Process Electrical & Instrumentation Technician

Role Overview

We are looking for an Electrical and Instrumentation Mechanic to Support our Advanced Material & Chemicals division in Rochester, NY. 

As an Electrical and Instrumentation Mechanic you will be responsible for the following job functions:
•    Electrician & Instrumentation skilled trade service to provide multi-discipline capability to repair, maintain, install and make improvements on film manufacturing equipment, complex processing equipment, chemical processing equipment, building general systems (includes instrumentation, pneumatics, hydraulics, controls (PLC’s & distributed control systems (DCS), and a wide range of electrical components)
•    Ability to calibrate process control instruments tight tolerances using sophisticated calibration equipment.
•    Ability to achieve a high level of expertise to effectively troubleshoot and repair equipment, including root cause analysis.
•    Some experience or expertise in mechanical, piping, HVAC equipment and controls.
•    Includes maintenance of motors, breakers, starters, variable speed drives, process controls devices, heat tracing, lighting, etc.
•    Calibrate, align and make adjustments with test equipment and measurement equipment.
•    Installation of conduit, wiring, switches, relays, lighting, circuit breakers using power tools and hand tools
•    Install upgrades to enhance or replace outdated control systems. 
•    Execute preventive and predictive maintenance programs. 
•    Data entry and report writing including ISO documentation. 
•    Working knowledge of Microsoft Office and maintenance software tools.
•    Ability to change based on priorities

 

Requirements:

•    Dependable, maintain good attendance
•    Maintain a clean work area and operate in a safe manner at all times.
•    Detail orientated Team Player
•    Strong electrical and/or instrumentation training and demonstrated skills/experience
•    Proficient in Math functions
•    Must demonstrate effective analytical troubleshooting skills
•    Able to read electrical, instrument and machine drawings
•    Able to read/modify PLC programs to troubleshoot equipment problems
•    Understanding of new electrical codes for hazardous environments (flammable liquids)
•    Ability to work effectively with minimal supervision
•    Excellent safety record – places safety and environment as top priority in all work
•    Knowledge of Lock Out / Tag Out
•    Effective communication skills – daily communications with leaders, maintenance planner, technical staff, engineering and operations as needed.
•    Team player – willing to be flexible, often work in other areas and with other trades as needed.
•    Significant walking or other means of mobility.
•    Ability to work in a standing position for extended periods of time (up to 8 hours).
•    Ability to reach, bend, stoop, push and/or pull, and frequently lift up to 35 pounds and occasionally lift/move 40 pounds.
•    Ability to work off of ladders or scaffolding, in some awkward positions
•    Indoor and outdoor work assignments
•    The noise level in the work environment is usually moderate to loud.
•    Wear protective clothing and/or Personal Protective Equipment required by the work environment or governmental regulations.
 

Qualifications:
•    HS diploma, and a 2-year degree or some level of instrumentation, electrical of demonstrated trade experience.
•    Varying schedule to include evenings, holidays, weekends and extended hours as business needs dictate.