I&E Technician

Requirements

• Participate in installing all instrumentation and electrical components safely.
• Troubleshoot problems with control systems and complex equipment associated with gas recips & turbines, generators, process plants, dehydration, control & pump stations and gas chromatography.
• Run conduit, pull wire, change motors and maintain lighting systems and basic motor controls.
• Maintain, modify and troubleshoot Distributive Control Systems (DCS) and/or Programmable Logic Controllers (PLC) to maximize use of control technology and minimize installation and operating costs.
• Maintain advanced monitoring devices (gas, flame, or fire detectors, vibration, and temperature monitors).
• The ability to read P&ID and electrical diagrams and other complex electrical drawings.
• Interpret plant electrical diagrams.
• Update electrical drawings.
• Install, troubleshoot and maintain end devices, alarms, shutdown systems, process controls, substation and branch feeders, variable frequency drives, air/fuel controllers, panel boards, etc.
• Perform preventative and general maintenance on electronic and pneumatic equipment and parts associated with this equipment.
• Provide training and technical support.
• Read at a level to understand written safety procedures, work procedures, blue prints, P&IDs, work permits, and technical instruction manuals.
• Perform basic mathematical calculations, such as, percentages, ratios and proportions to practical solutions.
• Basic computer skills such as opening, creating and updating content in MS Word documents and Excel spreadsheets.
• Assume responsibility, prioritize and respond to multiple tasks under potentially stressful and/or hazardous conditions.
• Effectively communicate, both verbally and in writing, with other individuals, teams, customers, and stakeholders of the business, at various levels of the organization, in a business like and professional manner.
• Modify communication style in order to influence, persuade, negotiate, and engage all parties according to the audience and circumstance.
• Demonstrate conscientiousness, dependability and commitment to the role, team and company.
• Work in a fast paced environment with less definition, policy, and bureaucracy.
• Work indoors and outdoors in and around industrial and electrical equipment.
• Work in temperature extremes due to weather conditions and operating equipment.
• Use physical force to lift, push, pull and hold equipment and tools.
• Climb and work at various heights and may work in a standing, sitting, lying down, crouched or kneeling position.
• React to visual, aural and other signals, including alarms and instructions, and is required to visually inspect work.
• Work in confined spaces (i.e., tanks, between compressors, vessels).
• Routinely bend, stoop, move from ground level to higher levels, raise/lift from ground level and lift up to 50 lbs., manually transport a load up to 75 lbs., apply up to 100 foot pounds of torque.
• Get in and out of vehicles regularly and ride over rough roads.
• Wear special safety equipment while working and must be able to lift and put on emergency breathing apparatus and/or protective equipment.
• Take call-outs and work overtime.
• Live or relocate to within 1 hour of reporting location.
• Travel domestically up to 10% of the time.