Electrical and Instrumentation Technician

Electrical & Instrumentation Technician

Work Schedule
• Monday – Friday
• 6:30am - 2:30 pm
• some overtime required (Rotating shift assignment possible to cover vacations)
• Temporary On Call (cover shortages and vacations) - 4 hour pay guaranteed if called

Required Knowledge, Experience, Skills
• Industrial maintenance experience in electrical systems (3+ years)
• Problem analysis and problem-solving skills
• Must read and understand blueprints, sketches, electrical drawings and diagrams, schematics and equipment manuals and be capable of applying knowledge of written information
• Must have the ability to perform mathematical calculations and use electrical measuring devices
• Ability to use hand tools, electrical measuring equipment and power tools
• Possess solid problem-solving skills which would include ability to troubleshoot, diagnose and determine root cause failure of operational problems
• Bench rebuild and repair capabilities for various instrumentation components and valves
• Work with high voltage electrical equipment
• Ability to repair plant machinery and equipment
• Must have a good work record, a proven job and safety performance history

Preferred Requirements
• Industrial maintenance experience in electrical systems (3+ years)
• Significant experience with AC/DC drive systems (troubleshooting and replacing)
• Knowledge of Maintenance Best Practices
• Knowledge of SAP maintenance system
• Knowledge of Planning and Scheduling
• Industrial maintenance experience in instrumentation systems
• Experience in operation and maintenance of low and medium voltage power distribution equipment
• Motor Controls (MCCs)
• Vacuum Transmitters
• 420 Volt systems
• Troubleshoot Radar Levels
• Flow Meters (Micro Motions)

Physical Requirements

Ability to satisfy all the physical requirements and working conditions for this position with or without reasonable accommodations for this position.

• Routinely climb ladders as high as 20’ for safety tie-off, elevated heights, underneath tight/narrow spaces, often in hot and low lighted areas
• When needed must wear special PPE, which could include FRC, face shields, hot suits, respirators, safety harness, etc.
• Ability to stand/walk on hard surfaces (concrete, steel, wood)
• Ability to lift/carry up to 100 lbs. and push/pull up to 100 lbs.



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