Instrument Repair Technician
Duke Energy Corporation · Cincinnati, OH · Yesterday
Information Technology$33.97/hrFull-time
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About the role
This onsite position pays $33.97/hour and involves troubleshooting and repairing electronic equipment used by the Gas Operating Department, maintaining inventories, and supporting various operational tasks.
Responsibilities
- Install and remove Plant Accounting tags, recording new and retired equipment.
- Test, calibrate, and repair instruments such as combustible gas indicators, asset locators, fusion processors, and Fluke testing equipment.
- Test and calibrate pressure and temperature recording gauges and indicating gauges.
- Complete repair and calibration forms accurately and enter repairs into a database.
- Maintain inventories of instrument supplies and replacement parts.
- Prepare material and purchase requisitions as needed.
- Inspect vendor-supplied materials for damage and accuracy.
- Pick up and deliver instruments from various headquarters as required.
- Assist control technicians in their duties when needed.
- Calculate and inject odorant, and perform odorometer tests throughout the gas system.
- Participate in company or department training programs.
- Train by assisting in jobs of a higher classification.
- Perform other similar or less skilled work as assigned.
Requirements
- At least 30 quarter credits from an accredited engineering college in electrical or electronic engineering technology or a similar field.
- Formal continuing education in electrical or electronic engineering technology, or an Associate Degree (or equivalent credit hours) in electrical engineering technology or a similar degree from an accredited engineering college.
- Ability to read blueprints and electrical/electronic schematic diagrams.
- Familiarity with and willingness to practice safety requirements applicable to the job.
- Willingness to work at any hour when called upon.
- Valid driver’s license.
- Good personal appearance and no defects in sight, hearing, or sense of smell.
- Ability to move heavy odorant or test gas cylinders using a moving dolly.
- Dependability and accuracy when working alone.
- Must pass the EEI Technical Test.
Travel
5-15% travel required.
Pay
$33.97/hour