Instrumentation & Control Technician

Job Description – Instrumentation & Control Technician

(3–5 years’ experience required)

Responsibilities

• Rebuild, repair, install, and remove electrical systems, PLCs, automation equipment, switchgear, motors (including 3-phase), sensors, controllers, transformers, and related components.

• Perform electrical testing, calibration, troubleshooting, and preventative maintenance.

• Identify faulty equipment and determine when immediate maintenance is needed.

• Operate power tools, hoists, and hand tools safely.

• Maintain parts inventory, assess used parts, complete reports, and keep work areas clean.

• Participate in daily meetings and coordinate with vendors to reduce downtime.

• Follow all safety policies and procedures; perform other duties as assigned.

Qualifications

• Experience as an industrial electrician in a heavy industrial environment (hot, cold, wet, dusty).

• High school diploma or GED.

• Proficiency with electrical installation tools, industrial equipment, AC motors/VFDs, power distribution, motor controls, sensors, and instrumentation.

• Understanding of HMI and PLC systems; ability to read colored wiring.

• Basic computer skills; strong communication and problem-solving abilities.

• Knowledge of safety hazards and precautions; able to work independently or as part of a team.

• Flexibility for overtime, weekends, and call-outs.

Working Conditions

• Plant and surface mining environment with moderate noise and varying weather exposure.

• Physically demanding; must lift up to 50 lbs and identify warning horns/visual hazards.

• Variable shifts and overtime as needed.

Job Details

• Full-time

• Pay: $25.00–$28.00/hr

• Minimum 40 hours per week