Turbochargers Technician
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Job description
- Learn and perform assembly and disassembly of turbochargers and related components
- Inspect, diagnose, and troubleshoot mechanical issues and component wear
- Perform maintenance, cleaning, reconditioning, and part replacement
- Support field service work at customer sites and onboard vessels as required
- Document service findings, repair actions, and parts usage accurately
- Ensure all work meets manufacturer specifications and MSHS PPG quality standards
- Communicate professionally with customers regarding service status and recommendations
- Support emergency service calls and occasional weekend work as needed
- Travel up to 25% to support customer operations, * Diesel mechanics or engine technicians looking to specialize
- Marine technicians or propulsion specialists
- Power generation or generator technicians
- Industrial maintenance technicians (pumps, compressors, rotating equipment)
- Military technicians transitioning to civilian careers
Requirements
MSHS Pacific Power Group is seeking a mechanically strong Turbochargers Technician to support the inspection, maintenance, and repair of turbocharger systems across marine and industrial applications.
This role is not limited to experienced turbocharger specialists. We are open to technicians with strong mechanical or diesel backgrounds who are eager to learn and develop expertise in turbocharger systems. Training and mentorship will be provided for candidates with the right foundation and work ethic.
This is a hands-on role requiring attention to detail, strong troubleshooting ability, and a commitment to safety and quality.
If you take pride in your work, learn quickly, and want to build a specialized skillset in a growing service line, this is a strong opportunity., * 2+ years of hands-on mechanical experience (diesel engines, rotating equipment, industrial systems, or similar)
- Experience with troubleshooting and repairing turbocharger systems (ABB, MAN, NAPIER, MET, etc.)
- Strong mechanical aptitude and willingness to learn specialized systems
- Ability to use hand tools, precision measurement tools, and diagnostic equipment
- Ability to work independently in the shop
- Strong problem-solving skills and attention to detail
- Valid driver’s license and ability to be insured under company policy
- Ability to lift up to 50 lbs and work in physically demanding environments
Preferred Qualifications * Background in marine, offshore, power generation, or industrial environments
- Technical certification in diesel, mechanical, or electrical systems
- Military experience in mechanical or power systems
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Experience writing technical service reports
- Adaptability, reliability, time management
Benefits & conditions
Pulled from the full job description Tuition reimbursement Health insurance 401(k) matching Paid time off Vision insurance Dental insurance Relocation assistance, * Medical, dental, pet, and vision insurance
- 401(k) with company match
- Paid time off and company holidays
- Ongoing training and certification opportunities
- Tuition assistance and professional development
- Employee recognition and referral programs
About the company
MSHS Pacific Power Group is a leader in power generation, marine propulsion, and industrial services across critical industries. Our technicians work on high-impact equipment with strong leadership support, structured training, and clear growth paths.
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