What We Offer

The primary responsibility of this role, as Instrument and Electrical Technician, is to evaluate, analyze, maintain, repair and troubleshoot electrical instrument and computerized process control systems; assist engineers in research, troubleshooting, installation and implementation of sophisticated control apparatus while also working with minimum supervision, making decisions and assisting operations in troubleshooting unit.

Major Responsibilities

• Test, calibration and Preventive Maintenance (PM) of PCT critical equipment/instruments and maintenance of test/calibration/PM records

• Installing, improving or modifying PCT equipment

• Troubleshooting, maintaining and repairing PCT systems and all related electrical equipment in areas of responsibility

• Perform periodic preventive maintenance to ensure equipment reliability

• Maintain accurate red line records including electrical single line diagrams, schematics, wiring diagrams, etc. of PCT systems

• Interface with engineering, construction and plant personnel to ensure successful execution of project with regard to PCT

• Monitor contract personnel on an as-needed basis

• Maintain strong safety awareness and knowledge of the plant, PCT and safety procedures

• Maintain an ongoing commitment and involvement in the quality improvement process

• Evaluates recurring maintenance problems to determine root cause and then formulates a corrective action plan to be implemented

• Troubleshoots PCT systems to identify and correct the problem

• Interprets information for various test equipment, documentation and verbal information from operations with respect to a given problem to expedite repair of equipment.

What You Offer

Basic Qualifications

• Minimum of a High School degree or GED equivalent AND at least one of the below:

• Associates or College Certificate in a discipline relative to the instrumentation and/ or electrical field

• applicable armed forces training,

• Certified Control Systems Technician III certificate

• 5 years of Instrumentation or Electrical experience in a Plant environment

• Completed Electrical apprenticeship program

• Availability to provide after-hour call-in and occasional shift support;

• The eligibility to apply for and obtain a Transportation Worker Identification Credential (TWIC) within a reasonable timeframe

Preferred Qualifications

• Associates degree in Instrumentation or Electrical

• Thirty months previous instrumentation/electrical experience in a chemical plant complex

• Working knowledge of analog and digital instrumentation and controls, distributed and computer-controlled systems, programmable logic controllers and power distribution equipment up to 480V/2300V/4160V

• Working knowledge of the National Electrical Code

Knowledge & Skills:

• Able to read basic electrical and instrumentation drawing