I/E Maintenance Technician

Shell•Monaca, PA

1d•$49•Onsite

About The Position

As an Instrumentation and Electrical Maintenance Technician, your responsibilities may include, but are not limited to the following in accordance with relevant codes. Accountabilities: Troubleshooting DCS (Digital Control System) control interfaces; level, flow, and pressure measurement equipment; vibration measurement instrumentation; low, medium, and high voltage equipment; and power generation and distribution equipment. Read and understand piping/instrument and electrical drawings of instrumentation, control, power, and metering circuitry. Remove, repair, maintain, and test emergency shutdown valves and control valves. Understanding of proper application of pressure-rated piping/tubing fittings associated with various equipment (manual sample stations, control valves, instrumentation, etc.). Diagnose and apply results using various test equipment. Apply Electrical Safety Rules in accordance with site and OSHA standards. Record work history and submit feedback for continuous improvement of maintenance plans, policies, and procedures. Troubleshoot and repair instrument or electrical systems. Perform routine installation and calibration of instrument or electrical systems. Ability to perform reactive or preventative maintenance of instrument or electrical systems and components.

Requirements

Must be authorized to work in the United States on a permanent basis without the requirement of a work visa
Must be at least 18 years of age
Must have a high school diploma or equivalent required
Must have minimum of 5 years’ instrumentation industry experience with a minimum of 4 years within the chemical and refining industry
Troubleshooting and operating a Process Control System or DCS control interfaces (experience with Emerson DeltaV is a plus)
Experience maintaining and troubleshooting various process instrumentation (pressure, flow, temperature, custody transfer, weight, etc.)
Experience with installation, testing, troubleshooting, and repair of fire and gas detection equipment and control systems (experience with Det-Tronics is a plus)
Install, test, and troubleshoot Programmable Logic Controllers (PLCs), including correcting ladder logic (Allen-Bradley, Siemens PCS7, GE Mark VII)
Troubleshooting, calibration, and making field repairs to control valves, positioners, and actuators
Experience bending and creating new tubing runs (Swagelok or Parker)
Detailed knowledge of HART-based communicators
Must be able to read, write, and speak English fluently and understand operating procedures
Must possess and maintain a current, valid license to operate a motor vehicle in the United States
Willing to work outside in inclement weather with or without accommodation
Willing to work in compact and confined spaces with or without accommodation
Willing to climb ladders, walk up and down steps, and work at heights with or without accommodation
Must be willing to work in an environment that requires the daily use of computers (i.e., iOS, MS Suite, SAP)
Must be willing to be trained and maintain certification to operate motorized lifting equipment such as man-lifts, cranes, trucks, forklifts, etc., to support craft activities
Must be willing to respond to emergencies; successful candidates must reside within 60 minutes of the site or be willing to relocate within 60 minutes of the site without relocation assistance
Willing to work holidays, nights, weekends, and overtime supporting run and maintain schedules, holdovers, outages, turnarounds, etc.
Willing to be on call and meet call-out standards to respond to site responsibilities and emergencies
As part of the pre-employment selection process, candidates are required to submit to and receive satisfactory results from all pre-employment background, medical, and reference checks, including hair and fluid (saliva or urine) drug testing
Willing to support the company’s drug-free work environment, which will include random drug and alcohol screenings
Willing to take and achieve satisfactory results on Shell’s pre-employment testing battery
With proper training, willing and able to lift 40 lbs. with or without accommodation, and able to use safe lifting techniques with the use of heavy equipment
Willing to support and comply with the company’s harassment-free work environment policy
Willing to support and comply with the company’s safety policies and initiatives
Willing to support and comply with the company’s diversity and inclusion work practices
Willing to be clean-shaven and work while wearing a respirator or Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus (SCBA) as necessary
Please note that there is an Online Assessment which is required for this position. In order to be considered, you must complete the assessment and receive a passing score, even if you have taken previous assessments. Please review your Workday tasks, directions and instructions in order to ensure you complete the required test within the provided timeframe

Nice To Haves

Industry-accredited training or apprenticeship program in instrumentation is preferred
Associate degrees in Industrial Maintenance are preferred
Military Maintenance School is preferred

Responsibilities

Troubleshooting DCS (Digital Control System) control interfaces; level, flow, and pressure measurement equipment; vibration measurement instrumentation; low, medium, and high voltage equipment; and power generation and distribution equipment
Read and understand piping/instrument and electrical drawings of instrumentation, control, power, and metering circuitry
Remove, repair, maintain, and test emergency shutdown valves and control valves
Understanding of proper application of pressure-rated piping/tubing fittings associated with various equipment (manual sample stations, control valves, instrumentation, etc.)
Diagnose and apply results using various test equipment
Apply Electrical Safety Rules in accordance with site and OSHA standards
Record work history and submit feedback for continuous improvement of maintenance plans, policies, and procedures
Troubleshoot and repair instrument or electrical systems
Perform routine installation and calibration of instrument or electrical systems
Ability to perform reactive or preventative maintenance of instrument or electrical systems and components

Benefits

medical
dental
vision coverage
life Insurance
Business Travel Accident Insurance
Occupational Accidental Death Benefit programs
company pension plan
401(k) plan
Paid leave includes up to 6 weeks of paid vacation time
up to 11 paid holidays
parental leave offering 16 weeks of paid leave for birthing parents, and 8 weeks of paid leave for non-birthing parents
short-term disability leave for up to 26 weeks at 100% or 50% of base pay
Long-Term Disability insurance
financial reimbursement for adoption
wellness
education
personal learning expenses
discretionary long-term incentives