Field Service Engineer – Mechanical; Rotating Equipment

Field Service Engineer – Mechanical (Rotating Equipment)

Specialized in one or more areas:
Centrifugal Compressors, Heavy‑Duty Gas Turbines, Aeroderivative Gas Turbines, Steam Turbines.

• Executing installation, pre‑commissioning, commissioning, and maintenance of rotating equipment and associated auxiliaries.
• Performing precision mechanical tasks including alignment, leveling, torqueing, dimensional checks, and assembly/disassembly.
• Diagnosing mechanical issues and collaborating with technical support teams to define corrective actions.
• Leading customer communication, site planning, daily coordination, and supervision of craft labor/subcontractors.
• Preparing accurate Field Service Reports, daily logs, punch lists, and technical documentation.
• Ensuring full compliance with QHSE requirements, including JSAs, toolbox talks, LOTO, and Permit‑to‑Work processes.

• Conducting minor/major inspections (couplings, bearings, seals, diaphragms, volutes).
• Performing alignment, leveling, and troubleshooting of compressor and auxiliary systems.

• Executing CI, HGPI, MI inspections; conducting laser alignments and borescope inspections.
• Leading installation/erection and commissioning of turbine packages and auxiliaries; implementing NICs/TILs.

• Performing L2/L3 inspections and Hot Section Exchanges (HSE).
• Leading installation, maintenance, and commissioning of aero turbine packages and auxiliaries.

• Leading installation, inspections, and overhaul of steam turbines and auxiliaries.
• Performing casing splits, seal and bearing inspections, rotor alignment, and major mechanical adjustments.

• Engineering degree (preferred) or technical diploma in Mechanical or related discipline.
• Minimum 5 years of field experience in rotating equipment installation, inspection, or maintenance.
• Specialization in one or more technologies:
  Compressors (e.g., BCL, MCL series), HDGT (Frame 5, Frame
  7), Aeroderivative GT (LM2500, LM6000, LMS
  100), Steam Turbines.
• Ability to interpret mechanical drawings and follow OEM procedures.
• Proficiency with precision tools (laser alignment, borescope, micrometers, dial indicators).
• Experience executing upgrades, NICs/TILs, or mechanical modifications.
• Strong communication, leadership, and customer‑facing skills.
• Demonstrated commitment to safety and procedural compliance.

• Availability to travel extensively (70%+), including internationally and offshore.
• Eligibility to obtain (or current possession of) a TWIC card.

This position requires current work authorization in the country of employment. The employer is unable to provide or continue work authorization sponsorship for this role.