Electrical / Instrumentation Plant Maintenance Engineer providing field support, troubleshooting, and reliability improvements at a manufacturing plant.
Compensation
Position: Full Time, Salaried, (Exempt role with annual bonus incentive)
Responsibilities
Provide hands‑on field troubleshooting assistance with E/I technicians
Support safe diagnosis and restoration of motors, drives, power distribution, sensors, transmitters, control valves and associated wiring
Interpret drawings, P&IDs, instrument data sheets, ladder logic and control‑system diagnostics
Define repair strategies, test requirements and return‑to‑service criteria
Coordinate with Operations, process control, engineering, vendors and craft personnel
Requirements
Bachelor of Science degree in Electrical Engineering, Electrical Engineering Technology, Controls Engineering or applicable associates degree
Senior Instrument Technician responsible for installation, calibration, inspection, maintenance and troubleshooting of industrial instrumentation and process control systems in an Oil & Gas Turnaround Project in Qatar.
Compensation
Salary: QAR 3,500/INR 89700 per month
Responsibilities
Perform installation, inspection, testing, calibration and maintenance of industrial instrumentation systems.
Calibrate and maintain pressure, temperature, flow and level transmitters.
Install, maintain and calibrate control valves, positioners and other field instruments.
Perform instrument loop checking, functional testing and instrument verification.
Identify and troubleshoot faults in field instruments and process control systems.
Requirements
Nice to have: shutdown or turnaround project experience
Lead and supervise production shift on welding and process piping cells, driving KPIs, coaching staff, and ensuring safety and quality in a nuclear-regulated environment.
Compensation
The base salary range for this role is $120k-$170k annually. In addition to base salary, for full-time hires, you may also be eligible for long-term incentives, in the form of stock options, and access to medical, vision & dental coverage as well as access to a 401(k) retirement plan.
Responsibilities
Lead the shift on the floor: run shift start-up and tier meetings, assign work by cell, and stay at the point of fabrication coaching fit-up, welding and assembly on pipe spools and structural steel.
Own shift KPIs (schedule attainment, first-pass yield, weld repair rate, OEE and downtime on automated equipment, units per labor hour, overtime and safety) and act on them daily through the shift KPI board and handoffs.
Run and improve automated and mechanized fabrication equipment, such as orbital and robotic welding, pipe positioners and CNC cutting, partnering with Maintenance and Weld Development on setup, troubleshooting and uptime.
Ensure work follows approved procedures, drawings and welder qualifications, with traceability that meets a nuclear quality and safety program (10 CFR Part 70), and support Quality's stop-work authority.
Build and develop the crew: help hire and train shift/cell leads and operators, write and maintain standard work, and keep the training matrix current.
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