Main description : responsible for the maintenance, calibration, installation, and troubleshooting of the instrumentation systems used in oil and gas production. These systems typically include controls for pressure, flow, temperature, and level, which are critical for the safe and efficient operation of oil and gas facilities

• Installing new instrumentation systems and configuring them to the required settings.
• Performing routine checks and maintenance on existing systems to prevent mechanical failure.
• Calibrating instruments to ensure their accuracy and reliability in data gathering and process control.
• Diagnosing issues and effectuating immediate repairs to mitigate downtime.
• Updating system software and hardware to ensure technological compliance and efficiency.
• Documenting processes and maintaining service reports to adhere to compliance and operational standards.
• Collaborating with team members, including engineers and other technicians, to improve system performance.

In their daily operations, Instrumentation Technicians engage with several core tasks that are crucial to their roles:

• Inspecting and testing instrumentation and control systems to guarantee optimal operation.
• Reading and interpreting complex technical drawings and schematics.
• Configuring and adjusting control systems and equipment according to production specifications.
• Providing training and support to other technical staff and team members regarding system operation and troubleshooting complexities.

Prospective Instrumentation Technicians typically need to meet certain educational and certification criteria, including:

• A degree in Instrumentation Technology or a similar field is required.
• Previous experience with Pumps, Power generation, Control panels,...
• Hands-on experience through internships or apprenticeships is highly valuable for practical exposure to instrumentation work.