Instrumentation Electrical Tech

Essential Functions:

• Maintain and install pneumatic, hydraulic, electronic and computer based control systems, and telemetry stations.
• Carries out a planned preventive maintenance program.
• Repairs, calibrates, trouble shoots and analyzes instruments and control systems.
• Install, maintain and adjust radio RF transmitters, receivers, power supplies and associated equipment.
• Inspect and repair instrumentation sensors, transducers, transmitters, PC's, PLC's, VFD's and associated peripherals.
• Modifies or improves equipment for best operation.
• Analyzes, isolates faults, maintains and repairs motor control panels, variable frequency drives, programmable logic controllers, wiring and lighting systems in and around buildings.
• Performs trouble shooting on a variety of electrical equipment to locate and diagnose source of trouble.
• Requisitions necessary parts or components.
• Maintains records in a computerized maintenance Management Systems (CMMS).
• Occasionally serves as lead for one or more employees. 
• Overtime work may be required to meet operational needs.
• This role offers a 4-day work week schedule, Monday through Thursday day shift.

Additional Responsibilities:

May perform related work as required or as delegated by supervisor.

• Stationary Position:
• Move/Traverse:
• Stationary Position/Seated:
• Transport/Lifting:
• Transport/Carrying:
• Exerting Force/Pushing:
• Exerting Force/Pulling:
• Ascend/Descend:
• Balancing:
• Position Self/Stooping:
• Position Self/Kneeling:
• Position Self/Crouching:
• Position Self/Crawling:
• Reaching:
• Handling:
• Grasping:
• Feeling:
• Communicate/Talking:
• Communicate/Hearing:
• Repetitive Motions:
• Coordination:

• Extreme cold:
• Extreme heat:
• Humid:
• Wet :
• Noise:
• Hazards:
• Temperature Change:
• Atmospheric Conditions:
• Vibration:

• Graduation from high school, or equivalent, and appropriate vocational school with specialized training in industrial plant electronics, pneumatic and process control instrumentation equipment.
• Five years of combined electrical/instrumentation experience required.  Preferably in the maintenance, installation and calibration of industrial electrical/instrumentation equipment. 
• Must be comfortable working with 480v and 4160v electrical equipment. 

• Considerable knowledge of pneumatic, electrical, hydraulic and electronic control equipment with emphasis on calibration and analysis.
• Considerable knowledge of electrical codes.
• Considerable skill in the use of test equipment such as manometer, volt-ohms meter, oscilloscope, lap top computers and other pneumatic and electronic control elementaries.
• Ability to understand wiring diagrams and blueprints of electrical installations.
• Ability to maintain records in a Computerized Maintenance Management Systems (CMMS) and prepare reports.