Plant Technician Water
Current-Adjust, inspect and evaluate processes, equipment, control operation and effectiveness of a water treatment facility, optimize performance, maintain regulatory compliance, minimize local and/or plant wide adverse impacts while taking into consideration cost, equipment capabilities, environmental impacts and OH&S.-Operate, monitor performance of plant process equipment, valves, gates, pumps, compressors, engines, electric motors/generators, boilers, HVAC systems, chemical dosing equipment-Make process adjustments, operational decisions, respond to alarm conditions to ensure efficient, compliant, safe operation within established performance, regulatory, quality limits-Maintain logbooks, records, documentation of process, work area activities-Collects samples, performs routine tests and analysis, and records results-Identify changes in operational conditions, interpret information to implement corrective actions, trouble shoot process issues-Utilize Process Control System (PCS), SCADA, Laboratory Information Management System, Works Management System, Eramosa Reporting and Information System, Performance Analytics and Information Reporting System to maintain, manage, validate operational data-Ensure safe work practices, utilize self-contained breathing apparatus, perform confined space entry, perform equipment lockout/tagging, isolate, lock out, make ready systems equipment for maintenance-Monitor, assess equipment performance, maintain process operations, CLAIR-clean, lubricate, adjust, inspect, repair, performs mechanical, electrical, instrumentation, calibration of instruments-Utilize Work Management System, identify, report maintenance needs, document work activities.Initiates material purchase orders, issues materials documents, receives materials, maintain inventories, record, follows up on maintenance quality