Steam Tracer - Baton Rouge, LA

Turner Industries•Baton Rouge, LA

22h•Onsite

About The Position

Turner Industries is a fully diversified industrial contractor. We help move the world forward by providing responsive, innovative solutions designed to increase plant production, reduce costs, reduce downtime, and even prevent shutdowns. Headquartered in Baton Rouge, LA, Turner Industries has over 20,000 employees with offices and job sites across the United States. Our single-solution approach in the petrochemical, refining, energy, pulp and paper, and related industries has made Turner one of the nation's top industrial contractors and earned us the No. 1 spot on ABC's 2024 Top Performers list. People are at the heart of everything we do. Their safety, security, and satisfaction have always been our top priorities. For proof, look no further than our strong working relationships and extraordinary workforce. We are seeking Steam Tracers for maintenance work in Baton Rouge, LA. The Steam Tracer installs, maintains, and repairs tubing systems that use steam to heat industrial pipes, tanks, and valves, ensuring consistent temperature and preventing product freezing or solidification.

Requirements

High school or equivalent
3–5 years of experience in industrial maintenance, or tubing installation
Proficiency with tubing benders, welding techniques (ASME/AWS standards), and steam trap operations
Understanding of thermal insulation, heat transfer principles, and steam thermodynamics
Post offer drug / alcohol screen, physical evaluation, and signed acceptance of the Turner Industries Drug, Alcohol and Contraband Policy
Comply with company and client job site safety requirements
Must not pose a direct threat to the health or safety of others in the workplace

Responsibilities

Running steam supply and return tubing alongside process piping, including bending tubing, welding, and installing steam traps to manage condensate
Inspecting, testing, and replacing malfunctioning steam traps, leaking tubing, or damaged insulation
Covering pipes and tracing with insulation to maximize heat transfer efficiency
Diagnosing issues like blocked lines, failed traps, or insufficient heat transfer to avoid process shutdowns
Adhering to strict safety protocols, as steam tracing often involves working around high-temperature, high-pressure, or hazardous materials