Electrician II

Energy Transfer•Houston, TX

6h•Onsite

About The Position

This role involves the installation, calibration, and maintenance of instrumentation and electrical equipment within the tank farm, as well as other assigned tasks that personnel can safely perform. The position requires a strong understanding of electrical principles and the ability to troubleshoot and repair a wide range of electrical equipment. The individual will also be responsible for configuring and commissioning new equipment, interpreting technical drawings, and utilizing computer software for data management. Safety is paramount, and the role includes performing Job Safety Analyses (JSAs), adhering to Electrical Safe Work Practices (NFPA 70E), and determining appropriate PPE based on arc flash potential. The job also involves operating mobile equipment, using test equipment, and performing physically demanding tasks in various environmental conditions.

Requirements

High School Diploma or equivalent required.
Proficient (perform with limited assistance) with Microsoft Access, Excel, Word, PowerPoint.
2-4 years of direct experience working in a maintenance role in an industrial plant, refinery and/or chemical industry.
Ability to adjust schedule to meet business demands.
Working knowledge of Electrical Safe Work Practices (NFPA 70E).
Experience with electrical distribution switchgear protective relay systems maintenance and testing (HFOCTO has its own electrical substation).
Ability to work independently, using manuals and other information to troubleshoot and improve understanding of equipment.
Ability to communicate effectively with others including providing clear explanations, constructive listening, and asking questions as appropriate.
Good written communication skills pertaining to documenting inspection and repair information.
Ability to identify and evaluate problems including approach, possible alternative solutions, and conclusions.
Knowledge and ability to determine the kind of tools and equipment needed to do a job.
Ability to concentrate on a task over an extended period of time without being distracted.
Ability to choose appropriate actions considering relative costs and benefits.
Ability to stay productive with or without assigned tasks.
Working experience with 3 phase medium voltage to 12,470 Volts.
Must have a valid Driver’s license
Must have a TWIC card

Nice To Haves

Prefer Journeyman Electrical or Instrument Technician; or related field.
Familiarity with P & ID's, Loop Drawings, Controllers, Digital Signals, preferred.
2-year Electrical Technology degree, certificate or equivalent.
Apprenticeship program or technical school background is desirable.

Responsibilities

Communicating all safety concerns and incidents to supervisor immediately.
Communicating work status, findings, and improvement opportunities to supervision.
Obtaining appropriate work permits and performs a Job Safety Analysis (JSA) prior to starting work.
Understanding the tank farm’s electrical infrastructure and general electrical principles to work efficiently and effectively.
Troubleshooting, repairing, and performing other maintenance tasks on electrical equipment including electric motors, protective relays, starter controls, VFDs, wiring systems, overhead lines, heat tracing systems, uninterruptable power supplies, batteries, generators, lighting fixtures, cord sets, grounding, etc.
Configuring, installing, and commissioning new electrical equipment.
Researching and retrieving equipment information using the internet, plant equipment files, and communication with vendors.
Reading and interpreting loop drawings, P&IDs, wiring schematics, single line diagrams, etc.
Using computers and software applications to enter and retrieve data.
Determining appropriate tools and levels of PPE required for work based on arc flash potential and electrical safety considerations.
Operating all available mobile equipment including aerial lifts, scissor lifts, and bucket trucks, fork lifts.
Effectively using test equipment including multi-meters, insulation testers (meggers), battery testers, and signal generators.
Performing work activities that include pulling, lifting, twisting, working in confined spaces, and on elevated platforms requiring fall protection.
Providing proper housekeeping of work areas, vehicles, and tools.
Performing any other tasks as assigned by management to the level of training of the individual.