Instrumentation, Controls & Electrical (IC&E) Mechanic

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Island Energy Services (IES) is a locally managed and headquartered company offering attractive and stable career opportunities within Hawai’i’s highly competitive energy sector. We are proud to be a local company and a leader in the logistics and distribution of energy products through our network of six terminals and 50 (and growing) retail locations throughout Oahu, Maui, Kauai, Moloka’i and Hawai’i islands. IES is the official licensee of the Texaco brand in Hawai‘i. IES’ success is derived from our management’s keen understanding of what it takes to remain as a highly innovative business, placing significant emphasis on four key company values: “Kīnāʻole” – to do the right thing, “Aloha” – having respect for people, “Lōkahi” – teamwork, and “Hoʻohana” – work purposeful with intention.
These set of values set employee performance standards and are imbedded in our decision-making process through execution of work deliverables. IES’ strong commitment to a Culture of Excellence are embodied through our actions of the 4 B’s: how we Believe, Behave, Belong and Become. To achieve this culture, IES employs a highly trained, highly skilled, dedicated and passionate work force that collectively operates, enhances, and strategically drives both our Retail and Terminal Logistics business units.


GENERAL SUMMARY INFORMATION
The Instrumentation, Controls & Electrical (IC&E) Mechanic position is in the Logistics Department as part of the Instrument and Electrical Team. Under the general supervision of the IC&E Team Lead, the I&E Mechanic role involves maintaining and troubleshooting electrical and automation systems as well as installing, testing and commissioning new equipment. The successful candidate embraces positive change and is committed to help further advance our safety and reliability culture at Island Energy Services.
Desired competencies include: proven Electrical or Instrumentation skills with a high degree of accuracy and attention to detail. Ideal candidate must be able to establish priorities under tight deadlines and have a proven track record as a motivated, self-starter who can work on multiple projects and priorities within a fast-paced environment. Incumbent is expected to have sound knowledge of electrical systems and hazards. Prior relevant experience in refinery, manufacturing industries are preferred.
ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS
Instrumentation
Install, calibrate, test, troubleshoot and maintain instrumentation on new or existing plant equipment including:
• Pressure, temperature, flow, and level transmitters (e.g., Rosemount, Honeywell, Micro Motion)
• Tank gauging systems (e.g., radar or servo gauges)
• Gas detection systems, and emergency shutdown (ESD) systems
• Pneumatic actuated valves, Motor Operated valves (MOV), and solenoids.
• P&ID diagrams

Electrical Systems
Responsible for new installation as well as performing preventive and corrective maintenance on electrical equipment including:
• 2.4kV and 480V switchgear and circuit breakers.
• 2.4kV and 480V Motor Control Centers (MCCs)
• Install/maintain motor starters and overloads
• Variable Frequency Drives (VFDs)
• Lighting panels, transformers, and grounding systems.
• Cathodic protection systems on pipelines and storage tanks.
• Isolate and de-energize electrical equipment (up to and including 2.4kV and 480V) in accordance with plant LOTO procedures and safe work practices, including verifying zero energy state and installing protective grounds as applicable.
• Repair, maintain and adjust system components or remove and replace defective parts.

Control Systems
Ability to understand basic control system architecture and integrated systems such as:
• PLC systems (e.g., Allen-Bradley, Triconex, GE RX3i)
• DeltaV DCS
• Tank overfill protection and Pipeline leak detection systems
• Wiring of Marshalling cabinets
• Remote Terminal Units (RTUs) and SCADA interface equipment.

Maintenance & Troubleshooting
• Use diagnostic and test equipment, including:
◦ Multifunction calibrators (e.g., Fluke 754)
◦ Megohmmeters, loop testers, and multimeters
◦ HART communicators and field communicators
• Perform field and bench testing/repairs, including:
◦ Replacing circuit boards, sensors, and wiring harnesses
◦ Servicing instrument air systems, tubing, and fittings
◦ Cleaning and lubricating mechanical components
• Consult manufacturers’ manuals, P&IDs, loop diagrams, and control narratives to determine appropriate test procedures and maintenance protocols.
• Advise and coordinate with process operators and control room personnel during commissioning, shutdowns, and troubleshooting activities.

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