Technician, Maintenance 4, CC

About the role

The Corpus Christi plant is seeking a Maintenance Electrical Technician preferably with Industrial High Voltage testing and repair experience to join our dynamic team.

Responsibilities

• Accountable for personal safety with strict adherence to procedures and company policies, the safety of coworkers and promoting a safe work environment; the use of personal protective equipment (PPE) and responsible for carrying out all work activities in compliance with federal and state environmental regulations.
• Perform High/Low voltage switching activities.
• Energize/De-energize breakers and switches up to 13.8 KV.
• Troubleshoot/repair 4160 volt and 480-volt motors and associated control circuits.
• Install and maintain various types of motors, motor control systems, motor operated valves, generators, transformers, circuit breakers, variable frequency drives (VFD), UPS systems, Battery systems and High Resistance Ground units.
• Interpret Electrical One-line drawings, Electrical Schematics, Instrument loop drawings, PID and perform work by these or verbal instructions.
• Perform preventative maintenance on High Voltage Substations, High Voltage Transformers, Breakers and distribution panels with the ability to use Manta Test Set for relay testing and motor starter PM.
• Install ground leads.
• Troubleshoot electrical systems with proficient use of test equipment such as High Potential test equipment, Digital Low Resistance Ohmmeter and Digital Multi-Meter.
• Receive training in new or changes in codes, procedures, and processes relating to the industrial electrical field.
• Execute scheduled work by:
• Reviewing assigned job scopes for completeness and understanding.
• Acquiring all necessary parts, tools, and instructions prior to starting the job to maximize work efficiency.
• Following all necessary safety procedures and practices to Lock Out/Tag Out High and Low voltage equipment.
• Ensuring work is completed per company and industry standards.
• Working with equipment owner to complete task in a safe and timely manner.
• Updating supervisor on job progress and any problems encountered in completing the defined scope of work.
• Completing all documentation using a computerized maintenance management system.
• Responding to tasks as directed by maintenance supervision with the appropriate sense of urgency to minimize impact to process units.
• Identifying and implementing reliability driven improvements. This may include participation in site reliability teams.
• Participating on committees dealing with investigations, policy and procedure development, and improving the workplace environment.

Qualifications

• Minimum of 3 years industrial electrical experience or 5 years electrical experience with 2-year technical degree in electrical technology.
• Currently possess or be able to qualify for a Transportation Worker Identification Credential (TWIC).
• Understanding of equipment design and application for various types of electrical and/or instrumentation: transformers, motor starters, circuit breakers, control circuits, etc.
• Fundamental understanding of specification sheets, loop diagrams, and P&ID's, is required.
• Additionally, the candidate:
• Must be willing and able to provide overtime coverage and work occasional plan callouts.
• Must be able to read, write, and speak the English language.
• Must be willing to work with hazardous and/or flammable chemicals (with proper safety precautions, training and equipment).
• Must be willing to work around and/or manually interact with heavy equipment.
• Must be willing and able to work in tight or confined spaces.
• Must adhere to all rules and procedures, contribute to a team setting,