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Weekend Oil Refinery Inspector Jobs in Chicago, IL

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What is the difference between Weekend Oil Refinery Inspector vs Weekend Oil Refinery Technician?

AspectWeekend Oil Refinery InspectorWeekend Oil Refinery Technician
CertificationsInspection certifications, safety trainingTechnical certifications, equipment operation
Work EnvironmentInspection sites, safety auditsOperational areas, machinery maintenance
Job FocusEnsuring safety and complianceMaintaining and repairing equipment

The Weekend Oil Refinery Inspector primarily focuses on safety inspections and compliance checks at refinery sites, ensuring regulations are met. In contrast, the Weekend Oil Refinery Technician handles equipment maintenance and repairs. Both roles require technical knowledge and safety certifications, but their daily tasks and responsibilities differ significantly.

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Electrical and Instrumentation/Maintenance Technician

Electrical and Instrumentation/Maintenance Technician

Tech Tammina LLC

Alsip, IL • On-site

Full-time

Posted 12 days ago


Job description

Position: Electrical and Instrumentation/Maintenance Technician
Location: Alsip, IL
Status: Full Time, Permanent

  Primary Responsibilities:

  • Contribute multi-craft skills as required to assist in or complete assigned work orders
  • Take initiative to contribute to the mill goals of Safety/Housekeeping, Quality, Cost, Production
  • Support of maintenance-related operations during maintenance scheduled shutdowns or urgent repairs as needed
  • Work from blueprints, diagrams, schematics, specifications, instructions, operations manuals, and manufacturer’s manuals and specifications to perform scheduled and emergency repairs
  • Install, maintain, inspect, troubleshoot and repairs the following:
    • Electrical power systems involving AC voltages including 480, 2400, and 13,800
    • Hydraulic and pneumatic systems
    • Working on Process Instrumentation Controls, for example: valves, level temperature, flow, PH, conductivity, and consistency transmitters
    • Running conduit from 1/2’” to 3”, pulling wire, run cable tray, installing electrical panel and junction box, running instrument tubing ¼” to 1”
    • Variable Frequency Drives for low- and medium-voltage equipment. Configure and troubleshoot using local interface and communication software
    • Programming Logic Controller, including communication software; perform programming tasks as assigned

     Qualifications:

    • Experience with high-voltage (up to 13.8kv); MCC (VFD) PLC & DCS (Siemens & Allen Bradley)
    • Minimum of 5 years Journeyman electrician experience in heavy industrial environment
    • Demonstrated competence in heavy industrial continuous-process environment (ex. oil refinery, chemical plant, power plant, etc.).
    • Work with light mechanical work required to support multi-craft maintenance needs
    • Education: Technical/other training in Electronics Technology preferred