
The Supplier Technical Coordinator is the primary technical liaison between Elliott Co. and the approved suppliers of fabricated and machined components. These components may be in the form of individual parts, assemblies or sub-assemblies. The function of this position is to further clarify Elliott drawings, specifications, and requirements for the purpose of improving component manufacturability. This communication will be in the form of on-site meetings, as well as phone and email correspondence. In addition to working with the suppliers, coordination with Elliott Engineering, Drafting, and Manufacturing will be required for the resolution of drawing and process discrepancies uncovered during supplier correspondence.
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A solution provider in the energy industry, Ebara Elliott Energy (EEE), designs, manufactures, and services technically advanced centrifugal and axial compressors, steam turbines, power recovery expanders, custom pumps, and cryogenic products used in the petrochemical, refining, oil & gas, and liquefied gas industries, as well as in power applications. Our primary manufacturing facilities are located in Jeannette, Pennsylvania (USA) and in Sodegaura, Chiba (Japan), and we maintain a global network of 30 sales offices and service centers, for regional access and local response.