Journey Level Electrical and Instrumentation Technician (E&I)

Journey-Level Electrical and Instrumentation Technician (E&I)Challenger Companies, Inc. has an immediate opening for a Journeyman-level E&I Electrician.Wage $76.85 PLUS BENEFITS - Overtime opportunities likelyThis wage includes $20/hr incentive pay offered by Micron. Micron has the right to modify or remove this incentive at any time, and they are fully expected to do so, as labor demands fluctuate with all of this new construction at the Boise campus. There is no travel required for this position, and there is a great working environment - the work week is typically a 4/10 shift.ALL Qualified Applicants MUST:Be a licensed Journeyman electrician in the State of IdahoHave relatable controls experience and/or educational backgroundOwn basic hand tools needed for electrical workAbide by all safety regulations on apparatuses used on job site(s) and abide by any requirements and/or regulations on the job site by the client/hostBe able to install electrical raceways, including conduit, gutter, and cable tray.Be able to read and understand the electrical drawings requirements and/or regulations on the job site by the client/hostPhysical requirements include the following abilities:Lift 50+ lbs. non-repetitivelyWork with hands above head for extended periods of timeAccess and work from various sizes and types of ladders from heights and not exceed their listed ANSI weight limitations (weight includes personal weight plus tools and/or tool bag)Access and work in sub-floor areas that require maneuvering in tight, congested areas on hands and kneesAbility to work from heights up to 50' while wearing all required fall protection PPE.Work in mechanical areas, above ducting, and other facilities where tight maneuvering is requiredWork in permit and non-permit confined space access points that can be 24" X 24"Wear all forms of PPE that are provided and requiredPosition requires the ability to:Perform installation and calibration on devices that measure and control: level, temperature, pressure, flow, power, position, chemical composition, etc.Install and build control panelsProvide support for programming and configuration of programmable control devices.Perform start-up, point-to-point checks, calibration, and troubleshooting of chemical control operations systems.Assist with field design and collection of engineering data.Understand the fundamentals of PLCs and control systems.Work in high protocol areas including: semiconductor clean rooms, chemical distribution areas, network/server rooms, ESD areas, etc.Additional consideration will be given to applicants with the following:A.A.S. or equivalent academic degree in a related electrical fieldOSHA 10 or 30 certificationExperience in DeviceNet protocolsExperience in pneumatic controlsExperience building UL-listed control panels from engineered prints, including intrinsically safe, pneumatic controls, leak detection, and relay intercepts.Experience in troubleshooting control systemsGood PC skills (WORD, EXCEL)Experience with operations of test equipment (digital multi-meters, various calibrators, etc.)Experience reading blueprint schematics and wiring diagrams, and troubleshooting control circuits from these.Understanding of the principles of process variable measurements (temperature, pressure, level, flow, etc.)Benefits include: Medical, Dental, Vision, Life, AD&D insurance, 401K with 6% employer match, Vacation, and annual Sick/Holiday payChallenger Companies, Inc. is a drug-free workplace and an Affirmative Action Employer/Equal Opportunity Employer, and all qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, or national origin.