Control Valve Repair Technician - Level 1 (1st or 2nd Shift) jobs in United States
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John H. Carter Company, Inc. · 14 hours ago

Control Valve Repair Technician - Level 1 (1st or 2nd Shift)

John H. Carter Company, Inc. is seeking a Control Valve Repair Technician - Level 1. The role involves disassembling and assembling control valves, ensuring quality control, and performing inspections and tests on various valve types and actuators.

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Responsibilities

Perform disassembly and assembly of new control valves including:
Read, interpret, and respond accordingly to sales order and customer data sheet information
Safely disassemble valves and parts including various types of valves such as:
Sliding stem valves
Rotary ball valves
Rotary butterfly valves
High performance rotary butterfly valves
Various bolted bonnet gate, globe, and check valves
Soft-seated ball valves
Various pressure globe, and rotary valves
Safely disassemble actuators and parts including various types of actuators such as:
Double acting pneumatic sliding stem piston actuators
Double acting pneumatic rotary piston actuators
Single acting sliding stem spring and diaphragm actuators
Single acting rotary spring and diaphragm actuators
Evaluate parts and maintain material awareness including:
Mark parts correctly and maintain organization and segregation
Perform chemical solvent cleaning when needed
Perform inspection of parts being used in assembly and ensure critical dimension requirements are being met where required
Complete all quality control sheets including date, sign-off, status, etc
Understand all special requirements needed for the assembly while maintaining compliance with all factories and or customer requirements
Safely and accurately perform some machining processes:
Use drill press or pneumatic tools for drilling and pinning stems for valve plugs
Use hand grinder for polishing some flange and sealing surfaces
Safely assemble control valves from repair order instructions, customer test-report/specification sheets, and OEM IOM manuals; this includes performing all calibration of all positioners and or controllers
Install stem packing
Safely and accurately attaches actuators to valves
Sets correct valve travel
Sets correct bench set on actuator
Can accurately and efficiently tube up positioners and controllers to the actuator along with any other accessories on the assembly
Safely test control valves according to applicable Code test requirements while applying and utilizing manufacturer’s manuals using compressed air, water, and nitrogen. Accurate and thorough completion of test reports with all required detail is essential
Ability to safely and accurately tube up, calibrate and troubleshoot various pneumatic and digital positioners and controllers as per factory and or customer spec sheets including but not limited to the following:
Fisher 3582 and 3582I sliding stem positioners
Fisher 3610J, 3610JP, 3620, 3620JP rotary positioners
DVC6200 positioner
DVC2000 positioner
Fisher C1P pressure controller
Fisher 2500 pneumatic level controller
Perform disassembly and assembly of new regulators and relief valves including:
Direct operated regulators
Pilot operated regulators
Read, interpret, and respond accordingly to sales order and customer data sheet information and or any special customer requirements
Safely and accurately do spring, orifice, and body changes to various types of regulators and relief valves
Safely and accurately test all regulators and relief valves
Safely and accurately set regulators and relief valves to desired set point
Complete all quality control sheets including date, sign-off, status, etc
Tag, seal, and prepare products for shipping while maintaining pride in workmanship including priming and painting products while adhering to all safety rules including proper clean-up and paint waste disposal. Palletizing and protecting tags, flanges, and threaded areas during the painting process are important
Understands and ensures that the JHC TCC (Total Customer Commitment) standards are upheld at all times
Actively and enthusiastically supports JHC colleagues at all times
Builds and cultivates solid relationships – internally and externally
Travels when required and applicable
Regular and predictable attendance is essential for this position

Qualification

Control ValvesPneumatic SystemsRegulatorsPneumatic ToolsMechanical AptitudeQuality ControlTWIC CertificationOSHA SafetyCustomer ServiceProblem Solving

Required

High School or Equivalent
A minimum or 2 years in the valve repair industry preferred
Basic knowledge fundamentals, including Control Valves, Pneumatic Safety Systems, and Rotary Valves
Ability to read and understand customer data spec sheets for final assembly of control valves and regulators
Basic knowledge of industrial regulators
Basic knowledge of various pneumatic positioners and controllers typically used on control valves
Ability to use basic hand and pneumatic tools confidently and safely
Working as self-directed field/shop environment worker
Read and record measurements using standard measuring tools such as manual torque wrenches, dial calipers, Vernier calipers, micrometers, thread gauges, tape measure, and scale
TWIC, OSHA Safety, Security Passport
Valid State issued driver's license
Demonstrate good Ethics, Values and Integrity
Professional in appearance and actions
Customer Service
Strong Mechanical Aptitude
Demonstrated ability to read, write and verbalize in a professional, organized manner
Moderate computer skills
Self-Starter and Self-Directed
Demonstrate problem solving abilities

Preferred

A minimum or 2 years in the valve repair industry preferred
Experience with bending and running tubing is preferred

Company

John H. Carter Company, Inc.

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John H. Carter Company is an industrial automation company providing DeltaV process control systems and instrumentation solutions.

Funding

Current Stage
Late Stage
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