Instrumentation and Controls Technician

Envirogen is a leading provider of innovative water treatment solutions designed to meet the most demanding industry standards. We are seeking an Instrumentation and Controls Technician to be responsible for the installation, repair, and maintenance of our electrical and instrumentation systems, equipment, and fixtures.

Your remit will cover a wide variety of responsibilities including:

• Inspecting and troubleshooting mechanical and electrical equipment using test equipment and industry standard procedures.
• Performing routine and preventative maintenance, lubrication, and minor adjustments on various machines and related equipment.
• Performing preventive, predictive, and corrective maintenance on WWTP and Process water systems and equipment.
• Installing new or replacement instrumentation and control systems, equipment, and support systems.
• Calibrating instrumentation using various meters and devices.
• MINIMUM JOB REQUIREMENTS
• Must demonstrate ability to efficiently maintain, install and repair a variety of equipment which may include pumps, engines, generators, valves, gates, mixers, conveyors, blowers, chemical feed and odor control, disinfection equipment, vacuum filters, and belt presses.
• Must demonstrate ability to use precision measuring devices, testing equipment and shop tools such as drill press, band saw, bench grinder, and torque wrench.
• Must demonstrate the ability to inspect and diagnose process problems in multiple unit processes, troubleshoot mechanical, electro-mechanical, hydraulic, or pneumatic equipment and take corrective action within policy and procedure limitations.
• Must have ability to operate Computer Maintenance Management System (software).

Requirements

• Experience in a related position, in a similar environment or process water systems with the ability to comprehend complex specification, blueprints and manuals.
• Demonstrated knowledge of Siemens Process Instrumentation, Allen Bradley PLC Instrumentation, and VFD Logic.
• Responds to alarm calls for emergency situations at the facility.
• Courses in wastewater or process water treatment are preferred.