Instrument Mechanic

NRG•Pekin, IL

12d•$36 - $54•Onsite

About The Position

Welcome to the intersection of energy and home services. At NRG, we’re all about propelling the next generation of leaders forward. We are driven by our passion to create a smarter, cleaner and more connected future. We deliver innovative solutions that make our customers’ lives easier—helping them power, protect, and intelligently manage their homes and businesses. To do this, we need creative and talented people to join our company. We offer a dynamic work environment and a unified and inclusive culture. NRG fosters a strong sense of belonging that leads to better collaboration and business performance. Our company programs are designed to help employees develop the skills they need for success now and in the future. In everything we do, we aim to champion our employees and bring value to our customers, investors and society. More information is available at www.nrg.com. Connect with NRG on Facebook, LinkedIn, and follow us on Twitter @nrgenergy.

Requirements

High School degree or equivalent education
Knowledge of job safety requirements
Strong verbal and written communications skills
Interpersonal skills
Demonstrated ability to learn

Nice To Haves

Two year EET Degree or EAS Electronic Automated Systems Degree or equivalent
Journeymen level experience
Knowledge of Bailey, Loveland, Allen Bradley, Westinghouse WDPF or similar systems

Responsibilities

Locate and correct trouble in control systems and instruments of combustion equipment, turbines, chlorinators, water treatment systems and station auxiliary equipment.
Inspect, maintain, clean, calibrate, replace, and repair electrical and mechanical instruments and controls.
Inspect, clean, maintain, adjust, calibrate, and repair such instruments as manometers, gauges, flow meters, thermometers, air operated control valves, and other mechanical instrument and control devices.
Read, interpret, and implement technical information found in manufacturers and OEM technical manuals, electrical and mechanical P & IDs, and operating and maintenance procedures.
Test electronic equipment and replace defective components.
Prepare work permits and administer the SAFE Access to Plant, or similar systems, as it applies to the equipment under the control of the Instrument Mechanic.
Request the ordering of replacement parts and other necessary supplies.
Test electronic circuits.
Assist in the planning and layout of jobs including parts and equipment identification and ordering needed to complete the job.
Prepare work orders and input data into work history file.
Operate forklifts and other mobile equipment as required.
Maintain equipment repair history in MIMS and other technology based computer systems.
Participate in ongoing training to maintain and enhance skills required to perform all Instrument Mechanic duties and assist in the training of others.
Assist other job classifications as may be required.
Write calibration procedures, interpret technical manuals, read electrical and mechanical blueprints, schematics, and preventive maintenance procedures and practices.
Perform basic technical skills such as soldering, pipe fitting, diagnose and troubleshoot problems with mechanical, electrical, hydraulic, and pneumatic control systems.
Safe control and operation of plant equipment, within limits, for maximum efficiency and output.
Is a member of the station’s fire brigade or acts as station fire guide for outside fire departments.
Perform all activities in accordance with applicable health, safety, and environmental standards.
Utilize computer and other technology based work management systems as may be required in performing work duties.
Perform all activities in a high quality manner to achieve best industry practice.
Perform general cleaning and housekeeping duties.
Interact with station personnel, contractors, and others to perform instrument mechanic functions.
Respond to overtime requests as needed.
Handle special assignments.
Perform related work as required.