Warehouseman / Mechanic in Houston, Texas at Petree Partners

This position is based in Houston and works closely with the company's outside sales team, service center, and vendors. The Warehouseman / Mechanic is responsible for both parts & equipment warehouse management, hands-on rotating equipment rebuild work and oversight of daily shop operations, team scheduling, and project flow. Preference given to candidates with experience on bearing housings, blowers, and other rotating equipment.

Responsibilities:
Shop Management & Oversight

• Set-up and organize new warehouse and rotating equipment repair shop.
• Manage, schedule, and maintain daily shop duties, including building a small team (as needed / when needed) and project flow
• Work with the Operations Manager to maintain the service work in Salesforce and update job statuses in real time
• Act as Safety Officer for Houston shop, confirming all safety trainings/certifications for shop reports are up to date and documented
• Work with shop assistant and Baton Rouge office to maintain inbound/outbound freight, confirming items on arrival, filing claims as needed, and confirming outbound packaging quality meets standards
• Understand and utilize various exchange items; evaluate price of exchange vs. cost of repair

Hands-On Technical Work

• Safely operate and inspect equipment to diagnose defects
• Diagnose, troubleshoot, and repair all components of equipment
• Utilize manufacturer prints and disassembly/assembly manuals for equipment inspections and repairs
• Remove and install components by following the appropriate service manual
• Reassemble rotating equipment per factory standards and clearances
• Use precise measuring tools for equipment rebuilds (micrometer, dial indicators, feeler gauges, etc.), holding clearances down to 0.0001"
• Perform machine work, basic hand tool work, rigging, and forklift operation
• Wire feed welding (preferred)
• Formally document all work performed on equipment and job workflow

General

• Complete work assignments and assigned training within allotted time
• Maintain good work habits and comply with all safety/company regulations
• Keep a safe, clean, and organized work area
• Perform all other duties assigned by management in a professional and efficient manner

Requirements and Qualifications

• Five or more years of experience with rotating equipment rebuilds preferred
• Trade school training preferred
• Track record of hands-on work experience in industrial-based businesses
• Must be able to read blueprints, schematic drawings, and engineering specifications
• Must be able to interpret technical manuals to determine work procedures
• Must provide own basic hand tools and measuring tools
• Strong initiative (self-starter), able to work independently
• Strong attention to detail throughout job completion
• Skilled in problem analysis and problem resolution
• Reliable transportation to and from work
• Ability to work autonomously; maintains organization across all projects
• Able to work well within an organization involving industry professionals, sales teams, and other staff

Additional information:

• Schedule is 9/80 (Monday - Thursday: 6:30 AM - 4:00 PM, Friday: 6:30 AM - 3:00 PM with every other Friday off)
• Full time: 40 hours/week