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.
I&C Technician Duties Under general supervision, the I&C Technician performs a variety of electrical, instrument and controls maintenance activities within the context of normal total task repairs and preventive maintenance. Under general directive supervision, the I&C Technician will perform more complex assignments in conjunction with more senior skilled employees. Performs duties such as, but not limited to: Performs all assignments safely, participates in creating a safe work environment within the workplace by participating in safety training and supporting continuous improvement. Performs routine inspection, maintenance, replacements, repairs, and calibrations on all types of electrical, instrumentation and control equipment in the powerplant and yard. Installs, replaces, and maintains a variety of devices such as breakers and motor controls up to and including 4160 volts. Installs pipe, tubing, conduit, compression fittings, cable and supports. Performs all electrical work, installation, repair and maintenance of power plant equipment and transformers up to and including 4160 volts. Understands and utilizes a variety of equipment and tools in the performance of trouble shooting, repair and calibration of electrical, control and instrumentation devices. Under normal conditions, performs own mechanical work in the performance of the E&I function. Performs basic rigging and scaffolding activities to the extent trained and qualified. Operates plant fixed and mobile crane/hoist equipment as qualified. Performs electrical soldering work in the context of completing the "total task". Utilizes power hand and fixed shop tools in the performance of the work. Reads and understands blueprints for the purpose of lay out and performance of work. Makes necessary sketches and drawing for communication to others and documentation. Trouble shoots all electrical, control and instrumentation. Utilizes equipment manuals or other materials for guidance in the performance of repairs, calibrations, and installation of equipment. Reports and documents abnormal conditions and records information in the equipment history files. Maintains a clean work environment. Occasionally performs other work as assigned for which the individual is qualified. Qualifications Must possess good written and verbal skills and the ability to work in teams. Must maintain a valid state driver's license to operate applicable company vehicles. Must maintain all regulatory required licenses as required at Company's expense.
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Full-time Benefits:
401(k) 401(k) matching Dental insurance Flexible spending account Health insurance Life insurance Paid time off Retirement plan Vision insurance
