Monolith needs an E&I Technician who can help change the narrative on climate change and bring hope and optimism into the conversation. Ready to help us make a difference? 

Join us on the frontlines of change.

As an E&I Technician, you are responsible for performing general and specialized maintenance and repairs of instrumentation and electrical installations. In addition, the E&I Technician will represent Monolith when working with contractors in hands-on electrical maintenance and by providing insight to ensure safe, efficient, and compliant maintenance.

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Why you should be at Monolith:

• A collaborative, inclusive and diverse environment with other brilliant minds
• Focus on inspiring work that makes a positive difference to the world
• Plenty of opportunities to learn and develop your knowledge, skills and expertise
• Competitive compensation and flexible work-life balance

• Safety matters most. You have a strong commitment to safety
• You can establish and maintain good working relationships with fellow employees, representatives of other utilities, outside consultants, and the public
• You can adapt to change in a dynamic and evolving environment and have the desire for self-improvement
• You are a self-starter
• You have an analytical mind and are capable of troubleshooting process systems.
• Communication comes naturally. You have excellent verbal and written communication.
• You’re knowledgeable of industrial equipment such as breakers, transformers, transmitters, and controllers, and preventative, predictive, and failure maintenance
• Technical certificate plus 2 years of industrial experience or high school diploma plus 4 years of industrial experience
• Experience calibrating pressure, temperature, level, and flow transmitters, and troubleshooting process systems
• Familiarity with motor control schematics, electrical one-lines, P&IDs, PLC-related controls, transmitters, and logic desired.
• Able to provide rotation-based on-call phone support and occasional overtime nights or weekends as required.

• Perform skilled electrical maintenance, repair, and installation of wiring, fixtures, and equipment including repairing or replacing motors, controllers/control systems, conduit, wire, tubing, and specialized electronic systems.
• Maximize equipment up-time by effectively performing assigned work orders and PMs while providing feedback for improvement possibilities.
• Proactively initiate work orders based on observations, measurements, or test results.
• Assume an active role in the development and continuous improvement of the maintenance program by:
• Evaluating the reliability of electrical and instrumentation systems.
• Communicating effectively with the AEI team to Identify, correct, and/or report problems requiring further action.
• Collaborate with the departments and contractors to plan and implement the installation of new equipment or systems.
• Assist with the diagnosing or troubleshooting of maintenance-related issues.
• Determine the integrity of components and systems such as control loops, instrumentation, PLC hardware, and power distribution to result in an effective repair.
• Engage with Operations staff to ensure an effective response and mitigation of downtime.
• Other duties as needed.

Ready to take a seat at the table, feel welcomed, and have a voice in solving world climate change? Send your resume now!

Your environment:

Minimal travel required. Work will be performed within an outdoor industrial plant environment and an indoor office environment.

Disclaimer

The above statements are not intended to be an all-inclusive list of the duties and responsibilities of the job described, nor are they intended to be such a listing of the job requirements. Rather, they are intended to describe the general nature of the job. Monolith reserves the right to revise or change job duties and responsibilities as the need arises. This job description does not constitute a written or implied contract of employment.