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Stepan Company
Instrument Technician I
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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.
$72,350 / year median in Georgia
+9% projected growth
Job Description
Job Description Calibrating, installing, inspecting, testing, repairing, and rebuilding measuring and control devices in accordance with manufacturer's specifications. Operating electronic test equipment such as digital and analog multimeter, and analog and digital simulators. Effectively work from prints, P & IDs and loop diagrams, and computer systems to troubleshoot instrument system malfunctions and make the vital repairs or corrections. Repairing, replacing, and installing equipment in an explosion proof environment. Work from drawings and sketches to fabricate minor components for production equipment using basic machine shop equipment. Perform minor plumbing and electrical conduit functions (measure, cut, thread, and hang pipe or tubing) Perform other duties as assigned by site leadership. Ability to read and interpret documents such as safety rules, operating and maintenance instructions, and technical procedure manuals including the National Electric Code is required. Able to troubleshoot and resolve problems with instrumentation is required. Qualifications Apply Basic algebra and geometry skills is required. Lift at least 50 lbs.; work from heights of 30 ft; and on occasion work in confined spaces with supplied air is required.