IC&E Technician

Constellation Energy Generation, LLC.•Marion, TX

1d•Onsite

About The Position

Constellation is hiring an IC&E Technician I, II, or III at its Guadalupe Energy Center in Marion, Texas. The role maintains and repairs electrical equipment, instrumentation, plant electrical and control systems, and the plant Distributed Control System (DCS). It also monitors, maintains, and repairs gas turbine and steam turbine control systems, generators, transformers, and switchgear. The technician performs routine troubleshooting and uses a Computerized Maintenance Management System (CMMS) to organize and carry out maintenance. The role helps optimize preventative maintenance to meet original equipment manufacturer recommendations, regulatory requirements, and company maintenance practices. It also requires keeping logs, manuals, records, blueprints, and operating procedures organized and professional, and providing written reports on control-system conditions when required. Safe work practices and compliance with safety and health policies are integral to the role. The position performs complex technical service and support, makes decisions on non-routine or escalated issues, and independently prioritizes and completes work. The technician checks their own work and may check others’ work, resolves complex technical issues, and works under limited supervision. The role may include guiding others’ work within management-defined schedules and providing on-the-job training in complex technical areas. The level offered—Technician I, II, or III—depends on the applicable minimum qualifications. The expected hourly salary ranges are $34.2125–$42.7654 for IC&E Technician I, $38.3180–$47.8975 for IC&E Technician II, and $42.9162–$53.6452 for IC&E Technician III.

Requirements

High school diploma, degree from a technical or vocational school, or equivalent.
Journey-level specialized technical knowledge of the function for Technician I and II; senior-level recognized technical expertise in the technician’s own and possibly related functions for Technician III.
Experience in instrument/electrical and control system applications: 2 years for Technician I; 2–5 years for Technician II; 5 years for Technician III.
Must have and maintain a valid driver’s license.
Strong mechanical aptitude and advanced understanding of chemistry, physics, electricity, and mathematics.
Experience with DCS programming and configuration.
Basic certifications or licenses for Technician I and II; advanced certifications or licenses for Technician III.

Responsibilities

Maintain and repair electrical equipment and instrumentation.
Monitor, maintain, and repair the plant Distributed Control System (DCS).
Monitor, maintain, and repair gas turbine and steam turbine control systems, generators, transformers, and switchgear.
Maintain, calibrate, and repair plant electrical, instrumentation, and control systems.
Perform routine troubleshooting activities.
Use the Computerized Maintenance Management System (CMMS) to organize and carry out required maintenance.
Optimize the plant preventative maintenance program to meet OEM recommendations, regulatory requirements, and corporate maintenance practices.
Maintain logs, manuals, records, blueprints, and operating procedures in a neat and professional manner.
Provide written reports on control-system conditions when required.
Incorporate safe behavior into work activities, comply with safety and health policies and procedures, and help identify and eliminate or manage risks.
Perform complex technical service and support duties and make decisions on non-routine or escalated technical issues.
Prioritize and execute work independently, check own work, and resolve complex technical issues.
May check others’ work, guide others in completing scheduled tasks, and provide on-the-job skills training in complex technical areas.