Instrument Technician

Responsibilities

• Responsible for ensuring the smooth and reliable operation of plant equipment, machinery, and facilities by performing preventive, corrective, and emergency maintenance. The role involves inspecting equipment, diagnosing faults, and carrying out repairs across electrical, mechanical, or other systems to minimize downtime and maintain operational efficiency. They also support commissioning, troubleshooting, and continuous improvement efforts to keep the plant running safely and effectively.
• Must strictly follow health, safety, and regulatory requirements, while
  coordinating with engineers, planners, and contractors to execute maintenance activities efficiently. Proper documentation of maintenance work, monitoring of equipment condition, and adherence to company procedures are essential to ensure compliance, reliability, and overall asset integrity in the facility

Requirement

• Diploma in science/engineering/technology OR Certificate from INSTEP
• Possess minimum 5 years of experience in supervisory role
• Conversant in :
• Calibration of instruments (pressure, temperature, flow, level)
• Loop checking, function testing, commissioning
• Troubleshooting instrument faults and control systems
• Preventive and corrective maintenance
• PLC / DCS systems (basic to intermediate level)
• Field instruments:
  • Transmitters
  • Control valves
  • Gas detectors

  

• Communication protocols (e.g., HART, Fieldbus – for more advanced roles)
• Problem - solving and analytical thinking
• Good communication (work with engineers, operators)
• Teamwork and site coordination
• Safety awareness (very critical in oil & gas
• Familiar with Tools Box Session
• Efficient in report writing & computer