I&C Journeyman (Instruments)/Journeyman in Training (Instruments)

About the Role

This is a journey-level position with time to learn plant systems. The role involves installing, maintaining, and calibrating all pneumatic and electronic instruments associated with the trade. A good working knowledge of schematics, logic drawings, location drawings, vendor drawings and manuals, and piping and instrument diagrams is required. The ability to utilize all test equipment associated with the craft is essential.

Pay

Starting pay for the Journeyman in Training (JIT) position is $50.75/hour. After 6 months, the pay increases to $56.84/hour upon completion of the JIT program and meeting performance expectations.

Responsibilities

• Troubleshoot, calibrate, and maintain electronic and pneumatic equipment.
• Utilize all available resources (drawings, manuals) in problem solving.
• Apply good knowledge of electronics (solid state).
• Troubleshoot controls to Printed Circuit Board (PCB) level.
• Demonstrate a good understanding of test equipment used in the trade.
• Use basic knowledge of computers and programmable logic controllers.
• Maintain regular attendance and diligent work habits.

Requirements

• High School Diploma or GED.
• Technical School degree or certification in instrumentation field or closely related field, or completed apprenticeship program in the instrumentation field.
• Valid Driver’s License.
• Passed or ability to pass the Skilled Trades Testing/EEI MASS testing.