Instrument and Electrical Technician II or III

• Plan, update, and oversee assigned activities in accordance with applicable laws, regulations, standards, specifications, and procedures.
• Maintain a strong focus on health, safety, and environmental performance.
• Install, maintain, test, troubleshoot, and repair electrical, instrumentation, and control systems.
• Evaluate electrical and instrumentation systems and establish appropriate repair plans.
• Document identified problems, corrective actions, and completed work.
• Support collaboration among operations, engineering, maintenance, and project teams.
• Provide input on control specifications, work practices, and technical procedures.
• Maintain accountability for electrical and control systems as defined by the Work Management Manual.
• Apply and follow the Permit to Work System requirements.
• Ensure the quality and timely completion of work scheduled through the Maintenance Program.
• Support work prioritization to maximize maintenance effectiveness and coordinate with other work groups.
• Provide technical support to technicians performing maintenance and troubleshooting on company electrical and instrumentation systems.
• Generate Management of Change requests for electrical and control equipment and installations.
• Follow up with installation inspections consistent with OIMS Element 3 requirements.
• Construct, monitor, and inspect new installations for compliance with company requirements.
• Recommend equipment or system upgrades when appropriate.
• Participate in and, when needed, lead technical meetings covering specifications, codes, procedures, technology, and safe work practices.
• Develop and maintain effective communication regarding training, materials, technical issues, and safe work practices.
• Continue developing personal and team technical capabilities related to new equipment, methods, regulations, and technologies.
• Serve as the Instrument and Electrical Lead when needed.

• Minimum of five years of relevant instrument and electrical maintenance experience.
• Experience maintaining electrical, instrumentation, and control systems in a processing plant, oil and gas production facility, or offshore production facility.
• Working knowledge of regulations applicable to oil and gas operations.
• Knowledge of electrical and instrumentation maintenance, testing, diagnostics, and troubleshooting.
• Ability to follow work permitting, maintenance, and safety procedures.
• Basic computing skills.
• Strong troubleshooting and analytical capabilities.
• Good communication, organization, documentation, and reporting skills.
• Strong attention to detail.
• Safety-focused work habits.
• Ability to participate in a rotational on-call schedule.

• Associate degree, preferably supplemented by relevant technical-school coursework.
• Familiarity with OIMS requirements, company manuals, and related operating procedures.
• Completion of applicable safety, administrative, technical, and Operations Integrity Critical competency training.

• Local candidates are required due to the rotational on-call schedule.
• No per diem is available.
• Agency-provided half-ton truck with toolbox.
• ExxonMobil will provide required tools and a four-gas monitor.
• Interviews are approximately 30 minutes.
• In-person interviews are preferred; Zoom interviews can be accommodated.

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