Instrument Technician II

Overview

NECI’s Asset Reliability Business delivers Instrumentation and Calibration services to industrial sites throughout New England & New York. We work closely with our customers to solve problems and provide technical solutions. NECI’s Asset Reliability team aims to deliver industry leading instrumentation support and calibration services with attention to detail and quality reporting.

NECI’s Asset Reliability team delivers instrumentation support and calibration services to industrial sites. Technicians work as part of a team or independently to execute site services efficiently and accurately, with superior attention to detail and reporting skills.

• Execute field service work as a member of a team or independently as required
• Perform basic maintenance, troubleshooting, and repair of field instruments
• Collect, compile, measure, summarize, and record data gathered during calibration
• Identify out-of-tolerance conditions and perform corrective action via adjustments, component replacement, correction factors, etc.
• Write detailed site reports, calibration reports, and certificates
• Interact with other technicians, schedulers, account managers, and customers
• Manage and maintain equipment in a manner to ensure accuracy
• Perform tasks by referencing standard operating procedures (SOPs)
• Physical demands:
  Lifting up to 50 lbs without assistance
• Travel: 90% travel within the New England area

• Minimum High School diploma or equivalent
• Minimum two years of calibration experience some of which can be offset by formal metrology training
• Must be able to perform general math and algebra functions
• Must possess good written and oral communication skills
• Self-starter, honest, responsible, timely, detail oriented and self-sufficient
• Basic computer skills
• Proficient in use of MS Word and Excel
• Must have very good interpersonal and customer service skills
• Ability to get along well with others
• Strong attention to details
• Appropriate and professional demeanor and appearance

• ISA Certification (Level
  1)
• Experience in entering information into a calibration management system
• Experience working in Pharma, Power, or utilities
• Knowledge of or experience with ISO 17025
• Military experience or certification in electronics
• Hands on experience testing, troubleshooting, and repairing pressure and temperature instruments
• Experience using pressure calibrators (e.g. BEAMEX multi-calibrator / Fluke 721), multimeters, and temperature standards (e.g. Fluke 1523)
• Proficient in viewing, programming, and adjusting pressure and temperature instruments via HART communication
• Experience with 4-20 mA current loops
• Experience in various BUS communication protocols

Must be currently authorized to work in the United States.

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