Overview
An Instrumentation Technician is a highly skilled professional responsible for ensuring the optimal performance, safety, and reliability of automated systems.
Main Responsibilities
- To conduct inspection and check-up all instrumentation equipment/devices on the given area to ensure 100% efficiency is always attained. Check for leaks and any abnormal condition and performance of the device on the process area. Maintain cleanliness of each instrument.
- Check for PLC panel cooling system and maintain cleanliness of the whole panel.
- Pull-out, install, loop check, test, and repair electronic, hydraulic and pneumatic devices.
- If any Issue found in the instrument/equipment do corrective action if possible during normal run or if not possible to attend inform supervisor/ Engineer immediately.
- Perform any pending instrumentation activities on area of responsibility as per directions from Supervisor/Engineer.
- Perform activities for improvements such us modification and upgrades as per directions from Supervisor/Engineer.
- Record calibration made, parts and component used or replaced for reference and equipment history purposes.
- Implement proper housekeeping on the work area and employ safety practices during installation, pull-out, calibration and maintenance of the instrument.
List of instrumentation equipment/devices
- Control valves- check for any leaks, check filter and regulator, hose and fitting, cable connections, connectors and glanding, maintain cleanliness.
- On/off valves- check for any leaks, check filter and regulator, hose and fitting, quick exhaust valves, flow control, solenoid valves, maintain cleanliness.
- Transmitters (pressure, level, flow consistency, temperature) - check for connectors, cable, glanding and process connections, maintain cleanliness.
- Pneumatic cylinders- check for any leaks, check filter and regulator, hose and fitting, quick exhaust valves, flow control, solenoid valves, mounting bolt tightness and eye rod. Maintain cleanliness.
- Filter, regulators and lubricators- check for leaks, drain filters check lubricator oil level, check pressure gauge condition. Maintain cleanliness.
- Solenoid valves, fittings and hoses- check for leaks, check connectors and cable, check hose and fittings conditions.
- Field switches (proximity switch, limit switch, pressure switch etc.)- check cables connection and connectors, junction box, sensor mounting and screws, maintain cleanliness.
- Gauges (Pressure, Temperature) - check dial, check for accurate/correct reading. Maintain cleanliness.
- Junction boxes, hydraulic and pneumatic panels- it must clean and dry, and door is always close to eliminate water entry
- Control panels, and PLC panels: check if all the panels are clean and cooling system is working.
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Needed Competencies
- Minimum 3 years of related professional experience.
- Diploma degree in Instrumentation & Controls
- Good communication skills.