I&C Technician

Job Summary:SURETY-
This position is designated as a chemical duty position and is subject to the requirements of the Chemical Personnel Reliability Program. As a condition of employment, candidates and incumbents must favorably complete a personnel security investigation, urinalysis testing, medical exam and respiratory screening, and must meet and maintain personnel suitability and reliability requirements established by Army Regulation 50-6.

• Require routine access to chemical surety materials.
• Are authorized to escort visitors to areas containing chemical surety materials.
• Are operators of equipment that disassembles chemical munitions/containers or handle chemical surety materials during demilitarization operations.

MAJOR RESPONSIBILITIES / DUTIES / TASKS

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  Perform all work safely and with the utmost concern for the safety of self and other employees.
• Perform all work in compliance with environmental permits and regulations.
• Be at work when scheduled and maintain a good attendance record.
• Perform a variety of instrumentation, controls/electronics and electrical trade functions including modifications and revisions, corrective and preventive maintenance on facility systems, equipment and components such as instrumentation, control circuits, pressure indicators and temperature indicators, programmable logic controllers, motor control centers, motors, HVAC units and control and power circuits involved in the installation of conduit, cable trays, raceways, wiring and other associated electrical equipment in support of plant configuration changes.
• Perform journeyman level duties in the installation, repair and maintenance of low voltage ( 120 volts) electrical equipment, systems and components. I&C Technicians may perform Electrical LO/TO zero energy verifications on 480 volt electrical equipment, after completion of NFPA 70 Qualified Person Training.
• With verified PCAPP certification as an Electrical Technician, perform corrective and preventative maintenance of facility electrical systems, equipment, and components such as generators, switchgear up to 13.2kv, transformers, programmable logic controllers, motors, HVAC units, control and power circuits.
• Perform emergency repairs to systems, equipment and components. Record the as-found condition as well as the repaired condition, analyzing system characteristics to determine the cause of failure.
• Conduct post-maintenance testing of systems, equipment and components as necessary to complete work packages and ensure systems, equipment and components are returned to operational conditions.
• Assist vendors and provide technical support in performing electrical maintenance tasks that are beyond the department's capability.
• Maintain accountability of property, including tools and maintenance equipment.
• Understand and utilize a variety of hand tools, power tools, measurement and test equipment (M&TE) in the performance of duties.
• Follow predetermined checklist in the performance of preventative maintenance of facility equipment and systems.
• Assure code and building standards are met.
• When assigned to the SDC, may perform munitions handling and or transport duties through use of forklift, list assist devices or via electric utility vehicles.

Minimum Requirements:REQUIREMENTS / SPECIFICATIONS -
Basic Qualifications:

• High school diploma/equivalent and 6 years industrial maintenance experience in an operating demilitarization, chemical, power, processing, industrial service, military or manufacturing plant.
  
• Or, Completion of formal apprenticeship or similar accredited training program (such as vocational, trade, commercial, or military) in the I & C field and 2+ years industrial maintenance experience in an operating demilitarization, chemical, power, processing, industrial service, military or manufacturing plant.
  
• Must be a US Citizen or naturalized citizen able to obtain and maintain PCAPP site access.
• Must be computer literate in common software applications and able to operate general office equipment.
• Must be 18 years of age or older.
• Must be willing to work overtime, varying hours and/or rotating shifts.
• Must be willing and able to work in an industrial environment that is in close proximity to and/or in a chemical demilitarization facility.

Minimum Qualifications:

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  Must have experience working with low voltage ( 120 volts) electrical equipment, systems and components.
• Must be able to read and interpret blueprints, drawings, layout and specifications in the performance of the duties to ensure system integrity is maintained.
• Must have thorough understanding of instrumentation equipment (transmitters, smart valves, etc.) operation of that equipment. Also instrumentation equipment maintenance requirements and restrictions imposed by safety and environmental regulations.
• Demonstrate competency in analog and digital process control loop and instrument maintenance repair and troubleshooting by use of Multi-meters and Fluke 744 Calibrators.
• Sound fundamentals in the use of measuring and testing equipment consistent with I/C scope of work.

SURETY-
This position is designated as a chemical duty position and is subject to the requirements of the Chemical Personnel Reliability Program. As a condition of employment, candidates and incumbents must favorably complete a personnel security investigation, urinalysis testing, medical exam and respiratory screening, and must meet and maintain personnel suitability and reliability requirements established by Army Regulation 50-6.

• Require routine access to chemical surety materials.
• Are authorized to escort visitors to areas containing chemical surety materials.
• Are operators of equipment that disassembles chemical munitions/containers or handle chemical surety materials during demilitarization operations.

Preferred Qualifications:Desired Qualifications:

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  Experience in start-up of facilities process instrumentation
• Experience in a toxic or hazardous materials work environment