Stationary Engineer Instrument and Controls Technician

UCI Series Concepts

Class Specifications – G.25
Stationary Engineer Instrument and Controls Technician – 9448

February 2009

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CLASS CONCEPT

Stationary Engineer Instrument and Controls Technicians inspects, tests, maintains, repairs and installs instruments and controls associated with the Central Plant co-generation plant, heating and cooling systems, and associated equipment.  May also assist with the inspection, testing, maintenance, repair and installation of instruments and controls in campus buildings.  Incumbents maintain records of work and perform other duties as required.

Examples of typical assignments are:

Incumbents perform maintenance, repair, calibration, and installation of steam flow transmitters, pressure indicating transmitters, level transmitters, and associated control devices on the Central Plant Generating Facility equipment.

Incumbents repair, install, calibrate, monitor and test Central Plant Generating Facility Allen Bradley Programmable Logic Controllers and graphic displays.

Incumbents perform regular inspections and calibrations on boiler controls systems.

Incumbents work with vendors, computer control and software specialists, and plant operators, engineers, and supervisory personnel to determine process parameters and technical specifications on the Central Plant Generating Facility equipment.

MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS

Possess a Steam Engineers License and an EPA Universal Refrigeration license.  

Five years related experience working with instruments and controls in an operating steam plant; ability to read, write and perform basic arithmetic calculations;  knowledge of federal, state and local codes and safety standards; knowledge and abilities essential to the successful performance of the duties assigned to the position.