I&E Tech - CO2

Overview Instrument technician responsible for calibrating and maintaining instrumentation control systems and automation systems, including process control, safety shutdown, fire detection and suppression, gas detection, and emergency shutdown. Provide input to optimize systems, maintain regulatory records, and assess, maintain, repair and monitor control, analytical, and distributed control systems. Maintain performance of temperature, pressure, flow and level measurement equipment, valves, hydraulic control panels and single loop controllers. On-call and emergency response duties, housekeeping, and general maintenance as required. Strong electrical and mechanical aptitude required. Responsibilities Ensure instrumentation control systems and automation systems are calibrated and functioning properly. Maintain all facility instrumentation, measurement devices, and final control elements. Work with facility engineers to optimize systems and maintain regulatory requirements and records. Assess, maintain, repair and monitor control, analytical, and distributed control systems. Maintain performance of temperature, pressure, flow and level measurement equipment, valves, hydraulic control panels and single loop controllers. Respond to on-call emergencies as scheduled. Perform housekeeping and general maintenance. Carry out other duties as trained and instructed by supervision. Manage spare/critical parts inventory to reduce delays or failures. Properly record and complete I&E maintenance reports and service records. Maintain a clean work space across all areas of responsibility including structures, offices, restrooms, break rooms, vehicles, etc. Maintain open communication with operators, supervision, and managers via radio and other proper means. Complete maintenance inspections, checklists, and PMs. Participate in Process Safety Management with emphasis on Instrument and Electrical integrity. Engage in safety and environmental training and attend daily briefings. Observe company safety and operational procedures and policies; promptly report unsafe conditions to management. Use mechanical, measuring & testing devices, hand tools, computers, and other equipment; drive company vehicles. Climb tank stairs, operate valves, lift 40–50 lbs regularly and up to 100 lbs occasionally, and perform other physical activities. Use computer/motor controlled equipment and/or manually operate valves throughout the process area. Provide HAZWOPER and Resource Conservation and Recovery Act support and participate in emergency response activities. Drive company vehicle to work sites away from base location. Perform other duties as assigned. Essential duties and responsibilities Successful completion of broad I&E maintenance tasks. Maintain asset safety and compliance with regulations and corporate policies. Mentor fellow employees when possible. Participate in project planning including P&ID development, Cause & Effect development, and Control System design. Maintain and optimize SCADA communications systems and PLCs/DCSs. Troubleshoot using P&IDs and loop diagrams. Calibrate, test, inspect, operate, troubleshoot and maintain electronic devices (PLCs, DCSs, transmitters, etc.). Working knowledge of Microsoft Office applications. Work independently, as a team leader, or as a team member within the maintenance group. Oversee on-site contractors and ensure competency, safety, and productivity. Maintain and update system documentation including loop diagrams, panel drawings and control documents. Assist in developing I&E maintenance procedures and annual budgets. Implement and enhance preventative maintenance programs. Optimize company and contractor resources and personnel. Maintain an approved contractor list. Analyze purchases and invoices and identify improvements. Handle regulatory issues as required. Evaluate company and contractor safety practices and performance. Carry a cell phone and be available during working and non-working hours as needed. Perform other duties as assigned. Education High School diploma or equivalent Experience / Knowledge Petroleum transportation, storage and distribution; electrical or mechanical experience is a plus. General knowledge of 4-20mA control and associated transmitters. Knowledge in control network architecture Competencies, Skills and Abilities Electrical and/or mechanical aptitude. Basic computer skills (Word, Excel, Email). Ability to accept supervision/direction and work cooperatively with others. Good oral and written English communication skills. Ability to perform mathematical calculations; calculators/computers available. Ability to work with minimal supervision and as part of a team. Problem-solving ability in ambiguous situations. Successful completion of all training, evaluations and tests; background check and drug screen post-offer. Company-provided cell phone required; available to respond during working and non-working hours as needed. Ability to work with a team, take direction from supervisors, and lead personnel; adhere to schedules. Physical Demands Lift 40–50 lbs regularly; up to 100 lbs occasionally. Climb stairs/ladders, bend, kneel, crouch, and reach. Walk on various surfaces and operate hand tools. See clearly to perform duties; handle administrative and field tasks. Working Conditions Work schedule includes days, shifts, overtime, callouts, weekends and holidays. 24/7 operations on static sites. Outdoor work in all weather conditions, day and night. Preferred Education, Experience, Certifications, and Skills 2-year Associate or 4-year degree preferred; technical field degree or equivalent experience accepted. Petroleum, chemical process, power plant, electrical or mechanical experience preferred. Experience in natural gas instrumentation, electronics and control systems. Understanding of process controls and gas processing fundamentals. Safe handling practices for flammable gases, liquids, and high-pressure systems. Experience within a Process Safety Management facility. Proficiency with Microsoft Excel, Word, PowerPoint, Outlook. 3+ years of experience reading instrumentation and electrical diagrams. 3+ years of experience with electrical controls, distribution systems and motor controls. 3+ years of experience with SCADA/PLC/DCS/Pneumatic loops and troubleshooting. Why Join Kinder Morgan Kinder Morgan is a large energy infrastructure company operating in North America. We provide energy transportation and storage services in a safe, efficient, and environmentally responsible manner. Kinder Morgan is an equal opportunity employer. For more information, visit the careers site at #J-18808-Ljbffr