Instrumentation, Controls and Electrical (IC&E) Technician

NAES

2d•$34 - $69•Onsite

About The Position

The Instrumentation Controls and Electrical (IC&E) Technician is responsible for the maintenance and repair of all instruments, control systems and electrical equipment in the power plant and the associated facilities. The IC&E Technician performs work of high skill in the inspection, repair, testing, adjustment, installation and removal of all electronic and electrical power plant equipment and systems.

Requirements

Extensive hands-on experience maintaining and troubleshooting instrumentation, control systems, and electrical equipment in power generation, industrial, or military facilities, with responsibility for complex system repairs and reliability support.
Proficiency in inspecting, repairing, and installing electrical components, including motors, generators, transformers, switches, control equipment, wiring, and protective relaying devices, with experience working on systems ranging from 12VAC to 4,160VAC and DC systems up to 125VDC.
Experience diagnosing and resolving issues with DCS, PLC, and turbine control systems.
Knowledge of NERC compliance requirements and completion of required annual NERC training.
Ability to work independently or collaboratively to troubleshoot complex I&C issues.
Competence using hand and power tools, interpreting schematics, and maintaining accurate technical documentation.
Strong computer, organizational, and communication skills.
Must possess a valid, unrestricted U.S. driver’s license and ensure it remains in good standing at all times.

Nice To Haves

An Associate degree in Plant Technology, Mechanical Engineering Technology, Electrical Engineering Technology, Process Technology, or a related field is preferred.
Graduation from an accredited Instrument Technician Program with six years of relevant industry or military experience.

Responsibilities

Perform preventive maintenance duties on all major equipment and systems as well as emergency backup systems
Inspect, repair, install and remove all types of motors, generators, transformers, switches, control equipment, wiring, electrical signal and communication systems, and storage batteries, and work with electrical systems up to and including 23,500 volts
Conduct troubleshooting and analysis on DCS, PLC and turbine control equipment
Maintain all plant instrumentation and electrical test equipment
Maintain complete equipment files, logs, and drawings for all designated equipment
Assist in maintaining and controlling spare parts inventory to maintain plant reliability
Assist in physical inventories
Participate in the administrative maintenance of the plant operating manuals, technical references, prints and diagrams and preventive/predictive maintenance records
Assist in operation of plant equipment and systems as directed
Fully support and participate in NAES Safety and Regulatory Compliance Programs
Complete other tasks as assigned by the Maintenance Manager