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Must know and understand repair techniques in the use of materials such as fiberglass, rubber, plastics and other materials as are commonly used in power plant construction and/or equipment.
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Test, repair and calibrate other plant instruments and controls such as coal mill fire protection system, transmitter, and heating and air conditioning systems to insure proper functioning. Inspect, repair, calibrate, and perform preventive maintenance of plant control systems such as turbine control computer, plant computer and computer monitoring system, combustion control systems, and associated modules, input/output devices, peripheral equipment, and external instrumentation to insure correct and reliable operation of control systems.
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Requirements Applicant must have at least 3 years of journeyman experience in the following areas: - Machine - Pipe fitting - Welding - Hydraulics - Pump repair - Industrial mechanics Applicant must have the following academic requirements - Please attach transcripts or journeyman certification.
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