Electrical Controls Technician I

Enbridge•Bald Knob, AR

About The Position

Ensuring the safe, reliable and efficient operation of pipeline facilities is what the Electrical Controls Maintenance Technicians here at Enbridge excel at. If you thrive on troubleshooting and resolving electrical components, then please apply now! What you will do: Maintains electrical systems and equipment (such as switchgear, motors, generators, pumps, fans, & and 115KV sub-yards). Maintains DC electrical systems and equipment (such as batteries, chargers, rectifiers and inverters). Maintains station and unit level electrical control systems and their components (such as PLCs, HMIs and control networks). Maintains station and unit level electrical control system end devices (such as motor controls, pressure transmitters, pressure switches, temperature sensors, limit switches, solenoids and actuators). Maintains safety systems and their components (such as ESD panels, gas detectors, flame detectors and manual activation switches). On occasion, can direct other qualified employees in the performance of routine electrical controls-related activities. Work with significant independence on standard assignments. Demonstrate a detailed understanding of Enbridge Safety Policies and Procedures and act in accordance with them at all times. Participate in design reviews with the ability to decipher diagrammatic/one-line drawings Ensure that all pertinent records are accurate, current and that preventative maintenance schedules are timely. Serve as a backup E/C Maintenance Tech at other locations on an as needed basis Assessing and ensuring situations are safe to perform the work required and the most effective way of carrying out the work. Ability to trouble shoot issues related to electrical and control systems. Recognizes and reacts to abnormal conditions associated with duties.

Requirements

Valid Commercial Driver’s License.
High school diploma or equivalent.
Electrical/Controls, Electrical Engineering or Controls Technology, Electronics Technology, or a related field or equivalent education and/or experience.
Minimal directly relevant experience (electrical/instrumentation experience in an industrial type setting)
Competent in NFPE 70E Code & Arc Flash Safety
You reside or are willing to reside within 30 miles of assigned location
Must be willing to work overtime, weekends, be on call and standby, and travel overnight as required

Nice To Haves

Possesses the desire to learn and advance, as an Electrical Controls Technician.
Associate’s Degree in a relevant technical field.
Working knowledge of operations used in the maintenance of these facilities.
Strong mechanical aptitude.
Experience in Natural Gas or industrial processes.

Responsibilities

Maintains electrical systems and equipment (such as switchgear, motors, generators, pumps, fans, & and 115KV sub-yards).
Maintains DC electrical systems and equipment (such as batteries, chargers, rectifiers and inverters).
Maintains station and unit level electrical control systems and their components (such as PLCs, HMIs and control networks).
Maintains station and unit level electrical control system end devices (such as motor controls, pressure transmitters, pressure switches, temperature sensors, limit switches, solenoids and actuators).
Maintains safety systems and their components (such as ESD panels, gas detectors, flame detectors and manual activation switches).
On occasion, can direct other qualified employees in the performance of routine electrical controls-related activities.
Work with significant independence on standard assignments.
Demonstrate a detailed understanding of Enbridge Safety Policies and Procedures and act in accordance with them at all times.
Participate in design reviews with the ability to decipher diagrammatic/one-line drawings
Ensure that all pertinent records are accurate, current and that preventative maintenance schedules are timely.
Serve as a backup E/C Maintenance Tech at other locations on an as needed basis
Assessing and ensuring situations are safe to perform the work required and the most effective way of carrying out the work.
Ability to trouble shoot issues related to electrical and control systems.
Recognizes and reacts to abnormal conditions associated with duties.