Electronic & Instrumentation Technician

Electronic & Instrumentation Technician

Requirements

• High school diploma or GED required.
• Willingness to travel up to 50%.
• Must have a valid driver’s license.
• Intermediate knowledge with Windows based PCs and smart phone technology is required.

Responsibilities

• Inspect and apply operating and performance tests to light product and asphalt terminal electronic and electrical system components to determine causes of malfunctions and operating deficiencies.
• Install and/or set up process control PCs, software applications, cabling, electronic presets, and other electronic and electrical components and equipment.
• Repair and maintain electronic and electrical components through disassembly and reconditioning or replacing components.
• Schedule and perform periodic and preventative maintenance inspections, and testing of electronic and electrical components through visual inspection, reference to technical manuals, drawings, and use of testing equipment.
• Maintain service records and equipment files through a maintenance management system; using Mobility and PC based system to update work orders, purchase materials, report maintenance issues, and track equipment history.
• Recommend the purchase of superior quality makes, models or types of electronic and electrical components, parts, materials, supplies and repair services best suited to MPC needs.
• Purchase or request stocks of spare parts, supplies and materials.
• Work with and assist in directing other workers, both company and contract.
• Assist with PLC installing and troubleshooting, including programming and logic changes.
• Provide afterhours support as required for Terminal Operations.
• Provide training to adjacent groups and customers on supported equipment.

Preferred Qualifications

• 2 years in related field preferred.
• Terminal operations, trade electrician, degrees or experience in the field of electrical, electronic, IT Infrastructure or PLC programming preferred.