| Location | Canonsburg, PA |
The Midstream Compressor Technician role objective summary is:
The Midstream Compressor Technician responsibilities include but are not limited to:
Maintains a safe operating environment including the utilization of Stop Work Authority; follows all EQT policies and procedures.
Performs troubleshooting, maintenance and repairs of various natural gas process and compression equipment, including the following:
Natural gas engines
Reciprocating compressors
Centrifugal turbine compressors
Electric motors
Auxiliary equipment
Performs zero-hour overhauls of various compression equipment
Records and analyzes clearance, readings, pressures, temperatures, volumes, hours etc. to optimize maintenance forecasting
Successfully completes assignments as directed and within established timeframes. Accurately documents information as defined and utilizes a computerized database for work orders, field data collection, and compliance reporting.
Required Experience and Skills:
Preferred Experience and Skills:
WORKING CONDITIONS:
Physical Demands:
This position requires work in and around natural gas compression/processing facilities. Candidate must have the ability to pass a physical capabilities test (which includes, but is not limited to, lifting and carrying 70 lbs., walking 1/2 mile at various inclines, etc.) necessary to demonstrate the physical ability to perform the essential functions of this job.
Working Environment:
While performing the duties of this job, the employee is often exposed to outside weather conditions, which could range from extreme cold to hot, humid conditions. Walking on uneven terrain is often required during normal work duties. May require visiting and walking around some construction and industrial sites, farm properties, driving on rural roads, and other field locations, to acquire familiarity with facilities, properties and settings. High noise areas may be encountered. At all times proper PPE must be used in work areas.
Travel Demands: As needed per project assigned (25% to 75%)
This role is covered under DOT PHMSA / FMCSA regulations for inclusion within governmental programs requirements, such as Random D&A testing.