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INSTRUMENT TECHNICIAN VI
Summary

Experienced Instrument Technician able to use a methodical and organized approach to maintaining plant control systems. Adept at installing, programming and troubleshooting new, replacement or updated equipment. Experienced in safely maintaining, calibrating, installing, testing and troubleshooting pneumatic, electric and hydraulic instrumentation devices. Excellent problem-solver with strong critical thinking skills.

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Skills
  • Corrective maintenance
  • Process control systems
  • Plant control systems troubleshooting
  • Calibration of plant instrumentation
  • Maintenance & Repair
  • Critical thinking
  • Troubleshooting
  • Multitude of electrical and instrument testing devices
Experience
Instrument Technician VI, Company Name, February 2001-CurrentCity, State
  • Documented work activity accurately using Passport and then Oracle to provide details of all repairs.
  • Troubleshot and provided corrective maintenance on process equipment and control elements.
  • Adhered to all safety and environmental requirements for the oil and gas industry.
  • Calibrated numerous types of process equipment and control elements, including Rosemount, Endress + Hauser, Moore, Fisher, Bailey, Emerson, ABB gas chromatographs, Servomex, Enraf and many more.
  • Repaired and adjusted system components, including removing and replacing defective parts on above mentioned equipment.
  • Set up and operated specialized or standard test equipment to diagnose, test or analyze performance of electronic components, assemblies or systems.
  • Maintained system logs or manuals to document testing or operation of equipment.
  • Reviewed IFR packages to identify necessary revisions, deletions or amendments pertaining to instrumentation work. For example, the In. Situ O2 analyzers spec'd for Z613 were not adequate and not serviceable as engineered.
Electrician, Company Name, June 1999-February 2001City, State
  • Interpreted schematics, blueprints and diagrams to complete projects on time.
  • Checked and troubleshot 24VDC to 240 VAC equipment to identify and address concerns.
  • Troubleshot electrical control circuits.
  • Connected wires to circuit breakers and transformers.
  • Adhered to specifications and codes in installation of electrical wiring, equipment and fixtures.
  • Traced and diagnosed electrical malfunctions using hand tools and test equipment.
  • Utilized wide breadth of testing equipment to assess electrical systems, circuit continuity and accessory fixtures.
  • Installed conduit, wire and motor controls.
Electrician, Company Name, August 1998-May 1999City, State
  • Interpreted schematics, blueprints and diagrams to complete projects on time.
  • Checked and troubleshot 120VAC to 240VAC equipment to identify and address concerns.
  • Oversaw project details and adherence to regulations, including diagnosis, wiring and OSHA compliance.
  • Troubleshot electrical control circuits.
  • Connected wires to circuit breakers and transformers.
  • Adhered to specifications and codes in installation of electrical wiring, equipment and fixtures.
  • Assessed, tested and operated variety of electrical components and systems.
  • Traced and diagnosed electrical malfunctions using hand tools and test equipment.
  • Operated, set up and repaired equipment such as high-pressure boilers and large commercial air conditioning systems.
  • Utilized wide breadth of testing equipment to assess electrical systems, circuit continuity and accessory fixtures.
  • Installed conduit, wire and motor controls.
Electrical Apprentice, Company Name, April 1994-August 1998City, State
  • Completed semi-skilled and skilled work under supervision of fully qualified supervisors.
  • Examined and tested electrical systems to locate loose connections or other faults and make proactive repairs.
  • Dug trenches and created holes to pull conduit and install supports.
  • Verified measurements and made accurate cuts to avoid wasting materials on job sites.
  • Kept work areas clean, neat and free of hazards.
  • Gathered required tools and equipment for each task to increase efficiency.
  • Measured and prepared supplies for electrical tasks.
  • Collaborated with more knowledgeable professionals to grow understanding of principles and construction standards.
  • Reviewed blueprints and electrical schematics to perform tasks to specifications.
  • Utilized knowledge and equipment to test wiring and other system parts for electrical flow and function.
  • Operated hand and power tools and diagnostic equipment to complete various aspects of jobs.
  • Listened to directives of senior electrical professionals to complete efficient tasks.
  • Adhered to company standards and OSHA regulations for work site safety.
  • Set up equipment and configured settings for optimal performance.
  • Resolved issues with existing systems and replaced malfunctioning parts.
  • Kept work areas clean, neat and organized for efficient operations.
  • Transported required supplies and employees from headquarters to job site using company vehicles.
  • Worked in team-based environment to accomplish projects.
  • Inspected existing wiring to identify problems such as short circuits.
  • Assisted with electrical installation tasks, including new substation and associated gear, conduit, wiring, panels, HVAC controls, terminating and trim work, lighting, transformers, and much more.
  • Followed all relevant electrical and building codes for each job.
  • Maintained organization, cleanliness and safety in all work areas.
  • Promoted workplace safety and reported any potential hazards quickly to the foreman.
  • Put in new new electrical components, fixtures and motors.
  • Demonstrated strong foundation of safety knowledge and implemented industry best practices.
Education and Training
Some College (No Degree)Language, University Of Alaska Fairbanks, City
Journeyman Wireman Electrical Apprentice, , IBEW Apprenticeship Program, , CityAugust 1998
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Resume Overview

School Attended

  • University Of Alaska Fairbanks
  • IBEW Apprenticeship Program

Job Titles Held:

  • Instrument Technician VI
  • Electrician
  • Electrical Apprentice

Degrees

  • Some College (No Degree)
    Journeyman Wireman

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