Gulf experience preferred (Aramco/SEC experience is an advantage)
Role Overview
The Instrument/Electrical Technician is responsible for installing, maintaining, troubleshooting, and repairing various electrical and instrumentation systems in industrial and petrochemical plants. The role requires strong hands-on technical skills, knowledge of PLC/DCS systems, and the ability to diagnose faults efficiently.
Key Responsibilities
Instrumentation Responsibilities:
Install, calibrate, maintain, and repair field instruments (pressure, flow, level, temperature).
Troubleshoot instrumentation issues related to sensors, transmitters, valves, and control loops.
Perform loop checks, continuity tests, and functional testing of instruments.
Work on DCS/PLC systems for routine maintenance and troubleshooting.
Assist in preventive and predictive maintenance programs.
Comply with site-specific instrumentation standards and client requirements.
Electrical Responsibilities:
Install and maintain electrical systems such as motors, control panels, relays, switches, wiring, and breakers.
Troubleshoot electrical faults and perform corrective maintenance.
Conduct insulation resistance testing, megger tests, earth resistance tests, etc.
Read & interpret electrical drawings, schematics, and wiring diagrams.
Ensure safe operation of electrical equipment following PTW (Permit to Work) system.
Repair and maintain electrical systems in chemical/petrochemical plants.
Requirements
Diploma in Electrical / Instrumentation Engineering.
Minimum 3-5 years of experience (Gulf experience preferred).
Strong knowledge of E&I systems, DCS/PLC operations, and control instruments.
Experience working in chemical, petrochemical, or oil & gas plants.
Ability to read technical diagrams and troubleshoot independently.
Knowledge of industrial safety procedures (LOTO, JSA, PTW).
Good communication skills (English preferred).
Ability to work in rotating shifts and under pressure.