Instrument Foreman

Matrix Service•Republic, WA

38d•Onsite

About The Position

The Instrumentation Foreman is responsible for inspection phases of Procurement activities to ensure that work produced by suppliers and subcontractors meet the quality objectives of the project. Conduct pre-work safety meetings and enforce strict site safety rules and environmental protocols. Verify that all instrument installations and tubing systems meet strict industry codes and project requirements.

Requirements

Minimum of three (5) years of mechanical, industrial or refinery maintenance supervisor experience.
Experience commissioning DCS’s (Digital Control Systems)
Experience working with pneumatic & hydraulic systems.
Experience with systems integration, instrumentation, networking, and communication.
Experience troubleshooting and/or installing.
Must pass craft test.
Complete Matrix Service Safety training, Process Safety Management training and Client / Site specific training.
Must be able to obtain and maintain an active status within the approved drug testing program.
Must maintain a current, valid driver's license and pass an MVR as a condition of employment.
Must pass Pre employment background check.

Responsibilities

Collaborate with Project managers and engineers to plan upcoming shutdowns, start-ups, and daily work schedules.
Document and submit daily work progress reports, track labor hours, and manage spare parts inventory.
Performing preventive and predictive maintenance inspections using diagnostic tools and test equipment and making necessary corrections to keep equipment from failing.
Supervise, schedule maintenance for repair work to be performed in a timely manner to minimize negative impact on mill production.
Review and interpret piping and instrumentation drawings (P&IDs) and control schematics to guide field installations.
Assign daily tasks to journeymen.
Writing work orders, recording maintenance results and reading and updating drawings and other documentation.
Installing, troubleshooting, diagnosing and repairing electrical and electronic systems, apparatuses, field devices, and components of industrial machinery and equipment.
Rebuilding valves and other instrument equipment.
Ensure the crew has the necessary materials, tools, and drawings to complete daily tasks.