Instrumentation Ad Hoc (Apprentice)

The Instrument Technician performs all tasks and duties of an instrumentation technician discipline including but not limited to, installation or maintaining electrical control and instrumentation systems, i.e. electronics, programmable controllers, telecommunications, transmitters, and hydraulic, pneumatic systems. The instrumentation technician is responsible for all electrical and electronic instrumentation equipment pertaining to the drilling of the well, including circulating, rotating, hoisting and well control systems. The position is also responsible for uploading maintenance and repair data into a Maintenance Management System (MMS).

To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform each essential duty satisfactorily. The requirements listed below are representative of the knowledge, skill and/or abilities expected for this position.

- Must possess and maintain certifications and licenses necessary as required by the appropriate regulatory authorities.
- Knowledgeable and proficient in basic rigger’s role to ensure safe lifting operations are performed.
- Knowledgeable of electrical systems and be skilled at working with hand and power tools.
- Must possess mathematical skills required for certification as an instrument technician.
- Must have good PC skills to include all MS Office products
- .Must have proficient knowledge of diagnostic equipment
- Must be a self-motivator and work without close supervision
- Must be able to prioritize jobs and work under tight time restraints.
- Can demonstrate knowledge and fundamentals of the following equipment:

Drilling controls system
- Power generation & control system
- Hoisting and associated instrumentation system (drawworks)
- Rotating and associated instrumentation system (top drive)
- Circulating and associated instrumentation system (mud pumps)

- Must not pose a direct threat or significant risk of substantial harm to the safety or health of him/her or others.
- Must possess sound reasoning skills, good common sense and have the ability to follow directions.
- Must be able to recognize hazards, alarms, warnings and the ability to convey these to the proper personnel.
- Must possess excellent verbal and written communication skills.
- Must have good verbal communication skills and be able to effectively communicate in English with staff, management, customers and vendors.
- Education, experience, and certifications:

High School diploma is required.
- Must be able to obtain appropriate Offshore certifications
- Should have at least 3 years of work experience in maintaining electrical equipment.