 Inspection and Diagnostics:

• 
  Conduct
  visual and hands-on inspections of all mechanical equipment (pumps,
  compressors, turbines, heat exchangers, etc.).
• 
  Identify
  mechanical faults and areas of concern that require repairs or replacement
  during the shutdown.
• 
  Perform
  diagnostic checks using tools, gauges, and test equipment to assess the
  condition of machinery.

 Preventive and Corrective Maintenance:

• 
  Perform
  preventive maintenance (PM) tasks, such as cleaning, lubricating, and
  checking for wear and tear on equipment.
• 
  Carry
  out corrective maintenance (CM) to repair or replace faulty mechanical
  parts.

 Troubleshooting:

• 
  Identify
  the root cause of mechanical failures and troubleshoot equipment issues.
• 
  Ensure
  that the shutdown activities address both immediate concerns and long-term
  reliability improvements.

 Dismantling and Reassembly:

• 
  Dismantle
  equipment as required for repair, modification, or replacement of parts.
• 
  Reassemble
  machinery according to manufacturer specifications and in accordance with
  safety protocols.

 Safety Protocols:

• 
  Adhere
  strictly to safety guidelines to ensure a safe working environment for all
  personnel during the shutdown.
• 
  Use
  Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) and follow lockout/tagout (LOTO)
  procedures.
• 
  Report
  unsafe conditions or actions immediately to supervisors.

 Equipment Calibration:

• 
  Calibrate
  mechanical equipment and instruments to ensure optimal performance.
• 
  Ensure
  all equipment operates within the specified parameters upon
  re-commissioning.

 Documentation and Reporting:

• 
  Maintain
  accurate records of all work carried out during the shutdown.
• 
  Provide
  detailed reports on the condition of machinery, repairs completed, and any
  challenges encountered.

 Collaboration:

• 
  Work
  closely with other departments like electrical, instrumentation, and
  control technicians to ensure all systems work together seamlessly.
• 
  Coordinate
  with supervisors, engineers, and other personnel to ensure shutdown
  activities are completed on time and in budget.

 Equipment Testing:

• 
  After
  repairs, conduct functionality tests and ensure all systems are running
  optimally before the plant is restarted.
• 
  Test
  and verify pressure, temperature, and mechanical load conditions.

 Post-Shutdown Activities:

• 
  Ensure
  that all maintenance tasks are fully documented for future reference.
• 
  Assist
  with equipment recommissioning and startup processes after the shutdown is
  completed.

SKILLS

Technical
Knowledge:
Proficiency in mechanical engineering, particularly in pumps,
compressors, turbines, boilers, and other essential equipment used in oil and
gas facilities.

Certification:
Relevant certifications like
API 510 (Pressure Vessel Inspector)
,
API
570 (Piping Inspector)
, or
OSHA
safety certifications may be
required.

Experience:
Several years of experience in a
mechanical role in the oil and gas sector, particularly in maintenance during
shutdowns.

Problem-Solving:
Strong troubleshooting
and diagnostic skills.

Physical Stamina:
Ability to work in
challenging environments (e.g., offshore platforms, remote locations) and lift
heavy parts or tools.