E&I Technician

Control Tech•Troy, PA

1d•$35 - $42

About The Position

The E&I Technician performs electrical and instrumentation activities, including fabricating, installing, inspecting, testing, adjusting, and repairing electronic, electro-mechanical, and pneumatic control circuits and systems. The role supports process control through installation and maintenance of instrumentation, troubleshooting, and equipment repair. The Technician uses test equipment, hand tools, pneumatic and electrical/electronic testing devices, and precision measuring instruments. The role also involves consulting manufacturer manuals, circuit diagrams, and blueprints to determine testing, construction, and maintenance procedures. The Technician participates in and complies with company safety programs and policies, and performs other duties as required.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent.
Minimum 3 years of field experience in electrical and instrumentation.
Basic computer knowledge and experience.
On-call support as required.
First Aid/CPR with AED, OSHA 30, and Safeland; OSHA 500 is preferred.
Successful completion of a pre-employment drug and alcohol test for safety-sensitive roles.
Completion of a criminal background check, with results assessed based on relevance to the position.
Verification of a clean driving record, as defined by Control Tech’s standards, such as no major violations and no more than 3 infractions in the past 5 years.

Nice To Haves

OSHA 500.

Responsibilities

Install process control and measurement instrumentation on existing and new field equipment and processes, including transmitters, controllers, analyzers, and control valves.
Perform mechanical work associated with instrument repair and modification, including removing and installing small piping and tubing.
Rebuild control valves and tune controllers.
Perform preventative maintenance on instrumentation, including calibration, replacement, and testing as required; maintain field instrument records and standards.
Provide support to operations in process control.
Troubleshoot equipment and systems.
Use test equipment and hand tools.
Consult manufacturer manuals, circuit diagrams, and blueprints to determine test, construction, and maintenance procedures.
Inspect and test instruments and systems using pneumatic, electrical/electronic testing devices, and precision measuring instruments to diagnose faults.
Repair and adjust system components, including sensors, transmitters, and programmable logic controllers; remove and replace defective parts.
Calibrate components and instruments according to manufacturers’ specifications.
Participate in and comply with company safety programs and policies.
Perform other duties as required.