Instrumentation Technician

Qualification and Experience

1.     ITI in Instrument Mechanic Trade with minimum two (2) years of experience in the Electrical and Instrumentation field.

1.    Instrumentation Duties

·       Installation & Calibration of instruments like pressure, temperature, flow, and level transmitters.

·       Maintenance and Troubleshooting of control systems, sensors, actuators, and PLC/DCS systems.

·       Loop Checking and commissioning of instrumentation systems during project execution or shutdowns.

·       Documentation of instrument calibration certificates, maintenance logs, and configuration files.

·       Support for Automation Systems, including SCADA, PLC, and DCS troubleshooting.

2. Electrical Duties:

·       Installation of Electrical Equipment such as motors, transformers, lighting systems, and switchgear.

·       Preventive and Corrective Maintenance of electrical circuits, panels, and wiring systems.

·       Testing and Troubleshooting of electrical faults in motors, MCCs, VFDs, and UPS systems.

·       Compliance with Electrical Safety Standards and ensuring safe work practices (e.g., LOTO procedures).

·       Energy Monitoring and Power Quality Analysis, if required.

3. General Responsibilities

·       Coordination with Engineering Teams during project execution and system upgrades.

·       Support During Plant Shutdowns or Turnarounds for quick inspection, repair, and startup.

·       Maintaining Inventory of critical electrical and instrument spare parts.

·       Report Generation for maintenance activities, downtime, and corrective actions.

Required Skills and Knowledge:

·       Knowledge of electrical circuits, power systems, and safety standards.

·       Understanding of instrumentation principles and control system logic.

·       Hands-on experience with calibration tools, multimeters, loop testers, and oscilloscopes.

·       Ability to read and interpret P&IDs, electrical drawings, and wiring diagrams.