Instrumentation Technician

Job Summary This role performs work with automation equipment, instruments, electronics, and control functions for MWA. The position also performs PLC, SCADA, and HMI programming.

Responsibilities:

Follow safety guidelines as outlined by OSHA Programs computers, SCADA Systems, PLCs, and OITs that control water treatment plants, wastewater treatment plans, lift stations, re-pump stations, and maintains and troubleshoots systems.

Fluent and able to develop in Rockwell Software Logix 5, Logix 500, Logix 5000, Studio 5000, and Rockwell visualization software.

Fluent and able to develop in Schneider Software Unity, Pro Worx, Concept, and Vijeo Designer Be fluent and able to develop in Wonderware Software Intouch Knowledge of how to develop Ethernet networks.

Must have knowledge of virtual imaging software. How to build and maintain VMs.Maintain all instrumentation records and calibration data on a software system and programmable calibration tools.

Troubleshoot industrial control systems (AC and DC) and make repairs as needed

Must be comfortable to work around medium voltages 4160vac and greater.

Assists in maintaining equipment that is used in industrial pretreatment programs

Maintains SCADA system, programmable logic controllers, alarms, radio systems, software, and hardware.

Make emergency calls and assist Plant Operators when called upon Takes scheduled on-call Maintains instrumental equipment such as flow meters or transmitters

The program installs, maintains, and repairs variable frequency drives.

Performs other duties as assigned or requested by supervisors.

Keep drawings and written documents up to date and redline to the current system configuration.

Effective written and oral communication of issues affecting the electrical and instrumentation systems

Supply input and create engineering standards for installation, maintenance, and repairs of electrical and instrumentation assets.

Properly document work requirements and improvements through the AMS (Asset Management System) for effective planning and scheduling of all work. Support the maintenance planners and schedulers to effectively input PM and corrective work packages

Create SOPs (Standard Operating Procedures) for the operations personnel on their critical systems for effective operations.

Anticipates typical problems, identify potential or recurring problems, and takes appropriate action.

Initiates and completes work orders, requisitions, and documents all critical information on a routine basis.

Follow standard safety procedures, correct safety, and environmental hazards, and report them immediately.

Performs other duties as assigned.

Qualifications:

Must reside within 30 to 45 minutes of downtown Macon Bachelor’s degree or equivalent is preferred

Minimum of 4 years of experience in electrical or instrumentation.

Minimum of 4 years of experience in PLC programming and troubleshooting

Willing to work on both electrical systems and control systems.

Experience with small and large horsepower VFD drives.

Proficient in Microsoft Office Suite (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook)

Experience with analyzers, field transmitters, control valves, Field bus, and other communications protocol

Knowledge of Cisco Networking Switches is a plus.

Able to work without direct supervision and accept leadership roles when required.

Valid GA driver’s license with a clean driving record.

Physical Requirements:

Frequent walking, standing, stooping

Occasional sitting, crawling, crouching, climbing, and balancing.

Ability to carry 25 pounds or more Ability to grasp and hold.

Must be able to follow the MWA's no facial hair policy for this role.

Environmental

Working Conditions:

The position requires some exposure to working outside, insect bites/stings, poisonous plants, and possibly reptiles.

Frequent exposure to dry conditions, high and low humidity, wetness, and inclement weather.

Exposure to dust, outside work, sunburn, and moving objects (such as heavy equipment or road traffic)
Occasional exposure to working over water, working at heights, and in confined spaces

Exposure to chemicals includes, but is not limited to:
Gasoline, Diesel Fuel, Motor Oil, Hydraulic Oil, Natural Gas, Exhaust fumes, Insecticides, Chlorine, Asphalt/Tar, Liquid Lime
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