About the role
AI summarisedAs the Micron Facilities Control Technician, you will perform maintenance and support engineering works on-site in Control equipment and systems, contributing to the goals of the facilities department and company through proactive maintenance and issue resolution.
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Key Responsibilities
- Adhere to company environmental safety health policy, SOPs, risk assessments, and quality policies during all tasks.
- Plan, schedule, and execute Preventive and Corrective Maintenance on controls equipment, gas detection gear, fire alarm systems, and associated infrastructure.
- Troubleshoot and resolve system abnormalities, assisting or leading system recovery efforts when necessary.
- Participate in root cause analysis and implement corrective/preventive actions for continuous improvement, including installation/modification of instrumentation and controls systems.
- Document and analyze maintenance work orders, equipment history, and project tracking using computer-based software.
- Track and monitor inventory for equipment spare parts and consumables.
- Provide feedback on design concepts during construction phases and conduct site supervision for new capital equipment installations.
- Coordinate and supervise contract service providers to ensure work aligns with the defined scope and system requirements.
- Perform rectification works independently.
Requirements
- Diploma in Instrumentation/Control Engineering or related field/experience.
- In-depth understanding of facility instruments, gas detectors, variable speed drives, and fire alarm systems.
- Good understanding of electrical equipment and PLC wiring concepts interfacing with instruments/gas detectors.
- Knowledge of calibration and measurement tools.
- Basic PLC programming knowledge.
- Ability to read system schematic drawings and wiring diagrams.
- Proven ability to work effectively in a multidisciplinary team.