The Instrumentation & Electrical Technician (I&E Tech) is responsible for the installation, maintenance, testing,
troubleshooting, and repair of all plant instrumentation, control systems, electrical machinery, and related auxiliary equipment, all while strictly adhering to the highest safety standards.
Main Responsibilities:
- Install, calibrate, and troubleshoot industrial instrumentation, electrical, and control systems, including continuous emissions monitoring (CEMS), transmitters, analyzers, control valves, controllers, PLCs, and protective relays.
- Maintain and support power generation and plant auxiliary equipment, including boiler, steam turbine and generator, by analyzing and resolving complex system issues to minimize downtime.
- Interpret P&IDs, electrical schematics, control system drawings, technical manuals, and blueprints to perform corrective maintenance, overhauls, and system improvements in accordance with codes and standards.
- Prevent equipment breakdowns by monitoring instrumentation drift, alarm patterns, and operational signals, utilizing advanced diagnostic equipment for precise testing and calibration.
- Manage maintenance documentation via the Computerized Maintenance Management System (CMMS), ensuring accurate logging of tasks, work orders, parts usage, and time allocation.
- Coordinate with operations, maintenance, engineering teams, and external contractors during installations, start-ups, and shutdowns; communicate equipment status and safety concerns clearly to all stakeholders.
- Adhere strictly to all health and safety standards, including LOTO, confined space entry, hot work permits, Field Level Risk Assessments, and OHS regulations.
- Collaborate with cross-functional teams to maximize equipment uptime, reliability, and support continuous improvement and change management initiatives.