Instrumentation Field Technician

Responsibilities

• Instrumentation – Specification start-up, calibration, and troubleshooting of project related instrumentation.
• This includes but is not limited to transmitters such as differential pressure, relative humidity, temperature, leak detection, dewpoint.
• Systems Drawings – Ability to read Process and Instrumentation, Control Loop and Control Panel drawings.
• Responsibility for the red-line as-built mark-up of drawings to document the current state of existing PLC and DCS control systems.
• Motor Control Equipment – Troubleshooting 480VAC distribution and motor control equipment.
• Knowledgeable of all necessary safety requirements while working with this type of equipment.
• PLC Equipment – Troubleshooting PLC and relay type equipment.
• Equipment modifications – Able to make necessary equipment modifications in the field, both mechanical and electrical.
• Computer/Networking – Installation and start-up of computer and networking equipment.
• General administration such as paperwork, copying, printing, faxing, and using a computer.

Requirements

• Education: Technical Associates degree or training and/or equivalent experience may be substituted.
• Experience: Over 2 years’ experience with the responsibilities as listed; instrumentation, system drawings, motor control equipment, PLC Equipment, Equipment Modifications, Telemetry Equipment, Computer & Networking Equipment.
• Able to work effectively and professionally with Customers and maintaining business relationships.
• Able to work as part of a team professionally.
• Must have a valid driver’s license with the ability to travel to and from client sites as required.
• Must be fluent in Microsoft Office applications including Word, Excel, and Access.
• Experience working with general contractors, other trades (e.g. electrical, mechanical, HVAC) a plus.
• AutoCAD and/ or Bluebeam experience highly desired.
• Building management system (BMS) experience a plus.

Physical Demands of Position

• Must be able to have full dexterity of hands and feet at a job site.
• Ladder and possible confined space access required.
• Use of hand tools required.
• Sight, color perception, hearing, clear speech, dexterity in hands, driving, lifting, climbing, ability to mount and dismount equipment, pushing, pulling, warm and cold temperature conditions, sun exposure, moisture, potential exposure to hazardous materials and electrical voltages.

Working / Residence Plan

• 50% to 100% work site location; (outside of PTO)
• Standard Monday-Friday working hours with occasional weekend requirements
• Multiple 12-24+ month assignments at US-based sites with allowed weekend travel 2x/month (excluding vacations).
• Significant monthly stipend provided for to cover local housing, meals and incidentals.
• 2x per month airfare covered by Company
• Allowance for 1 month unpaid time off per year (maintenance of all benefits) when between jobs
• Calabasas/LA based position once 2-4 year field assignment is complete
• Construction trailer and industrial environment.
• Frequent PC and cell phone usage

Working Environment

• On-site office environment,
• Diverse industrial environments,
• Construction trailer environment.
• On-site environment could require work in various temperature conditions;
• In and/or around moisture,
• On slippery and/or uneven surfaces,
• In confined spaces,
• At heights;
• Will require frequent standing, driving a 4-wheel drive vehicle,
• Occasional bending, squatting, climbing, twisting, balancing, and reaching;
• Will have exposure to noise, vibrations and chemicals.
• May require irregular or extended hours, subject to being on call and travel for project completion.

Paid Time Off (PTO)

• Paid Time Off (PTO)

Benefits Summary

• The expected salary rate is $75,000 to $100,000 base per year depending on skillset and qualifications plus a discretionary bonus and employee stock program.