Instrumentation Commissioning Technician

M2X Energy Inc•Rockledge, FL

5d•$25 - $39•Onsite

About The Position

The Instrumentation Commissioning Technician will support the startup and operational readiness of M2X's modular biogas to methanol production systems. This position plays a key role in validating the instrumentation and controls integration of M2X's modular equipment both at the factory and at project sites. The Instrumentation Commissioning Technician will execute loop checks, instrument calibration, wiring verification, and I/O checkout activities ensuring each system meets design and performance requirements during commissioning. A strong candidate will have deep hands-on instrumentation experience, sharp attention to detail, and the ability to work efficiently in a fast-paced environment.

Requirements

3+ years of hands-on instrumentation experience in an industrial, process, or manufacturing environment
Proficiency calibrating and verifying pressure, temperature, and flow instruments
Ability to read and work from P&IDs, instrument loop drawings, and wiring diagrams
Experience with 4-20mA, thermocouple, and discrete signal types
Familiarity with PLC I/O verification using an HMI or SCADA platform
Strong attention to detail and commitment to accurate documentation
Ability to lift 50 lbs. and work in outdoor or industrial environments
Valid driver's license; willing and able to travel as needed

Nice To Haves

Experience with natural gas processing, biogas, chemical processing, or internal combustion engine systems
OSHA 10 and NEC 70E training
Familiarity with Ignition SCADA / HMI platform
Familiarity with J1939 CAN communications
Allen-Bradley / Rockwell I/O and tag structure familiarity
HART communicator or equivalent calibration tool experience
Experience with modular or skid-mounted process equipment

Responsibilities

Execute field wiring verification and continuity checks against as-built drawings and instrument schedules
Perform instrument loop checks across various signal types: thermocouples, RTDs, pressure transmitters, flow meters, level switches, and discrete I/O
Configure and verify field instruments including zero/span calibration, engineering unit assignment, and damping settings
Troubleshoot and resolve manufacturing errors including mislabeled conductors, incorrect instrument types, and out-of-range configurations
Conduct control valve stroke tests and verify positioner setup and calibration
Verify PLC I/O mapping against the field instrument list
Support utility tie-ins and instrument installation or site integrations in the field