I&C Construction Technician

Job Description

The ideal candidate takes pride in their hands-on work, technical ability, organizational skills, safety record and attention to detail.  They appreciate an environment where innovative and high-quality work is encouraged, noticed and rewarded and where individuals carry tremendous responsibility. 

Job Responsibilities

• Installs, terminates, troubleshoots, repairs, and calibrates electrical, controls equipment, and instrumentation using technical, interpersonal, and critical thinking skills
• Works with electronic control systems, including microprocessors, sensors, and final control elements in automated processes
• Supports controls engineering and facilities groups in troubleshooting, upgrading, and installing new systems
• Understands and applies principles of measuring levels, pressures, temperatures, flow, and analytical processes using instrumentation
• Consults manuals, reads, and interprets circuit diagrams, blueprints, and schematics for troubleshooting and repairs
• Produces as-built drawing markups for the design team and installs control/measurement instruments on plant equipment
• Demonstrates positive attitudes, excellent customer service, strong work ethics, and completes tasks in a timely manner

Job Requirements

• Preferred Technical Degree in Electrical/Electronic or Instrumentation
• 3-5 years of hands-on experience in process automation or electromechanical systems
• Working knowledge of low voltage electrical systems (24VDC to 480VAC) and networking/telecommunication wiring
• Proficient in using hand tools, multi-meters, testing equipment, and performing skilled termination of control devices
• Ability to read and interpret wiring diagrams, loop drawings, P&ID drawings, electrical prints, and schematics
• Strong troubleshooting skills in motor controls, variable frequency drives, programmable controllers, and electronic components
• Knowledge of HVAC, process instrumentation (pressure, level, differential pressure, temperature, and analytical), and controls valves, dampers, and actuators