Instrumentation and Electrical Technician

• Position: Instrumentation and Electrical Technician
• Job Type: Full-time
• Location: Location Dependent
• Compensation: Hourly, $50/hr or less

The Instrumentation and Electrical Technician will perform preventive and predictive maintenance tasks as well as troubleshooting and corrective actions on Process Control Technician (PCT) equipment (PCT instruments/electrical equipment/analyzer systems etc.) following all relevant standards and procedures to ensure safe and reliable production. These are union positions in ICWU-C Local 566-C and have a 90-day probationary period per the labor.

• Equipment & Materials: Overview of tools, instruments, and electrical components needed for installation or repair.
  
• Scheduling & Coordination: Timeframes for inspections, maintenance tasks, and system upgrades to minimize downtime.
  
• Safety Protocols: Compliance with industry standards, ensuring proper handling of electrical systems and instruments.
  
• Transportation & Storage: Managing the movement and secure storage of sensitive equipment and spare parts.
  
• Documentation & Reporting: Keeping track of inspections, repairs, and calibration logs for future reference.

• Strictly follow all relevant operational and safety procedures, standards and regulations, ensure own safety and ensure that assigned maintenance jobs are finished under safe conditions, to be complied with government and company regulations as well as industrial standards
• Perform assigned PCT/PAT preventive and predictive maintenance tasks, timely completion according to the plan and schedule
• Perform timely trouble shooting and repair work / corrective actions on PCT/PAT Equipment to maintain safe and reliable operation
• Provide timely feedback to supervisors / planners / engineers and related production people on maintenance task performance and identified issues to support on continuous improvement, share experience with other technicians
• Timely completion of assigned trainings and related safety activities
• Perform related corrective maintenance jobs during shift time when assigned, to maintain safe and reliable operation
• Use and maintain all tools in proper condition for tool maintenance
• Prepare maintenance activity reports and submit them to supervisor after finishing each activity for maintenance management, keep maintenance documentation updated
  

• High school diploma or vocational school in electrical and instrumentation and/or relevant work experience with electrical and instrumentation
  
• Successful completion of the site’s written and practical assessments
  
• Ability to work overtime is required
  
• Ability to work self-directed on the back shifts and weekends
  
• Required to pass a pre-employment drug screening and background check
  
• Required to train, qualify and respond as a member of the Emergency Response Team.
  
• Employees in safety critical positions, such as the Emergency Response Team members, are subject to random drug screening

• Parental leave
  
• 401(k)
  
• Health insurance
  
• Paid time off
  
• Vision insurance
  
• Dental insurance