Technician Instrument Control (2 openings)
About The Position
The Technician Instrument Control maintains, installs, and troubleshoots control circuits and equipment associated with nuclear power generation. Work includes routing and calibrating level, pressure, temperature, and flow systems, as well as installing instrumentation for end-of-life replacements and design changes. The role uses tools, training, and experience to maintain instrumentation and control equipment in accordance with plant and industry guidelines. The position is field-based and may involve work inside and outside the facility, including radiological areas and confined spaces. The employee may be required to work overtime or alternate schedules, respond to callouts at any time, travel, and carry a phone. The position also requires the ability to obtain and maintain unescorted access and complete required training.
Requirements
- High school diploma, GED, or equivalent.
- At least 3 years in a Tech I&C Training Program, on-the-job training, or similar plant experience for the Tech Instrument Control (Journeyman) level.
- Valid Texas driver's license.
- Ability to interpret and troubleshoot CCTV systems and fiber optics.
- Ability to obtain and maintain task certifications and advanced certifications for IC maintenance.
- Ability to obtain and maintain unescorted access.
- Successfully complete General Employee Training (GET) as required for the position.
- Ability to wear appropriate personal protective equipment and perform the physical and environmental demands described for the role.
Nice To Haves
- Associate degree in a related instrumentation and control field, such as science, mathematics, or instrumentation technology.
Responsibilities
- Maintain, install, and troubleshoot control circuits and equipment associated with nuclear power generation.
- Route and calibrate level, pressure, temperature, and flow systems.
- Install instrumentation for end-of-life replacements and design changes.
- Read and interpret electrical drawings and schematics.
- Calibrate and test plant equipment; conduct pre-operational tests; troubleshoot and rework systems; and analyze and interpret test results and data.
- Review work package procedures, drawings, and vendor manuals for accuracy and completeness.
- Use and interpret a Digital Multi Meter (DMM).
- Accept an ERO position as needed.
- Accept an outage position as needed.
- Obtain and maintain unescorted access, complete General Employee Training (GET), and maintain required task and advanced certifications.
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What This Job Offers
Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level
Education Level
High school or GED
