Traveling Instrumentation & Controls Technician

NextEra Energy; Florida; On-site; USD 70,000 - 100,000; Full time

Job summary

Florida Power & Light Company, part of NextEra Energy, seeks an Instrument and Control Specialist to support outages at the West County Plant in Loxahatchee, FL. The role involves travel across Florida, uses company-provided tools, and requires flexibility for weekend work and overtime.

Candidates may come from apprentice programs or have related college coursework in electronics and instrumentation, or military-equivalent experience.

Qualifications

• Must have held, or be qualified to hold the position of Instrument and Control Specialist, or have completed the Apprentice Instrument and Control Specialist program.
• Has worked at another industrial facility as an I. and C. technician, and completed an accredited training program.
• Has worked for a minimum of 2 years at an industrial facility in the maintenance and troubleshooting of instrumentation and control devices, and has satisfactorily completed specific college courses.
• Equivalent military experience or any other rating that is equally comparable.

Responsibilities

• Performs major maintenance of plant instrument and control equipment and structures.
• Installs, tests and maintains electronic, pneumatic, hydraulic and mechanical instruments and devices that indicate, record, transmit or control the operation of power plants.
• Installs and maintains connecting piping, tubing and wiring from the primary sensing element to the final control element.

Skills

Instrument tech

Maintenance

Troubleshooting

Safety

Education

Associate degree in Electronics or Instrument technology

Tools

Test equipment

Meters

Precision tools

Job description

Florida Power & Light Company, part of NextEra Energy, seeks an Instrument and Control Specialist to support outages at the West County Plant in Loxahatchee, FL. The role involves travel across Florida, uses company-provided tools, and requires flexibility for weekend work and overtime.

Candidates may come from apprentice programs or have related college coursework in electronics and instrumentation, or military-equivalent experience.