An Instrumentation Mechanician is a skilled professional who specializes in installing, repairing, maintaining, and calibrating various instruments and control systems used in industrial settings. Their work primarily involves ensuring that all instrumentation and control systems within a facility are functioning accurately and efficiently. Installation: Instrumentation Mechanicians are responsible for installing various instruments and control systems, such as sensors, meters, gauges, transmitters, and controllers. They may work with a variety of equipment, including pressure, temperature, flow, and level measuring devices. Repair and Maintenance: They perform routine maintenance and repairs on instrumentation and control systems to ensure their proper functioning. This may involve troubleshooting problems, diagnosing faults, and replacing faulty components to restore functionality. Calibration: Instrumentation Mechanicians calibrate instruments and control systems to ensure accuracy and reliability. This involves adjusting instruments to match known standards and specifications, as well as performing tests to verify their accuracy. Testing and Inspection: They conduct tests and inspections on instrumentation and control systems to identify any issues or potential problems. This helps to prevent equipment failures and ensures compliance with safety and regulatory standards. Documentation : They maintain detailed records of all work performed, including installation, maintenance, repairs, calibrations, and inspections. This documentation is important for tracking the history of equipment and ensuring regulatory compliance. Collaboration: Instrumentation Mechanicians often work closely with engineers, technicians, and other professionals to troubleshoot complex problems and implement solutions. Effective communication and collaboration are essential for ensuring the smooth operation of industrial processes. Safety: They adhere to safety protocols and procedures to ensure a safe working environment for themselves and others. This includes following proper safety precautions when working with hazardous materials or in potentially dangerous situations. Overall, Instrumentation Mechanicians play a crucial role in maintaining the efficiency, reliability, and safety of industrial processes by ensuring that instrumentation and control systems are properly installed, calibrated, and maintained. Tasks: The incumbent will be responsible for the maintaining and ensuring the accuracy of measured variables Maintain and upgrade existing plant instrumentation Maintain, install and commission field instruments Perform analytical tests on major installations Ensure calibration documents/records are kept up to date Ensures adherence to the companys Health and Safety Standards Develop and implement control philosophy and automation Tune control loops PLC & SCADA Programming Knowledge / Education Requirement: Certified trade test certificate (Section 13) or N6/T4 recognized qualification as an Instrument Technician Computer literate (Word and Excel) Knowledge of ControlNet, DeviceNet and Industrial EtherNet setup and configuration Profibus and Profinet By applying to this reference does not bind you to anything, only taking you one step closer to any opportunity.
