PUMP TECHNICIAN

• Installing and repairing pumps and other equipment, including replacing motors, seals, bearings, and other parts as needed
  
• Inspecting pumps to determine any issues with wear and tear or damage, using tools such as ultrasonic testing equipment and bubble levels
  
• Maintaining records of maintenance activities and repair work performed on pumps
  
• Performing tests on new pumps to ensure they are operating correctly before they are installed into the system
  
• Troubleshooting problems with pumps or other equipment to determine the cause of malfunctions
  
• Repairing or replacing seals, bearings, couplings, or other components on pumps
  
• Installing, maintaining, repairing and replacing pumps, valves, and other equipment for water treatment plants, power plants, oil refineries, chemical plants, and other industrial facilities
  
• Repairing or replacing broken pipes, valves, fittings, or other components of a system
  
• Operating and maintaining pumps in order to deliver fluids such as water, sewage, or oil, to a desired location
  

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