Computer Instrument Technician

Design, install, test, calibrate, tune, repair, maintain, and troubleshoot the process control instrumentation, support related computer-based control, data acquisition equipment, and the various system utilized for the safe, efficient, and reliable operation of a power plant. Responsibilities also include providing technical support and coordination to plant chemical, maintenance, electric, and operations groups., The Computer Instrument Technician performs the following duties:

• Troubleshooting, testing, calibrating, repairing, installing, tuning, and otherwise maintaining various process control instrumentation devices and systems utilized for the safe, efficient and reliable operation of fossil fueled power plants
• The Computer Instrument Technician provides technical support related to power plant computer-based control and data acquisition equipment, including the development and modification of the computer systems application programs, operator function, graphic displays, documentation and data base parameters
• Resolving day-to-day system problems
• Ensuring system, software, data and backup security; reviewing and monitoring the operating status of equipment
• Aiding engineers with equipment performance calculation programs
• Also assists engineering personnel with special tests and projects and performs other miscellaneous or special duties as required and/or assigned
• Will require the use of a respirator in certain situations

• Applicant must have a two-year associate degree in electronics, process controls, instrumentation, or power generation technology OR
• Have completed equivalent education as demonstrated by two years of accredited post-secondary education with sufficient and relevant course concentrations in the field of electrical, electronic, or instrument technology.
• Applicant must have a valid driver’s license and meet the company’s requirements for driving.