About Us:
Cleveland Pump Repair & Services (CPR) provides professional technical support and pump repair services with over 100 years of combined experience. We offer rotating equipment repairs with pump emphasis, field services and supervision, replacement parts, general machining, welding and fabrication, dynamic balancing, and laser alignment across power generation, steel, refining, pulp & paper, water and wastewater, and general industries.
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Job Description:
Responsibilities
- Review incoming equipment condition, customer scope, drawings, inspection data, and repair history to define technical repair requirements.
- Evaluate shafts, impellers, casings, bearing housings, sleeves, wear rings, bearings, fits, seals, couplings, and other rotating-equipment components.
- Analyze dimensional inspection results including fits, clearances, runout, concentricity, alignment, endplay, and component wear.
- Develop repair recommendations, dimensional requirements, sketches, tolerances, material requirements, and shop instructions for machining, welding, fabrication, and assembly.
- Reverse-engineer components from existing parts, field measurements, drawings, or available OEM information when replacement drawings are unavailable.
- Perform engineering calculations related to fits and clearances, thermal growth, shafting, fasteners, materials, tolerances, and rotating-equipment repair as required.
- Apply practical knowledge of bearings, mechanical seals, packing, lubrication, shaft fits, wear components, couplings, and pump assembly practices.
- Provide technical support to machinists and mechanics during repair execution, resolving dimensional or configuration questions as they arise.
- Review proposed deviations from original configuration and document technically justified repair or modification recommendations.
- Prepare or review repair sketches, technical reports, inspection reports, bills of material, and customer-facing engineering documentation.
- Support root-cause and failure investigations involving wear, vibration, bearing distress, seal failures, alignment issues, corrosion, erosion, or mechanical damage.
- Coordinate with customers, OEMs, material suppliers, machine shops, and specialty vendors to obtain technical information needed to complete repairs.
- Participate in final inspection and technical review before repaired equipment is released for testing or shipment.
- Provide technical support for field inspections, troubleshooting, installation, alignment, and startup activities when required.
- Support continuous improvement of repair procedures, inspection forms, engineering standards, and shop documentation.
- Ensure engineering recommendations consider safety, reliability, manufacturability, schedule, cost, and the intended service of the equipment.
Qualifications
- Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering or a closely related engineering discipline, OR equivalent technical training and substantial relevant experience in industrial pump, rotating-equipment, machinery repair, or mechanical engineering work.
- Strong understanding of mechanical design fundamentals, fits and tolerances, materials, bearings, shafts, fasteners, and rotating assemblies.
- Ability to read and interpret mechanical drawings, sectional drawings, bills of material, OEM manuals, specifications, and dimensional inspection reports.
- Ability to use or understand data from micrometers, dial indicators, bore gauges, depth micrometers, hardness testing, and other precision inspection equipment.
- Ability to develop practical repair solutions for one-off or legacy equipment where complete OEM information may not be available.
- Strong technical writing, problem-solving, organization, and communication skills.
- Ability to work effectively on the shop floor and communicate technical requirements to machinists, mechanics, field technicians, vendors, and customers.
- Working knowledge of common engineering calculations and standard dimensional practices.
- Ability to manage multiple repair projects and changing priorities in a fast-paced job-shop environment.
- Three or more years of engineering or technical experience involving industrial pumps, rotating equipment, machinery repair, or heavy industrial equipment.
- Experience with centrifugal, multistage, vertical turbine, split-case, or other process and high-energy pumps.
- Experience with reverse engineering, repair drawing development, and dimensional restoration of worn components.
- Experience with vibration, balancing, shaft alignment, bearing analysis, mechanical seals, and failure analysis.
- Experience with CAD software for creating or revising repair sketches and component drawings.
- Familiarity with applicable pump, rotating-equipment, material, welding, and dimensional standards used in industrial repair work.
- Field-service experience involving equipment inspection, troubleshooting, installation, alignment, or startup support.
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Cleveland Pump and Repair is proud to be part of Flow Control Group (FCG), a leading solutions provider of technically oriented products and services in flow control, fluid handling and process, industrial automation, and life sciences. Through its network of specialized companies across North America, FCG delivers mission-critical products, engineering expertise, and customer solutions to a wide range of industries.
Why Build a Career with Us?
Everyone’s an Owner of the Company Because every team member contributes to Flow Control Group’s success, employees share in that success through a broad-based ownership program available across our portfolio companies.
Competitive Benefits Enjoy a comprehensive benefits package that includes Medical, Dental, and Vision coverage, competitive 401(k) matching, paid time off, holidays, parental leave, wellness resources, and employee referral programs.
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Training & Development FCG University is available to all employees, offering access to more than 80,000 learning courses to help you build new skills and advance your career.
Career Growth Opportunities With a growing network of brands across North America, Flow Control Group provides opportunities for advancement, cross-functional experience, mentorship, and professional development in a supportive environment where your contributions make an impact.
Equal Opportunity Employer Flow Control Group is an Equal Opportunity Employer. We celebrate diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, or any other legally protected status.