Electrical and Instrument Technician

Summary about this job

Detail information about job Electrical and Instrument Technician. Terms and conditions vacancy

• Realise your true potential on a world stage.
• Gladstone opportunity. Global potential.
• Play your part in a dynamic energy business.

The E&I Technician will be responsible for executing preventative and corrective maintenance tasks on plant and equipment, safely and efficiently for Midstream Operations.

The E&I Technician will be responsible for executing preventative and corrective maintenance tasks on plant and equipment, safely and efficiently for Midstream Operations.

Reporting to the Maintenance Supervisor you will manage and adopt the  standard  of safe work practices and procedures in accordance with QGC safety policies; Compliance with Permit to Work system and obtaining SAEP (Electrical) sign off; Write and review JSEA's, SOP's, risk assessments, LV Isolation Sheets;  Obtain competencies to execute work in the site ensuring required skills, competencies and authorizations are maintained; Ensure the Operation's plant and equipment is maintained safely in accordance with Australian Legislation and QGC specifications and standard; Maintaining and compiling logs, reports, databases and records using CMMS (Maximo).

Requirements

This is a challenging role that calls for Australian Electrical Trade Certification, the ability to hold an unrestricted Queensland Electrical Workers License and an Instrumentation Trade Certificate. Superior skills in communication, influencing and MS Office are also required. Broad understanding of industry standards, HSSE principals and your role in asset processes and procedures is equally crucial.

To be successful in the role, you will need to hold a Cert III Dual trade Instrumentation & Electrical Cert III (Electrical Mechanic License).  Ideally you would have extensive experience working in the oil and gas or resources industry and have experience writing, following Low voltage switching programs.   You must have a thorough understanding of DCS & SCADA systems and an ability to demonstrate a successful history of electrical and instrument fault finding and electrical equipment in hazardous area (EEHA) Inspection, Installation & Maintenance.

You must  have good analytical and deductive reasoning skills, oral and written communication skills, technical writing skills, and mathematical skills. Ability to troubleshoot and solve equipment or process problems.  This role is based on Curtis Island; ideally you should come from Gladstone or the surrounding area.

Aboriginal candidates are strongly encouraged to apply.

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The successful candidate should be an Australian Citizen or Permanent Resident.

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