Journeyperson Instrumentation Technician

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Iconic Electric and Controls is currently seeking a full-time Journeyperson Instrumentation Technician to join our team in
Fort Saskatchewan, Alberta.Candidates must possess a full range of knowledge to install, commission, test, and troubleshoot instrument and control systems for a variety of industrial projects. Preference will be given to applicants who have construction and commissioning experience.Responsibilities & Duties:
Read and interpret P&IDs, loop drawings, instrument hook-ups, wiring schematics, and other construction drawings.Install, calibrate, test, troubleshoot, and commission instrumentation on new and existing plant and field equipment.Install, modify, repair, and maintain process instruments such as transmitters, controllers, analyzers, and control valves.Demonstrate proficiency in tube bending and instrument tubing installation (process, pneumatic, and impulse lines).Perform loop checks, function testing, and pre-commissioning activities.Comply with all standards and procedures in Iconic Electric and Controls' Health and Safety Manual, client site requirements, and Alberta OHS legislation.Participate in daily toolbox talks, field level hazard assessments (FLHAs), and site permit processes.Complete accurate QA/QC documentation, including calibration records, loop check sheets, and inspection and test records (ITRs).Rework and/or repair assembled equipment and products according to engineering specification changes.Identify components and install nameplates, tags, and other identification according to drawing packages.Maintain a clean and safe work area.Mentor apprentices on procedures and techniques and assist them in resolving technical problems.During periods of reduced instrumentation workload, the successful candidate may be assigned to support our electrical crews until instrumentation work resumes.Qualifications:
Journeyperson Instrumentation and Control Technician certificateRed Seal endorsement preferredJourneyperson Electrician certification or registered Electrical apprentice status is considered a strong asset.Experience working in an industrial construction, commissioning, or maintenance environmentStrong mathematical, mechanical, and logical reasoning abilitiesStrong written and verbal communication skillsValid driver's licenseCurrent safety tickets considered an asset (e.G., CSTS-2020, Standard First Aid/CPR, H2S Alive, Fall Protection, and Aerial Work Platform)Proficient in lockout/tagout (LOTO) proceduresAbility to take a project request from management, plan the work, determine and order the required materials, and see it through to successful completion and start-upWorking knowledge of industrial control systems (e.G., PLC/DCS) and HART-enabled field devicesAbility to work independently with minimal supervision, as well as part of a teamIconic Electric and Controls offers a competitive wage, a comprehensive benefits plan, and a matching RRSP program.
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