Finishing Rebuild Shop Technician IIIAt Tenaris, you will join a global network of professionals working together toward a common goal: shape the future of energy through advanced tubular products and services. If you want to become part of a diverse team that values results, analytical approach to problem solving and teamwork, Tenaris is the place for you.
LOCATION: Blytheville - Arkansas - USA DEPARTMENT: MAINTENANCEKey Responsibilities
Perform teardown, cleaning, inspection, repair, assembly, and functional testing of assigned finishing equipment. Rebuild critical assemblies such as chucks, threader gearboxes, coolant tubes and manifolds, hydrotester fill and purge components, index roll assemblies, coupling starters, hydraulic cylinders, and related mechanical equipment. Use precision measuring instruments to verify dimensions, clearances, fits, runout, flatness, alignment, and component condition. Operate authorized surface-grinding, drilling, pressing, hydraulic, and pneumatic test equipment after required wear, damage, contamination, and recurring failure conditions; document findings and recommend corrective action. Maintain accurate rebuild history, inspection measurements, parts usage, photographs, test data, and work status in approved systems. Coordinate machining or outside-service requirements through supervision and support installation, startup, and post-installation follow-up. Contribute to rebuild procedures, acceptance criteria, fixtures, training materials, failure analysis, and continuous improvement. Follow all safety, environmental, quality, housekeeping, and asset-protection requirements.
Required Qualifications:
High school diploma or equivalent.
Industrial mechanical maintenance, equipment rebuild, or closely related experience.
Ability to read mechanical drawings, equipment manuals, bills of material, and assembly
knowledge of mechanical, hydraulic, and pneumatic systems, including bearings, shafts, seals, gearboxes, fasteners, and precision fits.
Ability to use micrometers, dial indicators, bore gauges, height gauges, surface plates, precision levels, and related inspection tools.
Ability to document technical findings and work effectively with Maintenance, Operations, Quality, Engineering, the machine shop, and approved suppliers.
Ability to safely use material-handling equipment when trained and authorized.
Preferred Qualifications:
Industrial maintenance degree, apprenticeship, military technical training, or recognized technical years of industrial mechanical maintenance or precision equipment rebuild experience. Experience with surface grinding, hydraulic testing, precision assembly, equipment failure analysis, or computerized maintenance systems. Experience supporting finishing-line equipment or other production-critical mechanical assemblies.
