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Enterprise Products
Technician, Measurement
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What they do
A Controls or Valve Technician monitors and repairs gas gauges, pressure valves, and thermostats on manufacturing equipment or machinery.
$63,279 / year median in Texas
+10% projected growth
Job Description
Technician, Measurement-000H2U Description The Measurement Technician operates, repairs, tests, troubleshoots, adjusts and installs and maintains bench and on-line process gas equipment used in the natural gas industry which may include gas chromatograph equipment. Other responsibilities include, but are not limited to: Monitor and track UAF gas losses. Improve the reliability of the gas chromatographs currently in use at the plants and on the pipeline system. Perform mechanical functions and duties of inspecting, checking, troubleshooting, repairing, and replacing all mechanical equipment in order to maintain high levels of safe and productive equipment performance. Review procedures as necessary to achieve excellent performance. Ensure compliance of all Company and industry standards to meet the requirements of all regulatory agencies. Properly complete records of time and required regulatory reports. Maintain close contact with the supervisor regarding maintenance trouble reports and scheduled equipment maintenance affecting interruption of product throughput. Cross train to effectively develop skills in areas specific to other technicians. Attend all safety meetings and safety training courses as required by regulatory agencies. Qualifications The successful candidate will meet the following qualifications: A minimum of a high school diploma or G.E.D. equivalent is required. An Associate's degree in a technical field, such as Chemistry, Gas Measurement, Electronics, etc. is preferred. A minimum of 5+ years work experience in the natural gas industry is required. A basic to advanced level of knowledge in gas measurement is required. A valid driver's license with acceptable driving record is required. Ability to follow written or spoken work instructions; understand equipment repair manuals; and Federal, state and local codes and regulations is required. General knowledge in the field of electronics, natural gas chemistry, gas chromatograph, operations, applications, equipment and servicing methods is required. The ability to perform basic mathematical calculations such as percentages, ratios and proportions to practical solutions is required.