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Forum Energy Technologies · 1 month ago

Hydro Technician

Guthrie, OK

Full-time

Onsite

New Grad, Entry Level

0+ years exp

Forum Energy Technologies is a global company serving the crude oil, natural gas, and renewable energy industries. They are seeking a Hydro Technician responsible for performing hydrostatic and air tests according to code specifications and customer requirements while adhering to safety and quality procedures.

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Responsibilities

It is the responsibility of this of this position to be able to prepare vessels, GPUs, line heaters, spools, etc. for hydrostatic and sometimes air testing, per the latest Forum Hydro test procedure/code/customer specification to determine leaks

Have a working knowledge of piping

Be able to determine from the drawing/work ticket proper test pressure and choose the correct test gauge

Recycle water to storage tank after hydro-test and dry vessels

Perform task within the time allocated in the production schedule and in accordance with Forum US, Inc. Quality requirements

Tap all screwed connection prior to plugging

Clean all sealing surfaces of flanges or closures

Tape and apply never seize to all screw connections

Get proper gasket for each size and grade of flange

Tighten all screwed plugs and blind properly

Install proper fill line and vents on vessel

Install proper test gauge (per test pressure)

Operate fill and high pressure pumps

Bring vessel safely up to test pressure testing

Drain water to storage tank and dry vessel

Perform the above as well for low pressure air test

Any other activity required by supervisor

Qualification

Hydrostatic testingPiping knowledgePressure safety awarenessPipe fitting identificationSafe work habits

Required

Perform any required hydrostatic and air tests per code specifications as well as customer requirements

Following current SOP procedure and Safety JSEA and test end inspection policies

Prepare vessels, GPUs, line heaters, spools, etc. for hydrostatic and sometimes air testing, per the latest Forum Hydro test procedure/code/customer specification to determine leaks