Designs standard, modified, and bespoke mechanical seals for specialized equipment and applications. Creates test equipment, SAP material codes, and bills of materials. Supports customers, sales, assembly, inspection, testing, and application engineering teams. Resolves engineering issues, breakdowns, and seal performance problems, including failure analysis. Develops design procedures and interprets technical drawings while ensuring compliance with ISO processes.
Job Description:
- Modification of standard seals to suit non-standard equipment
- Using standard seal face geometry design for new machinery applications / equipment
- Bespoke seal design using standard seal face geometry for non-standard applications & equipment.
- On an “as needed” basis working with the senior design engineers to create bespoke seal face geometry / design ideas.
- Design of special test equipment to suit specific applications
- Creation of new SAP material codes and BOM’s to aid SAP administration, as required
- Liaison with internal and external customers (including end users, sales engineers, and distributors) via telephone, email and other communication channels to support their needs.
- Liaison with seal assembly workshop and manufacturing inspection departments on engineering issues for both standard and special seals; solving problems and agreeing concessions as per ISO procedures.
- Providing assistance to the seal assembly team on testing issues for standard and special seals
- Providing assistance to the application engineering team on seal enquiries/dimensional fit
- Development and implementation of design department procedures
- Reacting to breakdown situations providing design technical support (if required) to ensure the problem is resolved as quickly as possible.
- Develop an understanding of seal failure analysis and how seal design affects performance “on-site” at the customer.
- Strong mechanical aptitude and ability to read and interpret detailed drawings
- Other duties, responsibilities and activities may change or be assigned at any time with or without notice, as determined by business needs.
AESSEAL is an equal opportunity employer. We celebrate diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees.
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