ELECTRICAL & INSTRUMENTATION TECHNICIAN

Applicant must demonstrate the ability and proficiency to perform essential job functions such as:

• Respond to and or assist others in the repair of electrical, instrumentation and controls due to equipment failures.
• Maintenance of equipment based on written documentation pertaining to the job, including documenting all maintenance and work orders using the companies’ Computerized Maintenance Management Software (CMMS) program, i.e. SAP.
• Read and apply processes and procedures according to installation, operating and maintenance manuals;
• Operate overhead cranes, forklift and man lift;
• Experience and proficiency in trouble shooting, installation, maintenance, repair and testing of:
  • Power distribution equipment, 4160V, 480V, 240V, 208V,120V,
    • Note: 13.8 Kv equipment – is a plus

• Power transformers, unit substations
• MV and LV Switchgear
• MCC’s
• Variable Speed Dives, VFD’s
• Power and lighting panel boards

• Instrumentation and Controls

• Analog and digital control loops, 24 Vdc
• PLC’s and HMI screens
• Modulating control and actuated isolation valves
• Various instruments and control devices, i.e. transmitters, switches, etc.
• Instrument calibration

• Experience and proficiency in trouble shooting and installing power, instrumentation and control systems.

• Perform calculations for sizing raceways, cable / wire and breakers according to NEC.
• Providing Material Take-Off’s (MTO) for installations, parts required, etc.
• Installation of raceway, wiring, terminations

• Ability to pass the “Ramsay” job skills aptitude test
• High School diploma – or equivalent.
• Experience working as an electrician
• Technician/ trouble shooting skills
• Use of tools, i.e.
  tape measure, Meggers, multi-meters and other related test equipment.
• Perform mathematical calculations pertaining to the job.
• Ability to work shifts upon plant familiarity and training
• Good communication skills and interface with other crafts