Journeyman E&I Tech-PAY RANGE-$37-$42

Brown & Root Industrial Services, LLC•Grover, NC

4d•Onsite

About The Position

The Journeyman E&I Tech will be responsible for routine maintenance, troubleshooting, repair, and installation of instrumentation and electrical equipment. This role involves understanding and utilizing SAP software for work orders and spare parts, employing various calibration and electrical testing tools, and performing functional tests on Safety Instrumented Systems (SIS) and Process Safety Interlocks according to international standards. The position also includes supporting minor improvement projects, field calibration, instrument tubing installation, and conduit installation. The role requires the ability to interpret industrial drawings, possess strong mathematical and problem-solving skills, and work effectively both independently and in a team environment. On-call availability for off-shift troubleshooting and repairs is also a requirement.

Requirements

High School Diploma or GED
Minimum 3+ years of experience in an instrumentation and/or electrician role
Ability to interpret various industrial drawings (schematic drawings to component level, PIDs)
Ability to associate circuit symbols with actual components
Good mathematical skills including basic algebra for calculation of electrical/electronic equations
Ability to analyze problems, identify solutions and project consequences of proposed actions
Ability to learn new technologies
Strong interpersonal relation skills, work in a team environment and work independently
Ability to be on-call based on IE rotation to assist with troubleshooting and repairs during off-shifts
Ability to identify root cause for failures and communicate appropriately
Computer skills including Microsoft Office (Excel/Word/Outlook)

Nice To Haves

Chemical or petrochemical manufacturing plant experience
Journeyman Electrician certification
Ability to research and suggest outside the box systematic improvements
Ability to track and follow up on work requests and work orders in SAP
Ability to train less senior instrument or electrical associates
Experience with SIS (Safety Instrument Systems)
Experience with PSM (Process Safety Management)

Responsibilities

Perform routine maintenance on instrumentation and electrical equipment, including PM/PdM work orders, spare parts verification, and activity reporting using SAP software.
Utilize calibration tools such as HART communicators, bench testing equipment, and 4-20 mA signal simulators.
Conduct functional tests on Safety Instrumented Systems and Process Safety Interlocks according to international standards and best practices, and perform calibration reports.
Use calibration patterns and monitors for various process analyzers (Oxygen, pH, LEL, personal safety monitors).
Use electrical meter tools and understand electrical bases for Low Voltage equipment (disconnecting, switching, racking in-out MCCs).
Troubleshoot and repair instrumentation and electrical equipment during abnormal activities.
Demonstrate skills in troubleshooting instrumentation and electrical equipment.
Apply knowledge of principles of operation for process smart instrumentation (pressure, level, temperature, flow, analyzers, nuclear devices) and electrical devices (motors, VFDs, breakers, switchgears, safety devices).
Use electrical meters (voltmeters, amp-meters, ohm-meters, megger) for troubleshooting.
Read and understand Process and Instrumentation diagrams, loop sheets, control schematics, I-line diagrams, and electrical control circuit diagrams.
Utilize knowledge of control process equipment like PLC, DCS, and standalone controllers during troubleshooting.
Support commissioning of improvement projects by calibrating instrumentation or verifying loop control signals.
Perform field calibration of instrumentation equipment using HART or BRAIN communicators and pneumatic tools for pressure devices.
Install instrument tubing.
Install conduit of various trade sizes (typically rigid) and accessories.