Instrument & Electrical Technician - Lift Stations

Overview

The Instrument & Electrical Technician is responsible for maintaining existing electrical and control systems by troubleshooting and repairing equipment, performing visual inspections, gathering information related to equipment failure, and removing and installing electrical devices and equipment.

Responsibilities

· Installs electrical circuits and distribution systems inclusive of, but not necessarily limited to motors, motor controllers, motor control centers, transformers, control panels, circuit breakers, disconnects, services, raceways, wiring, instrumentation equipment, and devices utilizing all materials and methods recognized by the National Electrical Code NFPA 70

· Troubleshoot, identify root cause, and remedy malfunctions of electrical services, distribution systems, control systems, pumping stations, complex water and wastewater treatment process units, programmable logic controller, SCADA networks, remote terminal units (SCADA), and instrumentation equipment

· Assist other craft disciplines by performing electrical testing and measurement to diagnose malfunctions in mechanical equipment, hydraulic, and pneumatic systems and process units

· Perform preventative maintenance on electrical services, distribution systems, control systems, pumping stations, complex water and wastewater treatment process units, programmable logic controllers, SCADA networks, remote terminal units (SCADA), and instrumentation equipment

· Communicate with supervisors, inspection personnel, engineers, and contractors to provide inspection, maintenance, and construction support for all electrical, instrumentation, and SCADA systems

· Inspect work performed by contractors for conformity to drawings and specifications and applicable National Electric Code articles

· Prepare comprehensive reports to management

· Document work performed utilizing Maximo computerized maintenance management software

· Generate new work orders as required

· Upon r...