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.
The plant Instrument & Electrical Technician owns all safety, compliance, reliability, quality and cost responsibility for the operation and maintenance of plant instrumentation, analyzers, and electrical systems.
Job Responsibilities:
Safe operation and maintenance of all I&E systems, according to Air Liquide Large Industries policies and procedures. Support and comply with all safety, health, and environmental procedures. Support and comply with all process safety management practices and operate within the established quality systems, reporting any deficiency Make suggestions to improve plant safety, efficiency and quality. Troubleshoot and correct plant instrument, electrical, analyzer, and control system problems. Execute work orders, identify corrective maintenance activities & enter work orders and PM's into the Maximo CMMS. Owner and responsible for the on-time completion of all I&E PMs and PdMs. Owner for the execution & improvement of the facility's I&E PMs. Maintain test equipment calibration & associated records. Perform analyzer calibrations as required. Owner of all I&E equipment records in both the CMMS & written form. Direct and work closely with contractors, monitor and direct contractor work quality. Rack in/out breakers & switchgear as necessary. Owner of facility I&E documentation (P&IDs, loop sheets, spec sheets, etc.) and acts as the lead for approved changes Perform routine inspections on equipment as per Maintenance Center standards. Actively participate in Root Cause Analysis. Assist the Plant Maintenance Coordinator in maintaining equipment manuals Be familiar with Maintenance Center & Corporate standards Perform other duties as assigned by the
Maintenance Manager or Plant Manager Job Requirements:
Minimum high school diploma or equivalent required; 2 year technical degree preferred Minimum 8 years I&E experience required; plant environment preferred Valid Driver's License Experience with CEMS and GC Analyzers a plus Knowledge of the use of a computerized maintenance management system (CMMS) Highly organized with the ability to handle multiple tasks & prioritize work Ability to maintain, repair, and calibrate analyzers, transmitters, control valves, etc. Basic understanding of the facility's control system, with ability to develop detailed understanding Thorough knowledge of the operation and safety aspects of the MCC/switchgear Basic understanding of the facility's process, with ability to develop detailed understanding Strong verbal & written communication skills
Physical Requirements:
Has full range of motion and ability to lift 50 lbs Ability to work extended hours and shift work as business needs dictate Ability to work on-call coverage Ability to travel up to 10% Ability to climb and ascend ladders and stairs as required Ability to enter and work in confined space
Job Type:
Full-time Pay:
$38.00 - $45.00 per hour
Benefits:
401(k) 401(k) matching Dental insurance Health insurance Vision insurance