Electrical & Instrumentation Technician

• You keep plants running when everything is on the line. This role puts you right at the center of industrial power, controls, and instrumentation across a high-impact process facility.
• You’ll install, troubleshoot, calibrate, and repair the electrical and control systems that keep production safe, stable, and efficient — from power distribution and motor control to PLC/DCS systems and analytical instruments.
• When a loop drifts, a drive faults, or a control valve misbehaves, you’re the one they call.
• You’ll work with minimal supervision, own your work from diagnosis through commissioning, and be the go-to resource for operators, contractors, and junior techs who need real answers.
• If you’ve been the hands‑on problem solver for industrial instrumentation and electrical systems, we want to talk to you.

You’ll touch nearly every critical control and power system in the plant, including:

• Plant electrical distribution and power distribution equipment
• AC/DC motors, starters, overloads, transformers, and circuit breakers
• Motor control centers and variable frequency drives
• PLC/DCS control systems, I/O modules, processors, and power supplies
• HMI and operator interface systems and communication networks
• Field instrumentation for pressure, level, flow, temperature, pH, ORP, density, and analytical measurements
• Control valves, actuators, positioners, and I/P devices
• Control panels, junction boxes, conduit, cable tray, and wiring

On the bench and in the field, you’ll use digital multimeters, loop and process calibrators, HART communicators, signal generators, pressure/temperature calibration gear, computer-based diagnostic tools, PLC/DCS software, operator interface tools, and all the power and hand tools it takes to keep a modern plant online.

This is deep-dive troubleshooting and precision calibration in a live industrial environment.

• Receiving and interpreting work orders, schematics, loop sheets, P&IDs, wiring diagrams, and equipment manuals
• Analyzing electrical and instrumentation drawings, control logic, and process data to identify faults and plan safe repairs
• Applying proper safety practices, including lockout/tagout, arc-flash awareness, and isolation methods to protect people and equipment
• Installing, troubleshooting, calibrating, and maintaining process instruments for pressure, level, flow, temperature, pH, ORP, density, and other analytical variables
• Troubleshooting and repairing PLC, DCS, HMI, remote I/O, communication networks, and related control hardware
• Calibrating, stroking, adjusting, and repairing control valves, pneumatic/electric actuators, positioners, I/P devices, dampers, and other final control elements
• Tracing circuits, testing signals, and verifying loop performance to locate and correct issues in E&I systems
• Repairing or replacing faulty components on motors, drives, power distribution systems, instrumentation, circuit breakers, and electronic controls
• Installing conduit, cable tray, wiring, tubing, control panels, junction boxes, instruments, and related process control equipment
• Performing loop checks, functional testing, commissioning support, and performance checks on operating process equipment
• Maintaining accurate records of calibrations, repairs, adjustments, control changes, spare parts usage, and equipment history
• Making approved PLC/DCS/HMI program revisions in line with site procedures and change management requirements, and supporting high‑voltage switching, aerial lift, rigging, scaffolding, and welding activities when trained and authorized

• Minimum 3 years of industrial instrumentation, electrical, controls, or closely related maintenance experience (5+ years for senior-level consideration)
• Associate degree in Electrical/Electronics, Instrumentation, Industrial Controls, or equivalent combination of education, training, and experience
• Strong working knowledge of electrical distribution and motor control systems
• Hands‑on background with PLC and/or DCS control systems and field instrumentation
• Experience with process analyzers, control valves, actuators, and industrial communication networks
• Ability to read and work from schematics,…