Bolting & Torquing Technician

Location: In-Kingdom
Department: Operations Department
Reports To: Maintenance Supervisor / Mechanical Supervisor

Job Summary:
A Bolting & Torquing Technician is responsible for performing bolting and torquing activities during maintenance, shutdown, and commissioning works, ensuring flange integrity and compliance with approved standards and procedures.

Key Responsibilities:
• Perform manual torquing activities up to 36 mm.
• Carry out hydraulic torquing operations up to 155 mm.
• Execute bolt tensioning activities for stud sizes ranging from 2 3/8” to 4”.
• Inspect, prepare, and manage flanges to ensure proper joint integrity.
• Select and install appropriate gaskets in accordance with job requirements.
• Troubleshoot seized or damaged bolts during maintenance and shutdown works.
• Operate and perform minor maintenance on hydraulic torquing and tensioning tools.
• Prepare and submit Final Torque Reports (FTR) and related documentation.
• Ensure compliance with approved procedures and applicable standards including API, ASME PCC-1-2022, and SAES-351.
• Follow HSE requirements, work permit systems, and site safety procedures at all times.

Qualifications / Skills:
• High School Diploma or ITI / Vocational Certificate in Mechanical Engineering or a related field.
• Hands-on experience in bolting and torquing activities during industrial maintenance, shutdown, or commissioning works.
• Strong knowledge of flange management and gasket selection.
• Ability to safely operate hydraulic bolting and tensioning equipment.
• Good troubleshooting skills and attention to detail.
• Strong safety awareness and ability to work as part of a team.

Certifications & Registration:
• ECITB Bolting Competency (MJI Modules) or OEM Certification.
• OSHA or NEBOSH certification (Preferred).
• Work Permit Receiver (WPR).

Working Conditions:
• Work is performed at industrial sites and field locations.
• Exposure to heat, noise, and heavy equipment.
• Requires use of PPE and strict adherence to safety policies.
• May involve shift work, overtime, and extended hours during shutdown or commissioning activities.