Surgical Instrument Repair Technician Salary in West Virginia

Idaho National Laboratory is hiring a Instrumentation Technician to work in our Instrumentation and Dosimetry department. Our team works a 4x10 schedule located out of our Central Facilities with every Friday off. All work is performed onsite. You will perform instrument maintenance and installation of radiological instruments and components. You will report directly to the Manager of Instrumentation and Dosimetry. *Responsibilities Include:* * Troubleshoot, repair, install, and perform preventative and predictive maintenance on radiation detection instruments and components. * Calibrate radiation detection instrumentation using appropriate standards and radioactive sources. * Transport portable radiation detection instruments and limited quantities of radioactive material. * Provide maintenance support for programmable and digital systems. * Monitor work activities and inform management/leads of needed changes. * Maintain records of work performed and communicate necessary information

The Instrument Maintenance Repair Technician will engage in facilities equipment maintenance to ensure continuous operation of building and powerhouse equipment including troubleshooting, regular preventive maintenance plan execution and equipment modification. This position will be involved with basic and advanced electrical work as needed and as qualified. Roles and Responsibilities but not limited to: Troubleshoot all electronic/electrical equipment. Perform calibrations of facility systems equipment. Responsible for maintaining operational status of all facilities PLC equipment. VFD Drives Large Control Systems Including PLC processors, IO, and networked BMS/EMS systems. Responsible for performing maintenance tasks of all facilities PLC equipment. Including calibration of: HVAC VAV controllers Damper controls Dew Point/Humidity Sensors VFD Drives Ensure safe work practices and policies are followed Participate in and lead maintenance activities around facilities controls Assist in

Purpose of the position: As our Instrument Technician II, you will execute principal responsibilities to ensure the safe, reliable and efficient operation of our continuous chemical manufacturing process in accordance with local and national regulations and standards. You will also execute maintenance activities (preventive, corrective and predictive). Principal Responsibilities: Safety • Understand and adhere to company safe work policies. • Contribute to the improvement of the Safety, Health, Environmental and Quality programs. • Follow Lone Worker requirements. • Apply the hazardous work permit (HWP) process, lockout-tagout (LOTO) and energy isolation procedures as required for company and contractor personnel. • Follow management of change (MOC) procedures for all changes to process and operating procedures. • Direct and monitor contractors. • Lead and participate in operations and safety meetings. • Participate in safety committee activities as required. Reliability • Support plan

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Job Description Job Description Job Summary Under the direction of the E&I Manager, assist, direct or train workers to install, maintain, or repair process instrumentation, equipment, or fixtures. Ensure compliance with applicable electrical codes. Lead instrumentation projects around the plant and work with Engineering, Maintenance, Refinery and Boiler Room to ensure 24-7 operations. Troubleshoot complex process instrumentation issues with the ability to shift focus to changing priorities. Create and update logic & electrical diagrams, instrument spec sheets, calibration records, etc. Key Areas of Responsibility Perform preventive maintenance Responsible for job site and equipment care Trace and verify process lines to ensure safety of systems prior to work starting (LOTO) Inspect and test components of instrumentation systems including control valves, RTDs, thermocouples, flow meters, differential pressure, switches, transmitters, etc. Utilize blueprints, wiring diagrams and manufact

Who We Are: Eastern Controls is a family-owned manufacturer’s representative located in the suburbs of Philadelphia, PA that provides the best-in-class process control solutions, service and training. With locations in Ashland, VA; Carnegie, PA, and our home base in Edgemont, PA, we collaborate with customers in the Life Sciences, Power, Water & Wastewater, Chemical, Refinery, Food & Beverage, and other process-centered industries across an expanding map of geographies. We’re expanding rapidly, technically challenging, and pride ourselves on providing an unrivalled customer experience. If you enjoy a fun, fast-paced company that directly impacts life-sustaining industries and the industrial infrastructure of the United States, apply today. Who We’re Seeking: You want to be where the action is! You enjoy working with your hands (sometimes getting them dirty) and thrive in an ever-changing environment. People would describe you as curious, resourceful, dependable and don’t shy away from