Instrument Technician

Energy Transfer•Sinking Spring, PA

9d•Onsite

About The Position

Under general supervision of the Supervisor, the Instrument Technician carries out assigned tasks to repair, install, troubleshoot, and perform other predictive and preventative maintenance on electronic and control equipment and associated devices. Energy Transfer is a large company recognized by Forbes, dedicated to responsibly and safely delivering America’s energy. They are driven to inspire employees to create superior value for customers, investors, and a sustainable future, while also giving back to the community. The company values its employees and offers industry-leading compensation, comprehensive benefits, 401(k) match with profit sharing, PTO, and abundant career opportunities. This position is part of an award-winning organization of 11,000 employees.

Requirements

Must have a minimum of Associate's degree in Electronic Technology or equivalent instrument experience.
Must maintain valid driver’s license for the state of residence.
Must be able to climb tanks and be able to work out of doors in extreme weather and perform heavy physical labor including lifting of up to 50 pounds in a safe manner.
Must be able to obtain a Federal Government issued TWIC card.
Professional verbal & written communications skills and be capable of effectively interfacing with all levels of management, field personnel, and professionals.
Must be able to use sound judgment, be a self-starter and well organized.
Proficiency utilizing MS Applications.
Working knowledge of Windows PC operating system, flow meters, Rockwell/Honeywell control systems, analyzers, various densitometers, VFD’s & Motor Control circuitry.
Computer literate with basic skills in Windows, MS Word, and Internet use.

Nice To Haves

May be requested to inspect or oversee the work of contract employees in the installation or maintenance of electronic instrumentation equipment.
Incumbent normally works alone but at times is required to coordinate his/her work activities with other technicians to make repairs to electronic instrumentation and RTU equipment.

Responsibilities

Carry out assigned preventive maintenance duties and installation assignments of electronic and control equipment and recommend remedial maintenance as required.
Perform periodic and emergency overhauls and reconditioning of equipment including, but not limited to: remote transmitter units, controller, product identification devices, uninterruptible power supplies, tank alarm, programmable logic controllers, fire detectors, temperature monitors, vibration monitors, line finders, regulated power supplies, frequency to D.C. converters, metering circuits, pressure and temperature transmitters, including totalizers, 24VDC and 120VAC relay logic panels, water well controls, timers and counters, flashpoint detection equipment, vapor detectors, assorted panel meters, electronic tools and test equipment, control valves, instrumentation, control and supervisory equipment.
Use and operate all pertinent safety equipment when performing duties in potentially hazardous areas (respirator, hard hat, safety glasses, etc.).
Interpret, install and troubleshoot instrumentation in accordance with basic PID and electrical/electronic schematics, and make modifications/corrections to the noted schematic.
Perform the routine testing and logging of pipeline safety checks as required by D.O.T. regulations using appropriate tools.
Investigate and diagnose reported difficulties; make repairs and adjustments and restore equipment and facilities to proper operation. Use various test equipment, measuring devices, hand and power tools and gauges related to the electronic instrumentation field.
As assigned, assist technicians in other disciplines with routine maintenance, repair and installation. In absence of appropriate craftsman, may be required to diagnose problems other than instrumentation in nature and perform minor repairs, informing appropriate supervision.
Help maintain safe and healthful working conditions by exercising sound judgment, complying with all industry safety regulations and standards, and keep current with changing industry regulation and standards.