Powerline Inspector III

Benefits: Comprehensive insurance with 401(k), PTO and holidays

Qualifications:

• Associate's degree and technical certifications required
• Experience in maintaining electrical systems and instruments and controls in processing plant or offshore production plant
• Mid to High voltage experience 480 V, 13.8 kV
• Familiar with regulations applicable to the operations of oil and gas facilities, OIMS systems, related manuals, and procedures
• Meets the safety, administrative, and technical training requirements associated with this position as documented in the company operations‑approved training roadmap
• Possesses the general competencies and Operations Integrity Critical competency requirements as documented and maintained in company Operations Training roadmap
• Safety orientated
• Good organizational and reporting skills
• Good troubleshooting and analyzing skills

Responsibilities:

• Installs and maintains electrical and instrument equipment in compliance with all rules and practices
• Tests and repairs electrical and instrumentation systems utilized by production equipment to ensure adherence to established performance levels and product quality
• Evaluates electrical systems and instruments to establish plans for repair, documents and verifies problems and actions taken
• Plans, updates, and oversees all activities within his or her areas of responsibility according to the laws, regulations, standards, specifications, and procedures. Special emphasis must be placed on health, safety, and the environment
• Supports and encourages team effort between operations, engineering, and projects groups
• Provides input and reviews the electrical and control specifications and work practices
• Responsible and accountable for electrical and control systems as defined in the Work Management Manual
• Has the knowledge to apply and follow work permits through Permit To Work System (PTWS) as discussed in the Work Management Manual
• Ensures the quality and timely completion of work scheduled by the Maintenance Program
• Develops personal and team technical skills (for example, new regulations, equipment, methods, and others)
• Attends and instructs (as needed) technical meetings, to keep instrument and electrical technicians informed of the latest specifications, codes, procedures, and technology
• Develops and maintains open communications on electrical and control issues (for example, safe work practices, training, materials, and others) with co‑workers
• Supports work prioritization to maximize effectiveness and to complement the efforts of other work groups
• Provides technical support to other technicians for maintenance and troubleshooting on company’s instrument and electrical systems
• Generates Management of Change requests (MOCs) on electrical and control‑related equipment and installation and can follow up with installation inspections consistent with Operations Integrity Management System (OIMS) Element 3
• Constructs, monitors, and inspects new installations for their consistency with the mission and recommends upgrades as necessary
• Acts as a stand‑in for the Instrument and Electrical Lead position as needed