I&C Technician

Job Overview

The Instrumentation and Control (I&C) Technician is responsible for performing maintenance, installation, overhaul, and modification activities on the plant's instrumentation and control systems to ensure their reliable and efficient operation. All tasks must comply with standard maintenance procedures, health and safety (HSE) guidelines, and quality standards.

Key Duties and Responsibilities

• Execute routine preventative maintenance on instrumentation and control equipment as scheduled, following ACWA NOMAC protocols to support uninterrupted plant operations.
• Inspect the physical condition of systems and equipment within the assigned plant area and report any deviations or malfunctions to the Instrumentation and Control Engineer or Supervisor to enable timely maintenance action consistent with Quality and HSE standards.
• Respond promptly to failures in instrumentation and control devices by applying corrective measures strictly according to prescribed procedures to minimize downtime and optimize equipment functionality.
• Utilize diagnostic tools and spare parts for troubleshooting activities including dismantling, repairing, part replacement, verification, cleaning, calibration, and reassembly to ensure instruments meet operational standards.
• Identify root causes of failures in operational devices such as control valves and transmitters and coordinate corrective solutions with supervisory staff.
• Interpret technical documents including manuals, control and system diagrams to effectively maintain and troubleshoot instrumentation and control equipment within the designated area.
• Perform alignment, adjustment, and calibration of systems and equipment adhering to specifications, and maintain detailed logs of repairs, calibrations, and functional tests.
• Maintain comprehensive maintenance logbooks documenting all work performed, issues encountered, and observed conditions to ensure organized recordkeeping and easy retrieval of information.
• Comply fully with all health, safety, security, and environmental regulations and procedures to protect personnel safety and ensure regulatory environmental compliance.

Qualification and Experience Requirements

• Possess a minimum of a technical certificate or Associate’s Diploma in Instrument Engineering.
• Have between 3 to 5 years of hands-on experience as a technician in instrumentation and control maintenance, specifically in installation, maintenance, and engineering of electronic equipment within Combined Cycle Gas Turbine (CCGT) Power Plant environments.

Essential Skills

• Practical expertise with instrumentation and control systems relevant to CCGT Power Plant equipment.
• Solid understanding of maintenance principles including waste identification, classification, disposal, and emission monitoring.
• Awareness and adherence to Health, Safety, and Environmental (HSE) and quality management standards.
• Adept at working collaboratively within teams and contributing effectively to group tasks.
• Basic knowledge of first aid procedures.