• Provide advanced, hands on technical support across instrumentation, electrical, and PLC/control systems.
• Support technicians and operations in diagnosing and resolving complex equipment and control issues.
• Act as a technical escalation resource for recurring failures, trips, and production critical problems.
• Maintain a strong field presence to understand real world execution challenges and operating conditions.
• Serve as the primary I&E technical interface to Maintenance Planning and Scheduling.
• Review job scopes, work plans, and task lists for completeness, technical accuracy, safety considerations, and execution readiness.
• Ensure drawings, procedures, test requirements, tools, and materials are identified and available prior to execution.
• Support development and sustainment of Preventive Maintenance (PM), inspections, and functional checks for I&E assets.
• Maintain data quality for I&E equipment, task lists, and maintenance plans within SAP.
• Represent Maintenance as the I&E technical resource for capital projects and turnarounds.
• Support equipment selection, installation practices, testing strategies, commissioning, and startup activities.
• Interface with instrumentation, electrical, PLC, DCS, and SIS engineers to ensure assets are designed, installed, and handed over with maintainability, spares, documentation, and training in place.
• Participate in loop checks, functional testing, interlock verification, and safety system testing as required.
• Provide structured feedback from field execution to Engineering and Maintenance leadership.
• Participate in failure analysis, root cause investigations, and reliability improvement initiatives involving I&E systems.
• Identify systemic issues related to design, maintenance practices, spares, skills, or execution and recommend improvements.
• Develop, review, and maintain maintenance procedures, job plans, and site standards for instrumentation, electrical, and control systems.
• Provide technical coaching and mentoring to I&E technicians without formal supervisory authority.
• Support structured training, qualification, and knowledge transfer for new or modified equipment and systems.
• Ensure alignment to applicable electrical codes, instrumentation standards, and site requirements.
• Demonstrates personal ownership for safety and environmental performance in all work activities.
• Ensures all instrumentation, electrical, and control system work is planned and executed in full compliance with site EHS standards, life saving rules, electrical safety practices, and regulatory requirements.
• Actively participates in hazard identification, risk assessments, safe work planning, and field safety observations.
• Supports and participates in Process Hazard Analyses (PHA), Management of Change (MOC), incident investigations, and audits related to I&E systems.
• Intervenes, escalates, and stops work when unsafe conditions or behaviors are observed.
• Champions safe design, maintainability, and operational readiness of I&E systems through all lifecycle phases.