Instrumentation & Electrical Technician Intermediate - Rotator (Electric Motor Drive)

Archrock•Midland, TX

About The Position

Performs the majority of instrumentation and electrical duties above 55 volts AC/DC and up to 4160 volts AC/DC with minimal supervision. Installs pneumatic tubing and electrical and electronic systems on equipment in the production area. The role may serve as a resource to less-experienced personnel and has an impact on operational results within a work group or project team. Problems are generally identifiable and solutions are developed for work of limited scope or complexity, often using established precedents. The technician may also suggest and implement process improvements within the role's scope. All employees are expected to comply with Archrock’s Health, Safety and Environmental Policy and applicable local, statutory, and regulatory requirements. This job description summarizes essential functions and does not constitute an employment contract or list every duty that may be assigned.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent.
One to three years of related experience.
Two years of electrical experience.
Some experience in electronics.
Ability to perform all assigned duties.
Ability to troubleshoot and resolve problems arising during the test cycle.
Ability to troubleshoot energized motor controls.
Ability to read blueprints and read and interpret the NEC.
Excellent verbal and written communication skills.
Ability to read General Adjustment and P&ID drawings.
Ability to communicate with suppliers of electrical components to design panel hook-ups.
Ability to assist with mechanical assembly.
Ability to comply with applicable safety and environmental policies and procedures.
Moderate understanding of compression service and functionality sufficient to understand customer needs.
Familiarity with MCC and switchgear.
Working knowledge of end devices and system flow.
Ability to meet the physical and medical requirements of the role, including requirements for wearing required PPE.

Nice To Haves

Technical training.

Responsibilities

Maintain a safe and well-organized work environment.
Perform minor electrical repairs and installations alone or as part of a team.
Complete and submit required documentation accurately and on time.
Provide on-the-job training to shop mechanic personnel.
Install pneumatic tubing, lay out tubing on skids, and connect tubing to end devices.
Fabricate bracket braces and instrument racks.
Install wire and cable laid by hand and in cable trays.
Assist with changes to panel selection and wiring.
Maintain installation design and technique files for new units using pictures and diagrams.
Test control panels and make connections in compliance with 10-pound pull tests.
Perform unit certification, final inspection, and test documentation.
Make final electrical connections after conduit and tubing installation.
Perform other duties as assigned.