Description
The Instrument Technician specifies, installs, commissions, troubleshoots, repairs, and maintains electrical, electronic, pneumatic, and control instrumentation and systems used in petroleum, wastewater, and ethylene glycol processing. The role covers sensors, transmitters, PLCs, VFDs, controllers, control valves, DCS, calibration, documentation, and collaboration with operations, environmental compliance, safety, and maintenance teams. It requires five years of experience in a refinery or related field and offers $48-$50 in compensation.
