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Rotation Instrumentation roles often involve working on scheduled maintenance, calibration, installation, and troubleshooting of industrial instrumentation in various plant environments. You may rotate between different operational sites or departments to gain exposure to diverse systems, processes, and instrumentation challenges. This rotation structure not only builds broad skill sets but also fosters collaboration with engineering, operations, and maintenance teams. These assignments help develop a well-rounded expertise and can open up advancement opportunities in senior technical or engineering management roles over time.

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To thrive as a Rotation Instrumentation professional, you need a solid background in instrumentation engineering, calibration, and process control systems, often supported by a technical degree or relevant certifications. Familiarity with programmable logic controllers (PLCs), distributed control systems (DCS), and calibration tools such as HART communicators is typically required. Strong analytical thinking, attention to detail, and effective communication skills help you excel in troubleshooting and cross-functional collaboration. These capabilities ensure reliable instrumentation performance, support safe plant operations, and facilitate successful rotational assignments across different sites or departments.

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A Rotation Instrumentation job involves working with sensors, gauges, and data acquisition systems to measure rotational motion, speed, and related parameters in machinery or industrial processes. Professionals in this role are responsible for installing, calibrating, and maintaining instrumentation to ensure accurate data collection. They often work in sectors like aerospace, automotive, energy, or manufacturing, where precise rotational measurements are critical for performance and safety.

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Instrumentation & Electrical Tech I

Range Resources Corporation

Lock Haven, PA • On-site

Full-time

Posted 19 days ago

Job description

Position Summary : An entry level Instrumentation and Electrical Technician position that will work as part of the Production Operations department within the Instrumentation and Electrical group to ensure the integrity and reliability of the I&E function. The role of the Instrumentation and Electrical Technician I is to support and enhance all instrumentation, electronics, communication, and automation equipment on our producing well pads. The Instrumentation and Electrical Technician I will work closely with the Engineering, Construction, Production, Gas Control and SCADA departments to ensure all well pads are being operated as safely, efficiently and reliably as possible.
Responsibilities:
• Ensure the safety, reliability and effectiveness of all instrumentation, electronics, controls, telecommunications equipment, and power systems of production facilities.
• Perform routine maintenance and calibration of process instrumentation.
• Troubleshoot and repair instrumentation anomalies including participation in an on call rotation.
• Track and document all work.
• Comply with all regulatory, environmental and safety rule and standards, as well as company policies.
• Develop knowledge of all the equipment we have on the facilities and how to operate, calibrate and maintain. Work to learn the best methods of troubleshooting all the devices on the pad.
• Manage a route of well pads. Perform semiannual ESD tests. Daily monitor all instrumentation within the SCADA system to make sure all equipment is functioning optimally. Respond to and repair any abnormal conditions. Monitor power at all sites (solar, grid, TEG).
• Design, build, test and deploy RTU/PLC code modifications for safety and control systems.
• Troubleshoot custom control logic within RTUs.
• Work with Hart communicator and multimeter to diagnose transmitter and signal anomalies. Rebuild or replace transmitter and RTU electronics or replace when necessary.
• Other duties as assigned.
Being courteous, cooperative, and helpful are conditions of employment with Range. Additionally, each item listed below is an essential function of this position.
• Regular and timely attendance
• Deal professionally and respectfully with coworkers, management and others
• Read, comprehend and follow applicable policies, procedures and directions
• Work with others as part of a team to ensure efficient operations and enhanced productivity
• Safeguard confidential information and disclose only to those in "need-to-know" positions
• Safeguard and enhance Range's assets and business interests
• Consistently perform all job duties at an acceptable level
Minimum Education: 2 year degree in Engineering Technology, Information Technology or related field; High School with related experience
Minimum Experience: 1 year of related experience
Oil & Gas Exp Required: Yes
Skills: Analytical and problem-solving skills, understanding of electronics, RTUs, , analog and digital signaling, understanding of hardware level communication specifications (rs232, rs485, Ethernet), understanding of Automation and Controls fundamentals, understanding of gas measurement standards and national electric code, ability to read P&IDs.
Equipment/Machinery:
RTU software (PCCU, Roclink, Autoconfig, FieldManager)
Device software (Prolink, RCT, FieldManager, GP-Pro, Pactware, modscan, modsim, MSview, Freewave Tool Suite, AceManager)
Cygnet Vision
Tools (Hart 475 communicator, multimeter, toner, hand tools, protocol analyzers)
Microsoft Office
Working Conditions:
Primarily field-based; subjected to seasonal field conditions ranging from normal to extreme temperature and weather conditions; occasional climate controlled office environment
Physical Requirements: Bending, Carrying (up to 60 lbs), Climbing, Crawling, Data Entry, Driving, Holding (up to 40 lbs), Kneeling, Lifting (up to 60 lbs), Manual Dexterity, Pushing and/or Pulling (up to 60 lbs), Sitting, Squatting, Standing, Stooping, Twisting, Typing, Vision, Walking, Writing (by hand)

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