Job Description
Instrument Technician Limerick We have a fantastic opportunity for an Instrument Technician to work for an innovative, collaborative, and leading multi-disciplinary engineering company based in a leading Limerick pharmaceutical company. Perform installations, maintenance, calibrations and troubleshooting in diverse, dynamic projects. If you are looking for a challenge, working on exciting projects with real career progression, then this is the role for you. It is a permanent role and offers a great salary and package. Meet your new employer Our client is an international multi-disciplinary engineering company and a leading provider of high-value engineering services to several 'blue chip' companies. They operate across Ireland, the UK, and Europe. The successful candidate will have the opportunity to grow and develop in a company committed to developing talent and rewarding performance. They emphasise looking after their employees, excellent career development programme, and have been awarded platinum and gold in the last two years for employee satisfaction. The Role The Instrument Technician is responsible to install and commission the measuring and control devices used in industrial, pharmaceutical and commercial processing. The desired Instrument technician will work with a wide variety of pneumatic, electronic and microcomputer devices used to measure and control pressure, flow, temperature, level, motion, force, and chemical composition. Responsibilities Consult manufacturers manuals to determine test and maintenance procedures. Use pneumatic, electrical and electronic testing devices to inspect and test instrument and system operation and diagnose faults. Consult with and advise process operators Carry out risk assessments Calibrate and maintain components and instruments according to manufacturers specifications Work with engineers on basic design Install and maintain instruments on new plant equipment and process equipment Interpret and use appropriate CSA, ISA and API installation standards and practices Ensuring that technical issues are resolved without delay. Prepare risk assessments, method statements & all aspects relating to Health & Safety. Liaise with the design team & supply chain to ensure correct operation of the plant on site & successful handover of all instrumentation. Monitor & record progress on site against the construction programme. Further develop system architecture (Cabling) Maintain and log all changes Cold and hot loop checking Calibration of instruments Bench check Receipt verification, in and out Read and redline system P&IDs Undertake regular meetings with the supply chain to maintain progress & to ensure resources are matched to the construction programme To liase with the project manager & prepare the project close out report. Review with the project manager the allocation of resources & to review progress. Review & ensure that the site-based personnel have the correct training & valid certification for the project. Motivate the E&I team on site. Develop a strong & maintain an excellent working relationship from the start to the completion of the project. Qualifications and Experience: Level 6 qualification time served tech. Essential Detailed knowledge of the Instrumentation role Detailed knowledge of Electrical Instrumentation Commercial understanding Health, Safety and Environmental systems and procedures Knowledge of the team- their strengths and their weaknesses The Rewards Work on interesting projects with a great employer. A busy and challenging role, with high levels of control and autonomy awarded. Work with an industry leader and learn from great teams within the organisation. Salary is competitive and this will be a very well-paid role. Pension Next Step Apply today and talk to Sen Wallace Perill in confidence. Phone or email Skills: Electronic Testing Process Control Communication