Instrument Technician – Process Instrumentation & Maintenance

Bilfinger UK; Runcorn; On-site; GBP 42,000 - 62,000; Full time

Job summary

Bilfinger UK is seeking an Instrument Technician for Koura Global in Runcorn. You will follow plant policies, calibrate, troubleshoot and repair process instruments as part of the maintenance program across a heavy-hour schedule.

The role requires strong knowledge of hazardous areas and safety protocols. Essential qualifications include an approved apprenticeship/NVQ Level 3 and City & Guilds/ONC in Instrument Engineering, plus a UK driving licence.

Qualifications

• Relevant approved apprenticeship / NVQ Level 3 or equivalent.
• Minimum City & Guilds / ONC certificate in Instrument Engineering or equivalent.
• Full UK driving licence and to drive company vehicles where appropriate.
• Detailed knowledge of DSEAR and ATEX legislation (COMPEX 01-04).
• Maintenance experience in oil & gas or chemical industries is essential.

Responsibilities

• Follow plant policies and repair procedures.
• Calibrate, troubleshoot, repair and replace process instruments as part of the plant's maintenance program.
• Maintain process instruments including valves, vibration monitors and other instruments.
• Perform environmental compliance testing and documentation.
• Reduce cost of repairing equipment while maintaining or increasing the quality of repairs.
• Work closely with plant operations to evaluate routine and emergency instrument work.
• Wear proper safety equipment in appropriate areas.
• Be able to move in and around process equipment and confined spaces.

Skills

Instrumentation maintenance

Hazardous areas

Troubleshooting

Plant operation

Education

Relevant approved apprenticeship / NVQ Level 3 or equivalent

City & Guilds / ONC certificate in Instrument Engineering

Job description

Bilfinger UK is seeking an Instrument Technician for Koura Global in Runcorn. You will follow plant policies, calibrate, troubleshoot and repair process instruments as part of the maintenance program across a heavy-hour schedule.

The role requires strong knowledge of hazardous areas and safety protocols. Essential qualifications include an approved apprenticeship/NVQ Level 3 and City & Guilds/ONC in Instrument Engineering, plus a UK driving licence.