Instrument Technician: Beaumont Division (Deer Park, TX)
Summary
| Title: | Instrument Technician: Beaumont Division (Deer Park, TX) |
|---|---|
| ID: | 1116 |
| Location: | Deer Park, Texas |
Description
Turnaround work; Project located in Deer Park area
Pre-requisites:
Minimum 4 years craft-specific experience; technical degree preferred
Other Information:
The Instrument Technician must be able to read and correlate information and trouble-shoot from blueprints; must be able to read, understand, correlate, and trouble-shoot from one-line schematics; must be able to read P & ID's and ladder diagrams; must possess ability to perform calibration of electronic instruments, pneumatic instruments, transmitters, controllers, and recorders; must be able to pressure test pneumatic instruments for leaks, pneumatic instruments with controllers, transducers and valves in service; must be able to loop check electrical wiring for continuity and proper termination; must possess the ability to perform field calibration of electronic instruments with transmitters, controllers, transducers, valves, and recorders in service; must have a good working knowledge of electronic test equipment, decade resistance box, V.O.M., tag terminations, valve and positioner stroke, and tuning of all type of loops.
The above written description shall not be and is not intended to be a complete listing of all miscellaneous, incidental, or similar duties which may be required from day to day. ISC utilizes the multi-skill concept and expects all associates to perform other job requirements.
Pre-requisites:
- TWIC card - (Transportation Worker Identification Credential) Go to TWIC website for more information
- Ability to meet the cut score on the National Center for Construction Education and Research (NCCER) Written Skill Assessment
- Ability to pass a post-offer, pre-employment drug/alcohol and hair tests and applicable background checks
Minimum 4 years craft-specific experience; technical degree preferred
Other Information:
- No per diem
- DISA Compliant Site
- Excellent wages (DOE) and complete benefits package
The Instrument Technician must be able to read and correlate information and trouble-shoot from blueprints; must be able to read, understand, correlate, and trouble-shoot from one-line schematics; must be able to read P & ID's and ladder diagrams; must possess ability to perform calibration of electronic instruments, pneumatic instruments, transmitters, controllers, and recorders; must be able to pressure test pneumatic instruments for leaks, pneumatic instruments with controllers, transducers and valves in service; must be able to loop check electrical wiring for continuity and proper termination; must possess the ability to perform field calibration of electronic instruments with transmitters, controllers, transducers, valves, and recorders in service; must have a good working knowledge of electronic test equipment, decade resistance box, V.O.M., tag terminations, valve and positioner stroke, and tuning of all type of loops.
The above written description shall not be and is not intended to be a complete listing of all miscellaneous, incidental, or similar duties which may be required from day to day. ISC utilizes the multi-skill concept and expects all associates to perform other job requirements.
This opening is closed and is no longer accepting applications
