Senior / Maintenance Technician (Electrical)

Responsibilities

• Test, calibrate, and assure all instruments in service at the facility are accurate.
• Repair and resolve problems encountered with instruments in a timely fashion.
• Understand and be proficient working with the facility computer systems, i.e. DCS, PLC’s, flow computers, and analyzers and perform all required preventative and predictive maintenance on these systems and components.
• Interact with instrument manufacturers and representatives to stay current with the latest trends in instrumentation and keep the facility “State of the Art” with updates etc.
• Participate in emergency drills, safety meetings, and training seminars as required.
• Train other facility personnel in the proper way to operate instruments and recognize problems before they escalate.
• Practice continuous improvement and teamwork in order to be a positive force in the maintenance department.
• Is committed to attend all training courses as per the written training plan.
• Take on additional responsibilities as directed by the, I&E supervisor.
• Preference will be given to a candidate that has proven experience in the start-up of a grass roots hydrocarbon processing facility.
• Carry out repairs on control system as necessary
• Perform all required calibration on analytical equipment
• Be proficient in plant analysers, such as fiscal metering equipment, cryogenic measurement, sampling and analysis
• Repair and maintain all laboratory instrument and equipment including GLCs, hygrometers, LEL meters etc.
• Work closely with the SLNG terminal Maintenance and Operations team, and various disciplines within maintenance the operating team and the plant laboratory.

Requirements

• Diploma in Instrumentation and Control technology including DCS, PLCs F&Gs and Emergency shut down systems
• Proven technical experience in Instrumentation and control systems in a cryogenic hydrocarbon producing or handling plant. Power and other type of plant experience will be considered. Knowledge of cryogenics and aspects of the natural gas industry a mandatory and must be acquired through company, EPC or vendor provided training.
• Working knowledge of both conventional pneumatic, hydraulic and electronic instrumentation, & components.
• Ability to read piping and electrical schematics and P&IDs, PFDs logic diagram and decipher technical manuals on a variety of specially designed instrument components used in the cryogenic industry.
• Skill in general wet chemistry techniques
• Experience in operating and maintaining Gas Chromatograph
• Basic laboratory safety skills (Management of Change procedures, MSDS system, chemical storage, waste disposal, proper handling of toxic or hazardous chemicals)
• Good exposure and experience with dynamic control room type setting, stream analyzers and sampling systems.