Instrument & Electrical Technician

AdvanSix•Chesapeake, VA

13h•$37 - $56

About The Position

The Instrumentation-Electrical (I&E) Technician diagnoses problems with instrument and electrical systems and services, troubleshoots, repairs or replaces, aligns, and maintains instrument and electrical systems and components, motor control circuits, power supplies, and PLCs. The technician works safely, efficiently, and reliably in accordance with company policies, procedures, and established work practices. Participation in the Plant Emergency Response Team is a condition of employment.

Requirements

Associate’s degree in industrial electrical/electronic technology, industrial maintenance, or a similar certification.
Five years of industrial Instrumentation-Electrical Maintenance experience.
Ability to read and interpret electrical, electronic, hydraulic, pneumatic, and instrumentation drawings and schematics.
Demonstrated knowledge of PLCs and CNCs.
Demonstrated knowledge of 480-volt MCC and power distribution systems.
Ability to read, write, speak, and comprehend English.
Ability to communicate effectively verbally and in writing with diverse cross-functional groups.
Organizational skills and ability to perform and prioritize multiple tasks.
Proficient computer skills to use requisite software applications effectively.
Ability to operate equipment including hand, power, diagnostic, and machine tools.
Ability to safely lift up to 50 pounds individually and up to 100 pounds with assistance.
Ability to frequently reach, twist, walk, stretch, bend, kneel, climb, and stoop.
Ability to work in a non-climate-controlled environment and around heated equipment.
Ability to wear and work in required personal protective equipment.

Nice To Haves

Basic programming knowledge and ability to understand code and troubleshoot.
Experience with hydraulics and pneumatics.
Mechanical background, including troubleshooting skills.

Responsibilities

Troubleshoot critical equipment when it fails.
Troubleshoot AC and DC electronics using electronic test equipment such as VOMs, oscilloscopes, meggers, and calibrators.
Apply electrical codes and standards.
Read and interpret electrical, electronic, hydraulic, pneumatic, and instrumentation drawings, schematics, and technical manuals.
Install, troubleshoot, maintain, and repair PLC and/or DCS hardware, software, and controls.
Diagnose and repair AC and DC motors and control circuits.
Maintain 480/240-volt three-phase MCC and power distribution systems.
Replace electrical control devices, including limit, proximity, and photo switches, and pneumatic and hydraulic valves.
Repair instrumentation and control devices for pressure, flow, level, and temperature.
Perform standard electrical installations, including bending conduit and pulling wire.
Perform preventive and predictive maintenance.
Move and set up equipment as needed.
Wire equipment and electrical drops within a high-voltage area.
Install and repair electrical, mechanical, and pneumatic industrial equipment.
Operate aerial work platforms.
Work safely, efficiently, and reliably in accordance with company policies, procedures, and established work practices.
Participate in the Plant Emergency Response Team.

Benefits

Competitive compensation and periodic pay rate adjustments based on market competitiveness.
Medical, dental, and vision insurance.
Wellness programs.
Paid holidays and paid time off, including vacation.
401(k) with a competitive company match.
Health savings account eligibility and flexible spending account eligibility.
Tuition reimbursement for continued education, certifications, training, and development.
Eligibility to purchase company stock.
Employer-provided short-term disability benefits and eligibility to purchase long-term disability benefits.
Employer-provided basic life insurance and eligibility to purchase voluntary life coverage.
Employee assistance program.
Certain roles may be eligible for discretionary incentive pay, equity awards, and participation in a deferred compensation plan.