Technician, Maintenance 4, CC

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Performs electrical and instrumentation maintenance daily to ensure safe and reliable operations of site process plants. Executes assigned work according to plan and schedule, noting any job plan deviations and providing input on improvement opportunities. Accountable for personal safety, the safety of co-workers and promoting a safe work environment. Responsible for carrying out all work activities in compliance with federal and state environmental regulations.

A Day in the Life:

• Provide technical expertise in the installation, acceptance testing, commissioning, pro-active maintenance, troubleshooting, and repair of unit equipment including:
  • Transformers, breakers and other power distribution equipment, motor starters, motors, etc.
  • Level instruments, flow and pressure instruments, control valves, PLC's and other process and machinery control systems
  • Maintenance to site process equipment
• Execute scheduled work by:
  • Reviewing assigned job scopes for completeness and understanding
  • Following all necessary safety procedures and practices to isolate, clear, and work on plant equipment
  • Ensuring work is completed per company and industry standards
  • Working with equipment owner to complete task in a safe and timely manner
  • Providing progress reports listing problems encountered in completing the defined scope of work
  • Completing all documentation using a computerized maintenance management system
  • Respond to tasks with the appropriate sense of urgency to minimize impact to process units
  • Identify and implement reliability driven improvements. This may include participation in site reliability teams
  • Participate on committees dealing with investigations, policy and procedure development, to improve workplace environment
  • Candidate will also be required to mentor other mechanical maintenance technicians as necessary

You Bring This Value :

• Associate's degree in Instrumentation Technology and/or Electrical Systems Technology from an accredited college or trade school or recognized apprentice program is a firm requirement.
• Advance understanding of equipment design and application for various types of electrical and instrumentation: pressure, temperature, level and flow devices, transformers, motor starters, circuit breakers, control circuits, etc.
• Fundamental understanding of specification sheets, loop diagrams, and P&ID's, is required. Technical skills testing will be performed during the hiring process to ensure minimum requirements are met.
• Basic computer software and hardware familiarity including competency with MS Office (Word, Excel & Outlook)
• Experience with SAP or other computerized Maintenance Management systems
• Skilled in basic mathematics including first level algebra
• High commitment to the craft and willing to learn and accept new challenges
• Self-starter and capable of leading formal or informal work groups
• 5 years of maintenance experience in their trade in an industrial environment preferred but not required.

Competencies