What You Will Do As an Instrumentation and Controls Supervisor, you will play a crucial role in supervising and coordinating activities of instrumentation and controls technicians engaged in instrumentation set-up, connections, and testing.

A Typical Day

Coordinates with electrical contractors to schedule instrumentation set-up, testing, and terminations.

Troubleshoots and resolves electrical problems and connections.

Plans wiring and installation of instrumentation and controls. Interprets specifications, blueprints, job orders and assigns duties.

Inspects work for conformance to company standards and electrical codes.

Reviews schedules and estimates work hour requirements for completion of job assignments.

Trains technicians on procedures, processes, efficient methods, quality, safety, productivity, and technical skills.

Provides input for hiring decisions and performance reviews.

Interprets company policies and enforces safety regulations.

Suggests changes to increase the efficiency of work crew.

Maintains time and attendance records. Manages schedules and minimizes the need for overtime.

Coordinates with project coordinator to requisition and purchase needed materials.

Collaborates with managers to coordinate for additional labor required to stay on schedule.

Performs activities of workers supervised.

What You Will Bring

The Basic

High School Diploma or GED

5 years minimum of experience as a technician with at least 1 year in a supervisory role.

Previous Industrial Experience

Familiar with Automation and Controls, VFD Drives, Soft Starters

Experience with PLC’s

Proficient in computer and Microsoft Office software packages

Experience working with medium and low voltages

Experience with interpreting wiring schematics/ diagrams

Experience with interpreting P&ID’s

Experience with loop checks

Experience with instrument calibrations using a Fluke multimeter and hart communicator

Demonstrated supervisor abilities

Ability to manage small projects and day to day work planning

Experience following electrical schematics

Good track record with troubleshooting skills

A proven safe work record

Ability to travel - up to 50% depending on the project

The Preferred

2-year technical associate degree

NCCER certification in instrumentation

CCST I

Journeyman’s License