Job TitleInstrument and Electrical Technician II
Compensation$50/hr; agency-provided truck
LocationMidland HWY 80
Schedule5/2
Target Start DateASAP
Tentative End DateOne year from start date
ScopeInstall and maintain electrical and instrument equipment used in production operations. Test and repair electrical and instrumentation systems, evaluate issues, plan repairs, and document problems and corrective actions.
- Perform work in accordance with applicable laws, regulations, standards, specifications, procedures, and health, safety, and environmental requirements.
- Coordinate with operations, engineering, and projects teams; provide input on control specifications and work practices.
- Maintain electrical and control systems under the Work Management Manual and follow the Permit to Work System.
- Complete scheduled maintenance work safely, to standard, and on time. Help prioritize work and provide troubleshooting support to other technicians.
- Prepare Management of Change requests for electrical and control equipment and inspect installations in accordance with OIMS requirements.
- Monitor new installations, recommend upgrades, share technical updates with the team, and stand in for the Instrument and Electrical Lead as needed.
Skills and QualificationsAssociate degree preferred, ideally supplemented by related technical coursework. Experience maintaining electrical systems, instrumentation, and controls in a processing plant or offshore production plant. Familiarity with oil and gas facility regulations, OIMS procedures, and applicable safety and technical training requirements. Computing skills, clear communication, organized reporting, attention to detail, and strong troubleshooting ability.