The Automation Technician executes routine automation and control system tasks with minor variation, adjusting methods to resolve common operational issues. This role supports daily plant operations by maintaining and troubleshooting automation systems under direct supervision.
The Automation Technician maintains, configures, and troubleshoots Distributive Control and Safety Instrumented systems in support of safe, reliable operation of gas processing plants. The qualified candidate must possess and demonstrate a strong commitment to safety and environmental policies. Communication with operations, I&E, maintenance, measurement, and engineering groups is crucial to successfully executing the duties of this position. Diagnose and maintain control system hardware and software - Support Microsoft Windows 2016 and Microsoft Server 2016 Operating Systems or newer and related hardware. All within a Microsoft Domain environment - Maintain documentation of control system as well as OT and optical fiber networks - Troubleshoot any control issues and implement corrective actions - Assist with the design and installation of new plant automation equipment - Assist with planning, installation, and maintenance of all processing equipment within the facilities - Consult with vendors in the development of new\upgraded equipment for plant automation systems - Maintain robust OT security and redundancy for Plant Control Networks - Provide accurate and timely information for all types of process equipment to maximize the profitability of plant operations - Assist in cost control of Plant Control System and OT Network maintenance - Maintain, modify, and troubleshoot Distributive Control Systems (DCS), Safety Instrumented Systems (SIS) and/or Programmable Logic Controllers (PLC) to maximize use of control technology and minimize installation and operating costs. - Support ongoing maintenance, repairs and calibration of online chromatography and sample systems associated with natural gas processing and fractionation.