Technician-I&E

Maintenance I&E Technician – Chocolate Bayou Facility

Maintenance I&E Technicians are tasked with daily application of expertise to ensure the safe and reliable operation of site process plants and reduce operating costs.

• Perform daily application of expertise to ensure safe and reliable operation of site process plants and reduce operating costs.
• Install, maintain, calibrate, troubleshoot, repair, and adjust plant critical equipment such as motors, circuits, valves, and required analyzers.
• Calibrate instrument/analyzers to desired range using proper test equipment and calibration standards.
• Investigate and troubleshoot motor and motor‑starter circuits and repair as needed up to 5kV.
• Provide field instrumentation support for all process equipment.
• Develop work plans covering installation, calibration, inspection, and troubleshooting tasks to minimize production impacts and enhance reliability.
• Assist in maintaining instrumentation and participate in incident investigation and corrective action development as part of continuous improvement.
• Support other mechanics and operators.
• Repair, test, and calibrate control valves for proper operation.
• Troubleshoot light circuits and troubleshoot a complete loop from measuring element to final control, both electronic and pneumatic, element.
• Use PCs/mainframe computers to maintain records of calibrations, SPC charts, part ordering, etc.
• Communicate with co‑workers, team leader, and other departments on status of projects and equipment (verbally and/or in writing).
• Maintain constant awareness of personal safety and the safety of others, including knowledge of procedures and rules.
• Maintain housekeeping in area of responsibility.

• High‑school diploma or equivalent.
• Minimum of five (5) years full‑time practical experience in process instrumentation in petrochemical, refinery, pulp/paper or related industry; or two (2) year associate’s degree in instrumentation, electronics, computer repair, process control or related technical field; or successful completion of the ISA Certified Control Systems Technician (CCST) Program or equivalent certification.
• All applicants must be able to acquire a TWIC card.