Instrumentation Technician

Job Summary:

Responsibilities:
 

• Evaluate and recommend suitable instrumentation devices for diverse applications.
• Investigate, troubleshoot, and contribute to resolving major breakdowns on a large scale.
• Coordinate and oversee minor projects.
• Liaise with contractors effectively.
• Diagnose and repair various components, processes, and equipment.
• Perform electrical repairs following Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) and Preventive Maintenance (PM) protocols.
• Interpret electrical and controls layouts and communicate necessary revisions.
• Troubleshoot and adjust PLC and HMI programs. Install, configure, and calibrate instruments and devices.
• Deliver electrical SOP training sessions to technicians.
• Conduct safety and efficiency tests on equipment.
• Utilize a range of electrical troubleshooting equipment such as O-scopes, multi-meters, amp probes, megometers, etc.
• Support Industrial Technicians in mechanical repairs and installations.
• Utilize basic instruments for machine condition monitoring.
• Contribute to the plant's lubrication program.
• Actively participate in the company's Safety Program.
• Be available for overtime work as needed.

Assist the plant with additional tasks as assigned.
 
 Requirements:

• Three to five years of relevant experience and/or training.
•  Flexibility to work on-call, during nights, and on weekends.
•  Proficiency in Siemens S7 (300, 400, 1500) and familiarity with specific programming standards.