining and welding processes. NOTE: If a candidate does not meet these requirements, Success Factors will automatically disqualify the candidate. Preferred Qualifications Bachelor of Science degree in Mechanical Engineering from an accredited college or university. Strong knowledge of materials, mechanics of materials, statics, and dynamics. Experience with Autodesk Inventor or SolidWorks software. Additional Knowledge, Skills and Abilities Proven skills relating to computer applications such as SAP, project scheduling, budgeting, safety and industrial hygiene, and an understanding of power plant operations. Technical expert capable of assessing equipment failure and directing workforce maintenance personnel to complete repairs and improve the meantime between degradation and failure. NRG Energy is committed to a drug and alcohol‑free workplace. Employees are subject to periodic random drug testing, and post‑accident and reasonable‑suspicion drug and alcohol testing where permitted by law and collective bargaining agreements. Equal Employment Opportunity: AA/M/F/Protected Veteran/Disability. Title and salary may be adjusted based on the applicant’s experience or skills. EEO is the Law. The poster can be found at #J-18808-Ljbffr NRG Energy