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2nd Shift Senior Instrumentation Technician
Sunday through Wed; 4x10 hours; 2nd shift starts at noon.
Duties:
Provides technical support, support the coordination of work activities, and follows established priorities within a team to ensure customer service needs are met.
Ability to trouble shoot across all site automation technologies.
Resolves issues and improves operations by making necessary logic changes, recommending, and executing equipment upgrades, and assists in developing new processes and procedures.
Performs calibrations and associated corrective actions on production, facility, and utility equipment. Maintains equipment by providing troubleshooting to ensure equipment performance is reliable and meets expectations.
This not only includes adjusting, repairing, and replacing components (sensors, cables, connectors, control boards, etc.), but also independent analysis of communications and configuration of systems and controllers.
Performs preventive, corrective, or emergency work orders and respond to service calls while the plant is in operation, which may include off-shift periods and weekends.
Corrective work may include replacing electrical or powered component, including multiple phase motors.
Assists in the review of PLC or HMI program logic during certifications or troubleshooting to better understand deviations from proper operation.
Develops or updates machine logic and execute test protocols either independently or developed by Engineering and under their direction, depending on the complexity for the scope.
Maintains primary, secondary and/or working calibration standards.
Reviews calibration data sheets for departmental calibration standards to ensure standards are within manufacturer's stated tolerances.
Identify out-of-tolerance conditions and communicate results as required by SOP.Executes test protocols developed by self or others (Reliability and/or Engineers) in support of the qualification of new and existing equipment.
Consults with Engineer/Reliability, vendor, or project manager on results and feedback.
This may include support for Factory Acceptance Testing (FAT) or Site Acceptance Testing (SAT) and related travel.
Works independently or with Reliability and Engineers on projects and improvement initiatives to ensure equipment meets site standards.
Reviews project designs and make recommendations for automation, measurement equipment, or calibration standards.
Reviews and provide final approval (closing) on technician work orders.
Develops or guide the development of metrics and information to be used in root cause analysis (RCA) meetings.
Actively participates in and RCA meetings to identify and resolve calibration and equipment issues on a real time basis and improve business performance.
Skills:
Experience in related technology: instrumentation, measurement, control, and /or troubleshooting.
Minimum of 5 years' experience with a demonstrated understanding of calibration methodology, loop-checking, advanced maintenance and repair of instrumentation, automation, process control systems, and troubleshooting.
Understanding of equipment start-up and project support.
Working knowledge of schematics, P&ID drawings, and ISA symbols & numbering.
Strong written and verbal communication skills, detail orientation and the ability to work independently or within a team environment.
Ability and willingness to maintain accurate records.
Ability and willingness to maintain accurate records.
Demonstrated ability to learn and apply all relevant Work Instructions and Standard Operating Procedures and other regulatory requirements. Attention to detail, safety, quality and customer requirements.
Demonstrate a high level of personal motivation and initiative.
Ability to adapt and be flexible with daily work assignment changes as well as a continuously improving work environment.
Ability to make decisions within the scope of operating policies and procedures.
Skills and Experience:
Required Skills:
SCHEMATICS
HMI
INSTRUMENTATION
SENSORS
CALIBRATION
Additional Skills:
MAINTENANCE
OPERATIONS
PROCESS CONTROL
ROOT CAUSE ANALYSIS
CUSTOMER SERVICE
RETAIL SALES
HUMAN MACHINE INTERFACE
CLOSING
CALIBRATIONS
PROJECT SUPPORT
METRICS
SOP
TECHNICAL SUPPORT
USER ACCEPTANCE
REAL TIME
EXCELLENT WRITTEN AND VERBAL COMMUNICATION SKILLS
CUSTOMER SERVICE ORIENTED
PROGRAMMABLE LOGIC CONTROLLER
WINS
Sunday through Wed; 4x10 hours; 2nd shift starts at noon.
Duties:
Provides technical support, support the coordination of work activities, and follows established priorities within a team to ensure customer service needs are met.
Ability to trouble shoot across all site automation technologies.
Resolves issues and improves operations by making necessary logic changes, recommending, and executing equipment upgrades, and assists in developing new processes and procedures.
Performs calibrations and associated corrective actions on production, facility, and utility equipment. Maintains equipment by providing troubleshooting to ensure equipment performance is reliable and meets expectations.
This not only includes adjusting, repairing, and replacing components (sensors, cables, connectors, control boards, etc.), but also independent analysis of communications and configuration of systems and controllers.
Performs preventive, corrective, or emergency work orders and respond to service calls while the plant is in operation, which may include off-shift periods and weekends.
Corrective work may include replacing electrical or powered component, including multiple phase motors.
Assists in the review of PLC or HMI program logic during certifications or troubleshooting to better understand deviations from proper operation.
Develops or updates machine logic and execute test protocols either independently or developed by Engineering and under their direction, depending on the complexity for the scope.
Maintains primary, secondary and/or working calibration standards.
Reviews calibration data sheets for departmental calibration standards to ensure standards are within manufacturer's stated tolerances.
Identify out-of-tolerance conditions and communicate results as required by SOP.Executes test protocols developed by self or others (Reliability and/or Engineers) in support of the qualification of new and existing equipment.
Consults with Engineer/Reliability, vendor, or project manager on results and feedback.
This may include support for Factory Acceptance Testing (FAT) or Site Acceptance Testing (SAT) and related travel.
Works independently or with Reliability and Engineers on projects and improvement initiatives to ensure equipment meets site standards.
Reviews project designs and make recommendations for automation, measurement equipment, or calibration standards.
Reviews and provide final approval (closing) on technician work orders.
Develops or guide the development of metrics and information to be used in root cause analysis (RCA) meetings.
Actively participates in and RCA meetings to identify and resolve calibration and equipment issues on a real time basis and improve business performance.
Skills:
Experience in related technology: instrumentation, measurement, control, and /or troubleshooting.
Minimum of 5 years' experience with a demonstrated understanding of calibration methodology, loop-checking, advanced maintenance and repair of instrumentation, automation, process control systems, and troubleshooting.
Understanding of equipment start-up and project support.
Working knowledge of schematics, P&ID drawings, and ISA symbols & numbering.
Strong written and verbal communication skills, detail orientation and the ability to work independently or within a team environment.
Ability and willingness to maintain accurate records.
Ability and willingness to maintain accurate records.
Demonstrated ability to learn and apply all relevant Work Instructions and Standard Operating Procedures and other regulatory requirements. Attention to detail, safety, quality and customer requirements.
Demonstrate a high level of personal motivation and initiative.
Ability to adapt and be flexible with daily work assignment changes as well as a continuously improving work environment.
Ability to make decisions within the scope of operating policies and procedures.
Skills and Experience:
Required Skills:
SCHEMATICS
HMI
INSTRUMENTATION
SENSORS
CALIBRATION
Additional Skills:
MAINTENANCE
OPERATIONS
PROCESS CONTROL
ROOT CAUSE ANALYSIS
CUSTOMER SERVICE
RETAIL SALES
HUMAN MACHINE INTERFACE
CLOSING
CALIBRATIONS
PROJECT SUPPORT
METRICS
SOP
TECHNICAL SUPPORT
USER ACCEPTANCE
REAL TIME
EXCELLENT WRITTEN AND VERBAL COMMUNICATION SKILLS
CUSTOMER SERVICE ORIENTED
PROGRAMMABLE LOGIC CONTROLLER
WINS
