Baker Hughes is an energy technology company that provides solutions to energy and industrial customers worldwide. They are seeking a Field Service Mechanical Engineer to serve as the on-site technical lead for mechanical work on gas turbines, compressors, and related rotating equipment, performing installation, commissioning, maintenance, and troubleshooting.
Responsibilities:
- Executing installation, pre‑commissioning, commissioning, and maintenance of rotating equipment and associated auxiliaries
- Performing precision mechanical tasks including alignment, leveling, torquing, dimensional checks, and assembly/disassembly
- Diagnosing mechanical issues and collaborating with technical support teams to define corrective actions
- Leading customer communication, site planning, daily coordination, and supervision of craft labor/subcontractors
- Preparing accurate Field Service Reports, daily logs, punch lists, and technical documentation
- Ensuring full compliance with QHSE requirements, including JSAs, toolbox talks, LOTO, and Permit‑to‑Work processes
Requirements:
- A technical diploma and at least five years of field experience with gas turbines, compressors or other rotating equipment performing installation, inspections or maintenance
- Specialization in one or more technologies: Compressors (BCL, MCL series, Reciprocating, etc.), HDGT (Frame 5, Frame 7, etc), Aeroderivative GT (LM2500, LM6000, LMS100), Steam Turbines
- Ability to interpret mechanical drawings and follow OEM procedures
- Proficiency with precision tools (laser alignment, borescope, micrometers, dial indicators)
- Experience executing upgrades, NICs/TILs, or mechanical modifications
- Strong customer service, communication and stakeholder-management skills
- The ability to work independently, analyze complex issues and provide technical leadership with minimal supervision
- A strong Health, Safety and Environmental mindset and commitment to quality standards
- Willingness and ability to travel at least 70%, including internationally and offshore, without geographical restrictions, and a current or previous TWIC card or eligibility to obtain one
- A bachelor's degree in mechanical, Electrical or Mechatronics Engineering
- Familiarity with optical or laser alignment systems, basic electrical testing, or in-situ winding repairs and rewinds