Instrument Technician I or II; LNG); Emporia, VA); Emporia, VA,

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Dominion Energy seeks a highly motivated Instrument Technician I or II to support instrumentation and control systems at its Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) Facility. The technician installs, configures, calibrates, tests, troubleshoots, maintains, and repairs electrical, pneumatic, and microprocessor-based instrumentation and control systems. This includes process measurement, control valves, analyzers, gas-detection systems, fire-and-gas systems, emergency shutdown systems, PLCs, SCADA interfaces, and related regulatory and measurement equipment.

The technician maintains accurate configuration and calibration records and may train or assist less-experienced technicians. There is one position available that will be filled at the commensurate level with the successful candidate’s knowledge, skills, and abilities.

• Inspect, test, service, troubleshoot, repair, configure, calibrate, and install indicating, recording, protective, and automatic control instruments used in LNG storage, transfer, liquefaction, vaporization, and send-out systems.
• Maintain flow meters, pressure and temperature transmitters, level instruments, control valves, regulators, analyzers, gas-detection devices, fire-and-gas systems, emergency shutdown systems, and related components.
• Identify causes of defective instrument or control-system performance, report findings to the supervisor, and repair or replace component parts as required.
• Use portable pressure gauges, manometers, loop calibrators, multimeters, communicators, test gases, and similar diagnostic equipment.
• Perform preventive and predictive maintenance on instrumentation, control systems, and associated equipment.
• Verify instrument readings, perform functional and calibration testing, and accurately document maintenance, environmental, and compliance data.
• Troubleshoot complex and detailed instrumentation, programmable logic controller (PLC), supervisory control and data acquisition (SCADA), and safety-instrumented system interfaces.
• Perform required technical and engineering support functions for control-loop modifications, alarm changes, instrument replacements, and system improvements.
• Maintain drawings, loop sheets, calibration records, equipment histories, and configuration documentation related to instrumentation and controls.
• Support commissioning, startup, shutdown, inspections, and functional testing of instrumentation, control loops, alarms, interlocks, and protective systems.
• Serve as project lead for control-system upgrades and modifications, as assigned.
• May train and guide less-experienced Instrument Technicians and operations personnel.

Note:

A partial year of related work experience of six months or greater will be considered one year toward the qualifications.

Instrument Technician I:
Associate’s degree in Electronics, Instrumentation, Industrial Technology, or a related technical field with 0–2+ years of related experience in an industrial environment; or a high school diploma or GED with at least two years of related industrial experience.

Instrument Technician II:
Associate’s degree in Electronics, Instrumentation,…