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Onsite Mechanic III – Construction & Maintenance
Posted 2 hours ago
About the role
- Mechanical repairs and maintenance for gas operations at Duke Energy in Cincinnati and Erlanger. Performing various repair and installation tasks related to gas service provisions.
Responsibilities
- Making temporary or permanent repairs on mains, services, stations, and other piping
- Making temporary or permanent repairs to other underground structures as directed
- Tapping pressurized piping
- Measuring, cutting, and threading pipe
- Making up mechanical, threaded, compression, and other types of joints
- Sandblasting joints, pipes, fittings, structures, etc.
- Installing and removing gas meters and/or connections, regulators and/or connections for all reasons, as directed, including flood, age changes, fire, explosion, etc.
- Performing work in the Measurement Center of the lesser skilled type, such as handling, stripping, disassembling, and cleaning meters and regulators
- Soldering copper joints and fittings with low or high temperature solder
- Installing prefabricated meter and regulator assemblies
- Pressure testing service and house lines
- Coating and wrapping pipe and fittings
- Assisting in the detection and analysis of gas leaks
- Assisting in the construction of concrete forms, bridging, barricading, etc.
- Cleaning, inspecting, and repairing hand tools
- Rendering first aid, artificial resuscitation, etc.
- Driving automotive equipment, such as: crew trucks, dump trucks, etc.
- Towing air compressors, traffic controllers, backhoe trailers, tool carts, and other types of trailers
- Installing anodes and other cathodic protection devices
- Using and maintaining all types of respirators and protective clothing when required
- Operating and maintaining air compressors, pneumatic and hydraulic equipment and tools, portable generators, pumps, heavy duty electric drills, core drill machine, and other such equipment
- Assisting in the installation of shoring and sheathing in excavations
- Utilizing telephone and mobile radio to transmit and receive information
- Assisting in setting up work area protection
- Operating power chain saws
- Reading gauges and changing charts
- Utilizing and reading tape lines, rulers, and other measuring devices
- Utilizing and evaluating results from electronic instruments such as curb box locators, pipe locators, cathodic protection instruments, oxygen indicators, insulphones, and/or meters, etc.
- Locating, cleaning, raising, lowering, replacing lid, or other parts of curb box and/or test connection box
- Verifying service stop-cock for accessibility
- Preparing records, such as daily time reports, service stopcock accessibility report and vehicle maintenance requests, etc.
- Obtaining corrosion control pipe-to-soil potential readings and completing field reports
- Operating lawn type tractors and other power mowing equipment and making minor repairs as required
- Performing work assignments in accordance with departmental instructions, procedures, policies, and standards
- Performing work assignments in a manner which will properly safeguard the public, employees, and property of others and the Company
- Training by performing various operations under the direction of more skilled personnel
- Instructing other employees in this or less skilled classifications to properly and safely perform their duties
- Performing other similar or less skilled work, as assigned.
Requirements
- Must have had 6 (six) months' mechanical aptitude work experience
- Must meet the required pre-employment test standards for this job classification
- Must demonstrate the ability to perform the duties of this job through the medium of tests designed for measuring individual qualifications
- Must have a valid driver's license, be capable of driving pick-up trucks, utility vans, passenger vehicles, crew trucks, and dump trucks, and pass the Company's driver examination
- Must be able to successfully complete Company provided Crane Training and related certification(s)
- Must be able to obtain a Commercial Driver’s License (CDL) within the first nine months
- Must be able to successfully complete and obtain all the Medical clearance exams required for this position, including Department of Transportation (DOT) and Respirator Medical Clearance
- Must be able to write and print legibly
- Must have basic computer skills as well as knowledge of Microsoft Suite
- Must be willing to participate in Company training programs
- Must be able to read street maps and travel to dispatched locations
- Must have the physical stature and stamina to operate power driven hand tools; excavate and shovel earth, backfill materials, etc.; lift heavy construction objects, etc.
- Must have a keen sense of smell and adequate hearing
- Must possess tact, a professional demeanor and a suitable personality for customer contact with both internal and external customers
- Must be capable of utilizing leak detectors, test pumps, gauges, and utility-type electronic equipment
- Must be capable of utilizing a telephone and mobile radio
- Must be capable of correctly and accurately using measuring devices, such as: tape lines, rulers, pipe calipers, etc.
- Must be capable of reading gauges and changing charts
- Must be capable of utilizing and evaluating results from electronic equipment
- Must be capable and willing to render first aid, artificial resuscitation, etc.
- Must be capable and willing to use fresh air masks and wear protective clothing
- Must show a willingness to take direction and be willing to learn
- Must meet all the qualifications for promotion after a minimum of 12 months
- This position contains a weight restriction of 275 pounds as an essential function of the job.
Benefits
- friendly work environment
- opportunities for growth and development
- recognition for your work
- competitive pay and benefits
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