I&E Technician

at  Danos LLC

Overview:
The position of I&E Technician is responsible for maintaining, calibrating, and troubleshooting instrumentation and electrical systems.

Responsibilities:

• Install, maintain, inspect, troubleshoot, repair and perform preventative maintenance on all field instrumentation, control systems, analyzers and electrical equipment.
• Responsible for prompt and accurate diagnosis of minor problems and the implementation of corrective action.
• Consult directly with equipment vendors on problems for resolution as necessary.
• Coordinate and conduct well maintenance activities on wells and batteries for New Installs/Upgrades, recurring problems where root cause cannot be identified by Well Tech.
• Coordinate and conduct maintenance activities on end devices to include pre-programming of transmitters w/ hart communicator and ensure data accuracy on all fluid and gas measurement meters.
• Conduct in depth failure analysis on repeat equipment failures.
• Implement design for wells within guidelines of automation standards.
• Respond and provide automation support during all outages.
• Work off of assigned schedule and maintain zero out of compliance work orders.
• Provide analytical support on problem wells.
• Provide input on new technologies.
• Assist other technicians during storm outages to bring wells back online.
• Working knowledge of SPOC.
• Able to perform general PM work: testing end devices, temperature shutdowns, pressure switches, level shutdowns.
• Conduct evaluation tests on valves, motors, instruments, etc.
• Knowledge of RTUs. Understanding of digital and analog I/O, programming, and troubleshooting.
• Must be proficient in troubleshooting using loop drawing, schematics, ladder logic, electrical one-line, and P&I drawings.
• Proficient in maintaining process control loops, electronic controls, valves, and transmitters.

Qualifications:

• 0 - 1 year Instrumentation and Electrical experience preferred.
• Working knowledge of oil and gas production operations preferred, but will train acceptable candidate.
• Ability to work effectively in a team environment as well as by self without direct supervision.
• Electronically qualified per OSHA, 1910.269 up to 600V.
• Physical requirements – Must be able to lift 40 lbs, climb ladders and stairs. Walking, bending, stooping is required. Must be able to wear personal protective equipment including the use of a respirator. Must be able to respond to visual and audible alarms.
• Candidate must within a 45 mile radius of the job site.
• Willing to work offshore as needed.
• At least high school grad or GED. I&E technical degree and training preferred.
• Valid Driver’s License with an acceptable driving record.

• Install, maintain, inspect, troubleshoot, repair and perform preventative maintenance on all field instrumentation, control systems, analyzers and electrical equipment.
• Responsible for prompt and accurate diagnosis of minor problems and the implementation of corrective action.
• Consult directly with equipment vendors on problems for resolution as necessary.
• Coordinate and conduct well maintenance activities on wells and batteries for New Installs/Upgrades, recurring problems where root cause cannot be identified by Well Tech.
• Coordinate and conduct maintenance activities on end devices to include pre-programming of transmitters w/ hart communicator and ensure data accuracy on all fluid and gas measurement meters.
• Conduct in depth failure analysis on repeat equipment failures.
• Implement design for wells within guidelines of automation standards.
• Respond and provide automation support during all outages.
• Work off of assigned schedule and maintain zero out of compliance work orders.
• Provide analytical support on problem wells.
• Provide input on new technologies.
• Assist other technicians during storm outages to bring wells back online.
• Working knowledge of SPOC.
• Able to perform general PM work: testing end devices, temperature shutdowns, pressure switches, level shutdowns.
• Conduct evaluation tests on valves, motors, instruments, etc.
• Knowledge of RTUs. Understanding of digital and analog I/O, programming, and troubleshooting.
• Must be proficient in troubleshooting using loop drawing, schematics, ladder logic, electrical one-line, and P&I drawings.
• Proficient in maintaining process control loops, electronic controls, valves, and transmitters