Workshop Technician (Governors & Actuation)

Company: MSHS
Location: Fort Lauderdale
Posted on: May 15, 2022

Job Description:

Job DescriptionMSHS is the largest independent technical distributor of the Woodward company in the US. GCS supplies engineered control solutions and system components for Engines and Industrial Turbine applications of all kinds, utilizing Woodward and other third-party components. Our fully factory trained engineers have combined experience of over 350 years in governing and control systems. Our reputation has been built on the quality and reliability of our products, our local customer support and our unmatched services. MSHS is an ISO 9001:2015 Quality Certified Company, with a full a full portfolio of quality management, safety procedures and processes to ensure the highest level of customer quality and satisfaction.

Summary: MSHS requires an experienced mechanically trained technician to be responsible for the repair and overhaul of the precision engineered products that we support. You will be required to strip down, clean and diagnose faults, repair and test units returning them back to the OEM factory standards. Travel to customer site to diagnose faults on the engine is part of this role Duties & Responsibilities

• Repair of customer governors, actuators, motors and other equipment in a timely manner and to the highest level of quality.
• Internal and external customer technical support by phone or in person
• Maintain and clean workspaces after use
• Assist in building and testing electrical cabinets for the GCS engineered systems.
• Entering time to jobs making sure that a majority of the time during the day is booked to jobs based on a customer purchase order.
• Entered time and parts used on a job must be accurately maintained
• Submitting timely service report upon completion of each field job.
• Customer training on equipment
• Present yourself professionally whilst on site to always provide a positive and confident experience for the customer Required Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities
  • Strong knowledge and skills on repair and calibration of the following OEM mechanical equipment
    • Woodward governors and actuators
    • Regulators Europa governors
    • Diesel Kiki governors
    • Heinzman governors and actuators
    • Good knowledge of mechanical and hydraulic principles including auxiliary systems, components around the engine.
    • Basic electrical knowledge to include how to read electrical schematics and use multimeters to fault find issues
    • Knowledge of computer hardware and software, including Microsoft Word/Excel/Outlook, photo editor.
    • Knowledge of design techniques, tools, and principals involved in production of precision technical plans, blueprints, drawings, and models.
    • Knowledge of relevant equipment, policies, and safety procedures.
    • Use logic and reasoning to identify the strengths and weaknesses of alternative solutions, conclusions or approaches to problems.
    • Reliable, responsible, and dependable, and fulfilling obligations.
    • Able to lead and respect co-workers; maintain teamwork; keep all time communication in the team; follow instructions of Supervisor. Support and report to Supervisor and other departments as deemed necessary.
    • Take on responsibilities and challenges and willingness to work overtime as may be deemed necessary.
    • Take the lead, charge, and offer opinions and direction in the governor controls workshop area
    • Able to read, write and communicate in the English language Education and Experience Requirements
      • Require a recognized mechanical certificate from a trade school or military training institution or an Associate Degree from a recognized institute in area of specialty and 5 - 8 years of experience in the field or in a related area. Work Environment & Physical Demands
        • Lifting up to 50 pounds.
        • The ability to stand for long periods and be comfortable with kneeling, stooping and working in cramped and uncomfortable positions is required.
        • Should be prepared to twist and turn the body often and must be open to working outdoors in various weather conditions. Fit for Duty All field and shop employees will require a pre-employment ENG1 Medical Examination (or equivalent). Shop service employees will be required to take the ENG1 Medical Evaluation but will have more flexibility for compliance based on MSHS accommodations of any given medical restrictions. The ENG1 Medical assessment is a standard examination can take anywhere between 30 and 45 minutes and will include the following:
          • Measurement of height and weight
          • A standard eye test and color blindness test
          • A hearing test
          • Ear and throat evaluations
          • Inspection of teeth and gums
          • Questions about medical history, including drinking and smoking habits

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