Responsibilities
- Installs and assembles process and support systems within designated facilities, often using heavy machinery like forklifts, telehandlers, and overhead cranes.
- Starts up, runs, and maintains mechanical and electrical systems during operations.
- Reviews, prepares, and follows procedures for commissioning, operating, and maintaining systems and components.
- Conducts acceptance tests after equipment installation, including hydrostatic and pneumatic testing, I/O verification, and calibration of electrical parts.
- Supports daily facility functions such as initiating, monitoring, and shutting down processes and auxiliary systems.
- Collects and analyzes chemical samples using standard lab tools and methods.
- Tracks system performance by reviewing and analyzing process data, and responds to malfunctions to ensure safe conditions.
- Completes routine preventative and corrective maintenance tasks like changing filters, cleaning equipment, and replacing consumables.
- Diagnoses and resolves equipment issues as needed.
- Implements lockout-tagout procedures on mechanical and electrical systems for safety during maintenance.
- Follows established protocols to carry out hazardous operations safely.
- Collaborates with engineering personnel to support research and development testing activities.
- Performs additional duties as required.
Work Arrangement
On-site — Albuquerque, NM, Oak Ridge, TN
Other
- Climbing ladders, stairs, scaffolding, ramps, scissor lifts, and boom lifts.
- Erecting and relocating temporary structures such as scaffolding and ladders.
- Working in various body positions to complete tasks, including in tight or confined areas.
- Standing or sitting stationary for extended durations.
- Moving around worksites to perform job tasks or relocate between locations.
- Lifting, moving, positioning, or removing objects weighing up to 50 pounds in different directions.
- Exchanging information with team members through verbal or written communication.
- Operating motor vehicles and heavy industrial machinery.
- Performing repetitive assembly tasks for test setups in coordination with engineering and production teams.
- Working in a shop floor setting.
- Exposure to cold temperatures.
- Exposure to high heat environments.
- Working outdoors in varying weather conditions including rain and wind.
- Operating in noisy workspaces.
- Working in small or enclosed spaces.
- Exposure to chemical odors or fumes from reactions.
- Working at evaluated heights.
- Assessing the accuracy, completeness, and quality of assigned work.
- Functioning in a high-focus, fast-paced, and demanding environment.
- Reading and understanding hazard warning signs.
- Handling, cleaning, and disposing of hazardous substances.
- Reporting equipment problems or unsafe conditions promptly.
- Wearing required personal protective equipment, including full-face respirators, face shields, gloves, safety footwear, and impermeable suits.
- Handling materials containing Beryllium (Be).
- Occasional travel of up to 5% of work time.
