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Job summary

Test, calibrate, repair, maintain, and install pneumatic and electronic instruments used to measure and control process variables. Document instrument and system changes, assist with estimating, and support safe work on local and Western Canadian projects.

Job details

Location: All Areas, Alberta Position Summary Journeyperson Instrumentation Technicians are integral support members of the Electrical and Instrumentation (E&I) Team. The E&I team works on local projects as well as site projects located in Western Canada. Employees are expected to support and participate in a “culture of safety” and adhere to and be ambassadors of Strike’s Code of Conduct and Values, treating others with dignity, respect, and fairness. Job Specifications Jobsite located 2 hours North of Prince George, BC Rotational travel allowance paid per shift Travel to site provided by buses Core Accountabilities Work with a variety of pneumatic and electronic instruments to measure and control variables such as pressure, flow, temperature, level, and composition. Test accuracy of flowmeters, pressure gauges, temperature indicators, controllers, and other recording, indicating, or controlling instruments. Calibrate, repair, maintain, and adjust system components, and install and maintain instruments on new or existing equipment. Prepare schematic drawings, sketches, and reports to reflect changes or alterations made in instruments, circuits, and systems. Assist in estimating as required. Qualifications Education Must possess a valid Journeyperson certificate issued by the appropriate provincial or federal authority. Must be willing to be indentured as an Apprentice Electrician. Must have successfully completed the Swagelok Installation training course. Experience Tubing experience and knowledge is a MUST. Strong commissioning skills and experience would be an asset. Extensive experience in the construction, repair, and alteration of instrument tubing. Experience in mining and pulp and paper industries is an asset. Skills, Knowledge, & Abilities Must be able to pass pre-employment drug & alcohol testing. Must be willing to travel to work sites. Must possess a valid Driver's License. Why Work for Strike Based in Western Canada with a head office in Calgary, Alberta, we provide energy and industrial construction and maintenance services across the largest geographical area in Canada. At Strike we continuously demonstrate leadership, drive, creativity, and initiative. This has been shown through the recognition of being named one of Canada's Best Managed Companies since 2007, and later recognized at Platinum Level for Canada’s Best Managed Companies distinction since 2018. Our team is comprised of loyal, supportive, and forward-thinking industry professionals. We foster a stable, safe, and community-minded environment where you can embrace professional development and maximize your upward mobility. At Strike we also reward our own people for their continuous commitment, energy, enthusiasm, and results. Our culture at Strike is highly important to us, which is why we make many efforts to support those employed at Strike. Strike’s main value is that every employee gets home safe. We are a safety focused company that allows our employees to work efficiently with the safest equipment and procedures. At Strike, we have created a community that supports the importance of physical and mental health. As we value the importance of treating others as we wish to be treated, Strike has a welcoming and inclusive team. Strike Group is an Equal Opportunity Employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, disability status, protected veteran status, sexual orientation, gender identity or any other characteristic protected by law. Join our fast-growing company with a small business feel.

What you’ll do

Test, calibrate, repair, maintain, and install pneumatic and electronic instruments used to measure and control process variables. Document instrument and system changes, assist with estimating, and support safe work on local and Western Canadian projects.

Requirements

Applicants must hold a valid Journeyperson certificate, complete Swagelok Installation training, and have substantial instrument tubing experience; they must also be willing to indenture as an Apprentice Electrician. A valid driver's license, willingness to travel, and ability to pass pre-employment drug and alcohol testing are required; commissioning experience and mining or pulp and paper industry experience are assets.

Listed skills

• Technical Reporting · Preferred
• Safety Compliance · Preferred

Other relevant skills

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• Instrumentation
• Instrument Tubing
• Pneumatic Instruments
• Electronic Instruments
• Flowmeter Testing
• Instrument Calibration
• Instrument Repair
• Instrument Maintenance
• Commissioning
• System Component Adjustment
• Schematic Drawing
• Technical Reporting
• Estimating
• Safety Compliance
• Travel Readiness

Job areas

• Trades
• Engineering
• Construction
• Manufacturing
• Energy