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NextEra Energy
Instrument & Control Technician
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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.
$75,196 / year median in Wisconsin
+4% projected growth
Job Description
NextEra Energy Resources is one of America's largest wholesale electricity generators, harnessing diverse energy sources to power progress. We deliver tailored energy solutions that fuel economic growth, strengthen communities, and help customers achieve their energy goals. Ready to make a lasting impact? Take the next step in your career with us! Position Specific Description
The principal duties of the Instrument and Control Technician consist of performing corrective and preventative maintenance and calibration of electronic and pneumatic instrument and control components and channels, plant computer and microprocessor systems, together with installation of new instruments and controls. This employee also performs special and miscellaneous duties as assigned. The Instrument and Control occupations will apply industrial safety and radiation protection in strict compliance with applicable plant regulations, licenses and procedures.
Job Overview The principal duties of the Instrument and Control Technician consist of performing corrective and preventative maintenance and calibration of electronic and pneumatic instrument and control components and channels, plant computer and microprocessor systems, together with installation of new instruments and controls. This employee also performs special and miscellaneous duties as assigned. The Instrument and Control occupations will apply industrial safety and radiation protection in strict compliance with applicable plant regulations, licenses and procedures. Job Duties & Responsibilities None Required Qualifications The applicant must have an associate degree in electronics (AAS), Electronic Technology, or Instrument Technology or have completed equivalent education as demonstrated by two years of relevant electrical engineering course work. If the associate degree or two years of engineering course work are not in the electronics or electrical field, the applicant must have comparable electrical course work or military training to provide a good fundamental knowledge of electrical and electronics theory or have a bachelor's degree in mechanical/electrical engineering. Must meet
Job Overview The principal duties of the Instrument and Control Technician consist of performing corrective and preventative maintenance and calibration of electronic and pneumatic instrument and control components and channels, plant computer and microprocessor systems, together with installation of new instruments and controls. This employee also performs special and miscellaneous duties as assigned. The Instrument and Control occupations will apply industrial safety and radiation protection in strict compliance with applicable plant regulations, licenses and procedures. Job Duties & Responsibilities None Required Qualifications The applicant must have an associate degree in electronics (AAS), Electronic Technology, or Instrument Technology or have completed equivalent education as demonstrated by two years of relevant electrical engineering course work. If the associate degree or two years of engineering course work are not in the electronics or electrical field, the applicant must have comparable electrical course work or military training to provide a good fundamental knowledge of electrical and electronics theory or have a bachelor's degree in mechanical/electrical engineering. Must meet