Instrument Mechanic

LANXESS Canada Co./Cie•Toronto, ON

7d•Onsite

About The Position

The Instrument Mechanic will safely complete Instrument and Electrical tasks as scheduled or assigned, coordinating Instrument/Electrical jobs with other crafts, work groups, and contractors. This role involves planning, installing, and testing according to recognized electrical practices and in compliance with Ontario Hydro Electrical Standards, within a variety of apparatus, control equipment, wiring, and power equipment for light and power systems. The position requires working with Production & Maintenance to obtain, verify, and sign permits, and maintaining high ethical and behavioral standards. The successful candidate will maintain good knowledge of the group backlog and overall site team priorities. Work schedules may include overtime and on-call availability, which is an expectation of employment. The role is responsible for craft compliance to all LANXESS Procedures and Standards, providing feedback/review on I&E Job Plans, Work Procedures, Quality Standards, and MI Procedures. Accountability extends to ensuring all Instrument/Electrical deficiencies/findings have a Work Notification and for timely completion of all I&E Work Histories, including documentation. The position involves attending scheduled meetings with informative, detailed communication to site teams and maintaining ISO 9001 & 14000 calibration verification & documentation. Additional responsibilities include working with other maintenance staff to develop short-term work plans & PM schedules, obtaining part or service quotations from suppliers, developing Instrument/Electrical Work Procedures, MI procedures and forms, assisting in the development of an Instrument/Electrical Skills Matrix, conducting Mechanical Integrity work (specifically Critical Interlock testing of instrumentation), and entering Time Confirmations and Materials against Work Orders.

Requirements

Commitment to Safety Excellence.
A valid Ontario Electrician’s license (442A Industrial Electrician) or (447A Instrumentation and Control Technician) or completion of Instrumentation & Control Engineering Technology Diploma.
Strong background in Instrumentation in the chemical industry.
Competent in electrical work as it relates to the chemical industry environment.
SAP PM or similar C.M.M.S. combined with strong instrumentation experience.

Nice To Haves

Experience with DCS (Delta V) is a considerable asset.

Responsibilities

Safely complete Instrument and Electrical tasks as scheduled or assigned.
Coordinate Instrument/Electrical jobs with other crafts, work groups, and contractors.
Plan, install, and test according to recognized electrical practices and in compliance with Ontario Hydro Electrical Standards.
Work with Production & Maintenance to obtain, verify, and sign permits.
Maintain high ethical and behavioral standards, building and encouraging positive behavior within the group (safety, quality, cleanliness).
Maintain good knowledge of the group backlog and overall priorities of site teams.
Be available for overtime and on-call duties as required.
Ensure craft compliance to all LANXESS Procedures and Standards.
Provide feedback/review on all I&E Job Plans, Work Procedures, Quality Standards, and MI Procedures.
Ensure all Instrument/Electrical deficiencies/findings have a Work Notification.
Complete and submit all I&E Work Histories on time.
Attend scheduled meetings providing informative detailed communication to site teams.
Maintain ISO 9001 & 14000 calibration verification & documentation.
Work with other maintenance staff to develop short-term work plans & PM schedules.
Work with suppliers to obtain part or service quotations.
Develop Instrument/Electrical Work Procedures, MI procedures and forms.
Assist in development of Instrument/Electrical Skills Matrix.
Conduct Mechanical Integrity work, including Critical Interlock testing of instrumentation.
Enter Time Confirmations and Materials against Work Orders on all jobs.
Perform other tasks as scheduled or assigned.