I & E Technician Offshore

I & E Technician Offshore

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Estimated annual pay based on an hourly schedule: $105,000K to $155,000K

Perform technical work in the maintenance of electrical systems, instrumentation, and calibration. This position requires certification as a staff I & E Technician pursuant to company procedures, policies and industry best practices. Duties will include, but are not limited to, maintain and troubleshoot oil and gas onshore and offshore I&E equipment, work with the Lead Operators to maintain production, and provide assistance in all maintenance programs.

Perform electrical maintenance and repair of facilities

Test and calibrate of instruments and sensors, as needed

Incorporate study courses to help in the certification process and to maintain currency

Install, maintain, troubleshoot and repair AC/DC motors, drives, transformers, switch gear, discrete/analog instruments and PLCs

Proficiently use test instruments such as a voltmeter, ammeter, megohm meter and hart communicator

Interpret and work from electrical drawings, schematics, wiring diagrams, and NEC code specifications

Layout, bend and run conduit

Install, repair and/or replace electrical wiring, receptacles, switchbox, feeders, coaxial cable lighting fixtures and components.

Size and install wire/cable, conduit, panels, junction boxes, and protective devices based on the NEC.

Conduct preventative maintenance and maintain records

Have knowledge of lockout/tagout/EIL policies and procedures

Have training in low and high voltage equipment

Have ability to lay out projects, order materials and be successful in completion and startup

Have proficiency in industrial control logic (ladder logic)

Must be qualified under applicable regulations and required fit testing

Required to wear personal protective equipment which may include self-contained breathing apparatus

Prolonged periods of standing, bending, sitting, kneeling, and crawling

Work on an offshore oil platform in close quarters – maintain satisfactory hygiene to work and live with others onboard

Lift, lower, push, and pull equipment and tools

Work in confined/restricted working environment

Work at elevated heights, in enclosed spaces and on uneven walk surfaces

Climb ladders, stairs, and ramps

Operate rotating equipment and machinery safely to maintain production processes

Operate power, pneumatic hand tools

Ability to work varying (day and night) shifts, additional hours and/or overtime depending operation service needs

Have a sufficient ability to communicate, through sight, hearing, and/or otherwise, to perform assigned tasks and maintain proper job safety conditions

Concentrate and focus to monitor and observe for safety and environmental issues, including, for example, hazardous gas leaks and oil spills

Analyze and respond promptly to safety and environmental issues in a sound and timely manner

Physically fit to perform physical assessment

Obtain and maintain Swing Rope Certification

High School diploma or equivalent

5 to 10+ years of previous, relevant experience in electrical systems and motor driven equipment

Relevant experience with mechanical equipment

Physically fit to perform physical assessment