Maintenance Instrument Specialist

The regular work schedule will be 8 hour schedule Monday-Friday, with periodic overtime, in addition to being on an on-call schedule. There is no relocation with this position.

Minimum Requirements (Knowledge, Skills & Abilities):

* Have a minimum of a High School diploma or GED equivalency

* Be able and willing to work the Pryor Maintenance schedule including overtime as needed.

* Be able and willing to work in industrial type conditions

* Be able to lift 55 pounds, climb stairs and ladders, etc

One or more of the following:

* Completion of Apprenticeship Program in Instrumentation or Electrical OR

* Associates of Applied Science Technology degree in Electrical or Instrumentation OR

* A minimum three years' experience as a Journeyman Level Mechanic in Electrical and/or Instrumentation at a chemical/manufacturing plant.

*Candidates will be required to successfully complete pre-employment testing, interviews, a physical evaluation, a drug/alcohol screen, and training.

Desired Competencies In:

• Safe Work practices, National Electrical Code applications, Electrical Distribution systems and specific systems such as Honeywell TDC 3000 DCS and Allen Bradley PLC.
• Reading and understanding loop drawings and P&ID drawings, managing safety switch calibration program, documenting technical work that is performed and performing calibrations.
• Reading and understanding complex electrical drawings.
• Troubleshooting techniques from simple to complex problems and applying relay, PLC and DCS logic in the manufacturing environment.

Position Summary:

• Provide support to the achievement of plant manufacturing objectives through the planning and

execution of maintenance programs and projects assigned to the maintenance team.

• Installs, maintains and troubleshoots in accordance with manufacturer's specifications, machinery,

mechanical equipment and control systems, using hand tools, power tools, and precision measuring

devices and testing instruments.

• Systems include Honeywell TDC 3000 DCS and Allen Bradley PLC..
• Performs all work for which they are trained or have the ability to accomplish in a safe manner.

Responsibilities:
Following is a listing of some of the types of tasks a Maintenance Instrument Specialist 2 would

perform (including but not limited to)

• Program and troubleshoot PLC and DCS systems and related control devices

• Install, maintain and calibrate basic instruments and control devices
• Install and troubleshoot motors and associated control systems
• Install, maintain and calibrate process measurement and control systems
• Install/troubleshoot conduit systems, electrical wiring and electrical distributions

equipment associated with basic electrical installations

• Work in a safe and environmentally sound manner

• Actively participate in and accept all Safety, Health and Environmental responsibilities.
• Work with peers in a team oriented environment
• Actively participate in a safe and respectful work environment
• Continuously learn and enhance job skills as well as teaching others to enhance their skills

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