Job Description

Job Title

"B/C" Instrumentation & Controls Technician

Job Description

• Precision Maintenance: Perform essential maintenance, calibration, repairs, testing, and commissioning to ensure safe, efficient, and reliable operation of all instrumentation and control devices within the Power Plant Complex.
• Accuracy and Compliance: Conduct compliance audits and calibrations, guaranteeing that our records and reports are accurate and up to date.
• Innovation and Upgrades: Make significant repairs or modifications to upgrade current equipment, keeping our facilities on the cutting edge of technology.
• Emergency Response: Be the hero in emergency situations, implementing corrective measures to ensure continuous operation and safety.

• Impactful Work: Play a critical role in reducing the University’s carbon footprint and contribute to a sustainable future.
• Collaborative Environment: Work alongside a passionate team dedicated to excellence and innovation.
• Career Growth: Gain invaluable experience and skills in a role that offers opportunities for professional development and advancement.
• Total Rewards: Our benefits and compensation package is thoughtfully designed to offer stability, allowing our staff to concentrate on what truly matters.

Minimum Qualifications

• Technical Expertise: Proficiency in testing, troubleshooting, assessing, calibrating, repairing, and commissioning various types of instrumentation and controls, including digital, analog, and pneumatic systems.
• System Knowledge: Experience with Distributed Control Systems (DCS) and Programmable Logic Controllers (PLC).
• Discrete Controls: Ability to work with and maintain discrete control systems.
• Instrumentation Skills: Competence in handling a range of instrumentation including transmitters, transducers, meters, and controllers.

Preferred Qualifications

• Computer Proficiency: High fluency in working with computers, essential for the position’s strong computer utilization demands.
• Electronics Expertise: Proficiency in both digital and analog electronics.
• Programming Skills: Ability to program various types of control systems.
• Logic Circuits: Thorough understanding of logic circuits, including both ladder and statement logic.
• Technical Knowledge: Proficiency in reading schematics and blueprints.
• Troubleshooting Ability: Skill in troubleshooting circuits under both normal and abnormal operating conditions.
• Power Plant Knowledge: Understanding the theory and operation of steam boilers, steam turbines, electric generators, and all related Power Plant equipment.
• Test Equipment Operation: Ability to operate test equipment, including but not limited to digital multi-meters, analyzers, power supplies, function generators, signal conditioners, oscilloscopes, and logic probes.
• Desirable Background: Candidates trained in Navy Nuclear Power are highly desirable.
• Specialized Training: Training and competency with the Emerson Delta V DCS platform.

Department

Utilities - Operations (53000)

Department Website

utilities.nd.edu

Family / Sub-Family

Facilities / Power Plant Ops

Career Stream/Level

NIC 2 Coordinator

Department Hiring Pay Range

Commensurate with experience

Pay ID

Bi-Weekly

FLSA Status

S3 - FT Non-exempt Hourly

Job Category

Service/Maintenance

Job Type

Full-time

Schedule: Days of Week & Hours

Schedule: Hours/Week

40

Schedule: # of months

12

Job Posting Date (Campus)

11/04/2024

Job Posting Date (Public)

11/18/2024

Job Closing Date

11/18/2024

Posting Type

Open To All Applicants

Posting Number

S24873

Quick Link for Internal Postings

https://jobs.nd.edu/postings/34189

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