We are seeking a skilled Mid-Level Relief Valve Technician to perform inspection, testing, repair, and certification of Pressure Safety Valves (PSVs) in compliance with industry standards and safety regulations. The technician will independently handle valve servicing tasks in-shop and onsite, ensure documentation accuracy, and support junior staff. This role requires solid mechanical knowledge, hands-on valve experience, and a commitment to operational reliability.
Disassemble, clean, inspect, and reassemble PSVs according to standard procedures.
Perform testing such as pop testing, leak testing, and calibration per API 527, ASME Section I/IV/VIII, and other applicable codes.
Diagnose issues, recommend corrective actions, and replace valve components (e.g., seats, springs, discs).
Conduct field service activities during turnarounds or outages, ensuring timely execution of valve work.
Operate valve testing rigs, pneumatic tools, lapping equipment, and other workshop tools.
Maintain clean and organized work areas, ensuring tools and instruments are in safe operating condition.
Accurately complete service reports, test records, calibration logs, and certification documents.
Ensure all work meets internal quality standards and regulatory compliance.
Participate in audits and support internal quality assurance programs.
Provide guidance to junior technicians during servicing and testing tasks.
Share technical knowledge and ensure work is carried out safely and efficiently.
Communicate effectively with engineers, supervisors, and QA/QC teams.
Technical diploma in Mechanical Engineering, Industrial Technology, or related field.
3–5 years of hands-on experience servicing PSVs in shop or field environments.
Familiarity with API, ASME, and OEM procedures related to pressure relief devices.
Proficient in PSV testing, lapping, and component replacement.
Able to read and interpret valve datasheets, drawings, and technical manuals.
Competent in using test benches, torque tools, pressure gauges, and other valve-related equipment.
Strong troubleshooting and problem-solving skills.
Attention to detail and a commitment to safety and quality.
Good communication and team collaboration abilities.
API 510, API 570, or training specific to pressure relief devices.
Calibration or safety certifications (e.g., OSHA, confined space, H2S) preferred.