Overview:

The role of Pneumatic Technician II is responsible for various electrical construction projects offshore and inland, ensuring precise installation and maintenance of pneumatic systems and instruments.

Responsibilities:

- Work project assignments on land or offshore locations.

- Spot instrument locations for support or bracket installations.

- Receive and verify Instrument Data Sheets.

- Properly install instruments, tubing, tube trays, fittings, bracketing systems, and instrument valves as per installation details.

- Run single line and group line tubing independently.

- Fit up pneumatic end devices with SS fittings under supervision.

- Install fusible plug loops according to API 14C.

- Pressure test tubing as per specifications.

- Work with technicians in all construction phases to advance techniques.

- Inspect meters, indicators, and gauges for abnormal fluctuations.

- Test accuracy of instruments using various test equipment.

- Trace and test electronic circuitry to locate defects.

- Remove, clean, and replace defective instruments and components.

- Reassemble and calibrate instruments for accuracy.

- Record calibrations, parts used, and inventory.

- Prepare schematic drawings and reports for instrument changes.

- Observe and comply with safety and project rules.

- Participate in safety training and procedures such as first aid, CPR, and emergency drills.

- Travel to worksites via marine or helicopter transport.

- Reside at worksite based on work schedule.

- Care for test instruments and tools.

Qualifications:

- Valid driver’s license and clean driving record.

- Valid TWIC card.

- 3+ years of offshore/in-land industrial pneumatic experience.