Industrial Controls & Instrumentation Technologist
A day in this role

Sunrise or sunset, you’ll keep production humming. After completing training, you’ll transition into a rotating 2-2-3 schedule, alternating days and nights. You start your shift by reviewing maintenance tickets, then move quickly from diagnosing a PLC input fault to swapping a VFD, and finish by commissioning a newly installed flow instrument. Safety is your constant companion, documentation your daily habit, and collaboration with operations and maintenance your rhythm.

Compensation & schedule

• Pay: $38 – $42 per hour, DOE


• Schedule: 2-2-3 rotation (two on, two off, three on), rotating between day and night shifts

What you’ll take on

• Own safety: follow all standards, procedures, and lockout/tagout protocols


• Rapid troubleshooting of electrical and instrumentation breakdowns to minimize downtime