Overview Purpose Statement: To satisfy the site's electrical needs including the installation, maintenance, and repair of the plant equipment in a safe, timely, and craftsman-like manner. The Electrical and Instrumentation (E&I) Technician typically works a 10-hour schedule. The E&I technician participates in on call rotation. Responsibilities Essential Duties and Responsibilities: include the following. Other duties may be assigned. • Checks and performs preventive maintenance on motor control center equipment; repairs or replaces motors as needed. • Operates computer keyboard daily to input data into the Maintenance Management System (SAP), such as time and material charged to a work order, and historical equipment data. Technician inputs his/her time into the payroll system. Uses computer to research and track down needed parts, to input work time and to receive HR information. • Maintains calibration records, job procedures and manuals regularly. • Performs ISO calibration on strain gauges, temperature controllers, etc. Calibrates gages, controllers, transmitters and gage system as required; calibrates substation breakers occasionally; coordinates calibration of test equipment. • Inspects equipment and repairs and/or modifies equipment using hand tools such wrenches, pliers, screwdrivers, hammers, wire stripper and lug crimpers. • Repairs electrical equipment such as motors, generators, AC drives, Motor Control Centers, Power distribution panels, etc. • Tests, troubleshoots and repairs electronic equipment and electrical circuits daily by using specialized instruments such as multi-meters, clamp-on ammeters, meggers. • Troubleshoots process control computer systems, including but not limited to D3 and Delta-V DCS, Allen Bradley PLCs, using portable computers; troubleshoot temperature, level, and pressure control instruments processors; troubleshoot AC variable speed drives. • Follows safe work practices as set by Celanese policies. • Uses lock, tag and try procedure before beginning work on equipment and/or systems. • Designs and fabricates mounting and tubing connections as needed. • Observes mechanical devices in operation and listens to their sounds to locate causes of trouble. • Troubleshoots equipment to detect imperfections. • Adjusts functional parts of devices and control instruments. • Conducts 5S audits in maintenance area. • Troubleshoots and maintains pneumatic instrumentation, including rebuilding automatic control valves, and pneumatic or electronic controllers. • Performs High Voltage (13,200 Vac) switching for Substation PM and repair work. Qualifications Education Required • High School Diploma or GED Skills & Knowledge Required • 3+ years’ experience maintaining and repairing Electrical & Instrumentation Equipment in Industrial / Manufacturing environments • Experience reading schematics • Experience using test equipment and hand tools Preferred • Experience with Automated Technologies – troubleshooting in an industrial/manufacturing environment • Experience with troubleshooting Programmable Logic Controllers (PLC), DCS, and computers • Process Control & Monitoring • Knowledgeable in Electrical Safety and National Electric Code • Experience using plant maintenance software such as SAP • Associate's degree in Instrumentation or Engineering Technology Accountabilities: • Be accountable for self, teammates, and others working in the area. Believe incidents are preventable and take appropriate actions when observing unsafe acts or unsafe conditions. • Provide logical troubleshooting abilities, maintain and repair site equipment in a reliable and craftsman-like manner. • Understand and follow site safety rules and procedures.