Electrical, Instrumentation and Controls; EIC) Technician

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The opportunity Our USGO Heartland-Badger South team is seeking an Electrical, Instrumentation & Controls Technician to support our natural gas compressor and meter station facilities in the Kewaskum, Wisconsin area. This role offers the opportunity to work across a broad range of electrical, instrumentation, controls and measurement systems in a hands‑on field environment. Whether you bring years of EIC experience or are earlier in your technical career, you'll have the opportunity to apply your strengths, expand your expertise and work alongside a knowledgeable and collaborative team.

We have a robust training program to support continued development and provide training on our equipment, systems and natural gas operations. We're looking for candidates who bring relevant technical skills or training, sound problem‑solving abilities, a strong safety mindset and a collaborative approach. A willingness to learn and contribute as part of the team is just as important as experience with our specific equipment.

Candidates with experience in some of the systems or equipment listed below are encouraged to apply.

The position is based in Kewaskum, Wisconsin, and candidates should generally live within approximately 45 minutes of the site to support on‑call requirements. Relocation support may be available through our domestic relocation program for candidates who meet the eligibility requirements.

What you'll do As part of the Heartland-Badger South team, you'll use your technical skills to help maintain the safe and reliable operation of compressor stations, meter stations and related pipeline facilities.

• Install, commission, test, troubleshoot, repair and maintain equipment at compressor stations, meter stations and related pipeline facilities
• Troubleshoot and maintain electrical, instrumentation and control systems, including pressure, temperature and flow instrumentation
• Perform routine and major maintenance on natural gas and electrically driven compressor units and associated auxiliary equipment
• Work with process controls, programmable logic controllers (PLCs), transmitters, switches, regulators, valve actuators and related equipment
• Perform maintenance, calibration and testing of measurement and regulation equipment, including meters, flow computers and gas quality equipment
• Use diagnostic and test equipment such as HART Communicators, Fluke meters, ohmmeters and voltmeters
• Maintain power systems, electric generation equipment, variable frequency drives, transformers and related electrical equipment
• Diagnose equipment and system issues and determine appropriate solutions, collaborating with team members and other technical resources as needed
• Inspect electrical and instrumentation systems to identify potential hazards, defects and required repairs
• Read, interpret and use blueprints, schematics, line diagrams, technical manuals and other equipment documentation
• Complete required inspection, calibration, maintenance and equipment records
• Complete work orders and maintain job information in SAP
• Collaborate with field personnel to support safe and reliable pipeline and facility operations
• Locate pipelines as required through the Wisconsin One Call center and perform valve maintenance
• Participate in a rotating on‑call schedule

Minimum qualifications High school diploma or equivalent. Relevant experience or technical training in electrical, instrumentation, controls, electronics, automation or a related field.

Preferred qualifications The following experience would be an asset, but you do not need to meet all of these qualifications to be considered:

• Familiarity with instrumentation or control systems, which may include pressure, temperature, flow, transmitters, switches, valves or similar equipment
• Understanding of safe work practices, including Stop Work Authority (SWA) and lockout/tagout (LOTO)
• Associate degree or technical training in electrical, electronics, instrumentation, controls, automation, engine maintenance or a related field
• Experience with Allen-Bradley and/or Bristol control systems
• Experience with PLCs or other industrial control systems
• Experience with pneumatic and electronic valves,…