Instruments Technician

Job Requirements (but not limited to)
Understand and follow plant safety standards and procedures. Be familiar with typical
petrochemical plant safety hazards.
Understand and follow standard maintenance procedures.
Understand and follow manufacturer's troubleshooting and maintenance procedures.
Correctly use and care for test and calibration equipment.
Follow good housekeeping practices.
Troubleshoot and repair pneumatic, electronic and "smart" instruments.
Troubleshoot and repair PLC's, and TMR systems (Triconex).
Calibrate pneumatic, electronic and digital instruments.
Overhaul control valves and other instruments.
Read and understand P&ID, Loop, Logic and Electrical drawings.
Follow ISO procedural requirements for calibration and record keeping.
Tune feedback control loops.
Follow plant preventive maintenance procedures.
Function test safety critical instrument systems following provided written procedures.
Understand maintenance and calibration requirements for instrument systems such as
compressor controls, vibration monitoring, boiler controls, interlock systems, emergency
shutdown systems, fire and gas detection systems.
In addition to his normal jobs, he should assist and participate in other maintenance activities.
Safe and proper care of tools.
Work as a team with operations, engineering, and maintenance.
Take initiative, look for opportunities to improve instrument reliability and reduce maintenance costs.
Actively participate in company safety and training programs.
Train Subordinates & coworkers. Report on work progress & maintenance activities