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Arctic Slope Regional Corporation
E & I Technician North Pole Refinery
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An Instrumentation Technician carries out planned or unplanned maintenance and repair activities on a wide range of electronic equipment and process control and safety systems.
$93,283 / year median in Alaska
+3% projected growth
Job Description
📁 Oil & Gas Operations & Maintenance 📅 26000888 Requisition # 📅 23 Total Views Apply for Job Share this Job Sign Up for Job Alerts Petro Star, Inc. is comprised of several divisions working together to meet the unique challenges of producing, distributing, and delivering fuel throughout Alaska. We proudly serve a diverse range of customers, including residential, military, marine, aviation, and industrial partners. Our teams play an important role in supporting communities and industries across Alaska, including those in remote locations where reliable access to quality fuel is essential. Through collaboration, expertise, and a commitment to service, Petro Star employees help keep Alaska moving. As the state's only Alaskan-owned refinery and fuel distribution company, Petro Star Inc. understands these challenges, knows how to find solutions that work for you, and works diligently to provide excellence in energy. The Electrical & Instrumentation Technician is responsible for proper performance of electrical and instrumentation work within reasonable time limits and in accordance with established procedures, regulations, safe practices, and all applicable codes. This is a safety sensitive position. Candidates must demonstrate personal commitment to incident and injury free operations with a proven track record in safety and reliability. Must be willing to work outside in inclement weather, in compact and confined spaces, and willing to climb ladders and work at heights. This is not a rotational job on the North Slope. You must live in the Fairbanks/North Pole area or be willing to relocate at your own expense. Typical work shifts are 12-hour days, 7 days a week, Monday thru Sunday following one week on one week off schedule. Must be willing to work overtime, as well as be willing to be on call and meet call-out standards to respond to site responsibilities and emergencies.