Instrumentation and Electrical Technician

Sign on incentives available to qualified licensed applicants.

Candidates who possess a current Journeyman Electrical License and/or a current Certified Control Systems Technician (CCST) License may be hired in above the entry level Technician I in accordance with Prince William Water's Career Path Policy requirements. The candidate will be required to meet specific career path requirements within a set period of time.

Candidates who have instrumentation and/or electrical experience may be hired in above the minimum of the salary range for an I&E Technician I depending on experience.

Hiring Range

• I&E Technician I:
  Hiring Range Min $34.28, Hiring Range Max $44.95, Minimum Required Credentials:
  One year of Instrumentation and/or Electrical experience.
• I&E Technician II:
  Hiring Range Min $37.69, Hiring Range Max $49.45, Minimum Required Credentials:
  One year of Instrumentation and/or Electrical experience and Journeyman Electrical License or Certified Control Systems Technician (CCST I) Level I Certification.

Position Summary:

These positions perform technical maintenance and repair of both Electrical and Instrumentation and control equipment, in support of Prince William Water's maintenance programs. The work involves maintaining and repairing a variety of electrical, electronic, and electro-mechanical equipment, appliances, and devices using specialized test equipment and instruments. Assists qualified personnel in performing technical maintenance and repair of both Electrical and Instrumentation and control equipment, in support of Prince William Water’s maintenance programs.

The work involves maintaining and repairing a variety of electrical, electronic, and electro-mechanical equipment, appliances, and devices using specialized test equipment and instruments. Demonstrates a commitment and supports a culture of diversity, equity and inclusion.

Position Responsibilities increase based on the Technician Level. The list below reflects the responsibilities of an I&E Technician I. A complete list of duties for Level II and Level III Technicians are available upon request.

• Assist in basic preventive maintenance and repairs on instrumentation and electrical equipment including, but not limited to float level switches, submersible pressure transmitters, lighting fixtures, switches and outlets, pressure transmitters, magnetic flow meters, etc.
• Ensure that the work area and storage cabinets are well-maintained, organized, and clean.
• Locate instruments and electrical devices in the facilities process and identify and use the correct tools such as digital multi-meter, ammeter, hand tools, etc, necessary to perform assigned function.
• Complete instrumentation and electrical equipment performance checks, and records findings.
• Perform measuring, cutting, and installation of electrical conduit under the direction of an Instrumentation and Electrical Technician II or higher.
• Under direct supervision install electrical raceways using required tools such as cutters, threaders, benders, clamps, hangers, etc.
• Communicate and work closely with other Instrumentation and Electrical Technicians on daily work assignments, projects, and tasks.
• Utilizes appropriate PPE such as safety glasses, ear protection, hard hat, etc before beginning an assigned project.
• May be required to participate in and complete rotational training. Estimated training rotation is three months.
• Operate a Prince William Water vehicle.
• May be deemed essential at any time.
• Perform other duties as assigned or required.

• Possesses a working familiarity with the methods and procedures of the instrumentation and electrical trades.
• Demonstrates a basic understanding of, tools, equipment, and materials…