Disassemble, inspect, repair, replace, reassemble, align, install, move, and validate compressors, turbines, and related rotating equipment. Be the go-to expert who restores high-value rotating assets to reliable, efficient operation—safely, on time, and to exact specification.
Numbers & Facts
Location
Harahan, LA
Description
Industrial Rotating Machinery Service Specialist
Your impact
Be the go-to expert who restores high-value rotating assets to reliable, efficient operation—safely, on time, and to exact specification.
What you’ll do
Promote safety and quality as non-negotiables.
Plan, coordinate, and execute repairs with limited supervision.
Disassemble, inspect, repair, replace, reassemble, align, install, move, and validate compressors, turbines, and related rotating equipment.
Overhaul key components: rotors, turbines, disc and blade holders, shafts, sleeves, gears, and couplings.
Use the right equipment, tooling, and procedures guided by drawings, sketches, specifications, and work scopes.
Set up machines, fixtures, and test equipment required to complete work scopes.
Capture precise measurements (micrometers, indicators, calipers, gauges) and log all critical clearances and dimensions.
Process turbomachinery documentation, including inspection reports, photo logs, and hold tags.
Apply advanced lifting and rigging practices; operate cranes and forklifts safely and effectively.
Keep the work area clean and organized; interact professionally with internal and external customers.
Contribute in a team environment and operate effectively with minimal direction.
Share expertise by training other hourly employees in repair processes and procedures.
Maintain continuity across shifts with clear documentation of actions, irregularities, and follow-ups.
Own outcomes and pursue continuous skill development.
Qualifications
High School Diploma or Equivalency.
5–8 years’ experience with rotating turbomachinery.
Advanced rigging capabilities; crane and forklift operation proficiency.
Advanced measurement capabilities using precision instruments.
Experience with turbines, compressors, and related rotating equipment.
Ability to pass the annual dimensional inspection test.
Technical strength
Mechanical Troubleshooting Skills
Mechanical Assembly Skills
Why this role?
Hands-on ownership of complex equipment that keeps industries moving.
Opportunities to mentor others and influence shop best practices.
A culture that values documentation rigor, precision measurement, and craftsmanship.