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Mechanical Dynamics & Analysis

Repairs turbines and generators for power producers

Turbine Welder - SteamPath

Welding & Metal FabricationConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeSt. Louis, MO, USA

About the Job

Requirements

  • High school diploma/GED, apprenticeship classes, or trade school training (all levels).
  • Welding vocational school training or experience in TIG and stick welding; MIG and sub-arc welding are a plus (levels II and III).
  • Level I requires no experience; level II requires a minimum of 2 years of experience; level III requires a minimum of 5 years of experience.
  • Willingness to travel up to 50%, including internationally (all levels).
  • Willingness to work weekends, holidays, and after-hours (all levels).
  • Basic knowledge of welding procedures, practices, and techniques required to weld or fuse metals together (all levels).
  • Familiarity with power generation equipment (levels II and III).
  • Familiarity with nondestructive examination techniques such as dye penetrant and magnetic particle inspection (all levels).
  • Knowledge of and ability to use welding-related hand and power tools, such as a chipping hammer, grinder, and arc welder (all levels).
  • Knowledge of and ability to use common precision measuring instruments and hand tools such as a tape measure, level, square, file, or rasp (all levels).
  • Knowledge of silver solder repairs (level III).
  • Ability to read, understand, and follow company repair procedures and directions (all levels).
  • Ability to work from blueprints, sketches, procedures, and other specifications (level III).
  • Ability to weld in horizontal, vertical, and overhead positions (levels II and III).
  • Strong customer service experience explaining and discussing needed repairs and determining a scheduling time frame (level III).
  • Knowledge of arithmetic (all levels).
  • Good visual and auditory acuity (all levels).
  • Good oral and written communication skills (all levels).

Responsibilities

  • Join, fabricate, and repair metal and other weldable materials using appropriate welding techniques.
  • Set up, adjust, operate, and tend welding machines to permanently join metal components using heat and/or pressure and metal fillers.
  • Weld and repair GE-type diaphragms and Westinghouse blade rings.
  • Reverse engineer and lay out a diaphragm.
  • Perform weld repairs with 410 stainless steel and Inco.
  • Repair all OEM-type stationary blades by welding.
  • Perform stick weld repairs.
  • Repair a tight-throat, short-pitch, 70-partition-per-half diaphragm by welding.
  • Repair nozzles by welding.
  • Repair Westinghouse stationary blades in place in the unit, with nozzle plates still in the shell.
  • Repair horizontal joints and shell fits by welding.
  • Repair erosion damage in the hood.
  • Repair lashing lug welds.
  • Perform silver solder repairs.
  • Lead other diaphragm welders and supervise work being performed at the customer site (level III).

Desired Qualifications

  • MIG and sub-arc welding are a plus for levels II and III.

About the Company

Mechanical Dynamics & Analysis

Repairs turbines and generators for power producers

Mechanical Dynamics & Analysis, known as MD&A, services gas, steam and industrial turbines and generators for power producers worldwide. Its engineers and field teams handle equipment inspections, outage planning, technical direction, troubleshooting, alignment and performance analysis. The company combines work at customer plants with repair facilities that refurbish turbine and generator components, machine precision parts and support equipment overhauls. It also supplies replacement components, controls services and engineered upgrades as an alternative source for equipment maintenance and life extension. Founded in 1982, MD&A is headquartered in Latham, New York.

Company size
501-1,000
Company stage
Not listed
Total funding
Not listed
Headquarters
Latham, NY
Founded
1982

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