I/E Technician
Core
Hands-on maintenance technician performing daily instrument, mechanical, and electrical repairs, troubleshooting, and preventive maintenance on industrial field equipment and control systems.
Role type
Instrumentation and Electrical Maintenance Technician
Builds
Maintains operational reliability of industrial plant equipment and control systems
Domain
Industrial Manufacturing / Process Control
Deliverable
physical/clinical work
Required skills
Instrumentation troubleshooting, electrical troubleshooting (low/medium/high voltage), PLC troubleshooting (Foxboro I/A, Allen Bradley), welding and fabrication, lathe and milling operations, assembly and rigging, equipment alignment and balancing, preventive maintenance execution, ladder diagram interpretation, SAP maintenance management system proficiency, mobile equipment operation (forklifts, lifts, trucks), hand and shop tool usage, field device calibration (flow meters, pressure transmitters, etc.)
Preferred skills
Instrument Electrical Certification, experience with analog and digital control systems
Technologies
Foxboro I/A systems, Allen Bradley PLCs, SAP maintenance management, volt and amp meters, meggers, D.C. voltage equipment, hot sticks, static trip test set, ground fault-testers
Responsibilities
Perform daily assignments of instrument, mechanical, or electrical nature; troubleshoot field controllers, probes, valves, and operators; calibrate field instruments; replace electric motors and check wiring; perform welding, fabrication, lathe, and milling functions; conduct preventive maintenance inspections and safety audits; communicate assignment status to supervisors and operations teams; respond to plant call-ins for emergency repairs.
Seniority
Entry to Mid-level, hands-on IC
