I&C/Electrical Technician

If you have what it takes to become part of the Vistra family and would like to start a promising career with a global leader, take a look at the exciting employment opportunities that are currently available and apply online. Job Summary Responsible for the safe and reliable operation, monitoring, troubleshooting, and maintenance of a power generation facility utilizing GE 7EA and GE 7HA gas turbine technology. Performs plant operations and instrumentation/control maintenance, including equipment rounds, startups and shutdowns, troubleshooting of alarms and process issues, calibration and repair of field instrumentation, control system support, and maintenance of associated balance-of-plant equipment. Works collaboratively to maximize plant safety, reliability, availability, and efficiency while maintaining compliance with operating procedures and regulatory requirements. Job Description Responsibilities: Perform routine and emergency maintenance on the plant instrumentation, control, electrical and mechanical systems with minimum supervision, including weekends, holidays, and scheduled shifts. Provide technical expertise for troubleshooting and resolution of plant instrumentation, control, electrical and mechanical systems issues. Working knowledge of AC/DC circuit theory, analog and digital circuit theory, electrical/electronic controls, basic mechanics and power plant cycle/process fundamentals. Inspect, repair, install and remove various types of motors, generators, transformers, switches, circuit breakers, motor control equipment, cabling, buss work and storage batteries, and work within electrical systems up to and including 4160 volts. Maintain and calibrate all plant instrumentation to provide reliable information to operations and support personnel. Document and maintain records of instrumentation, control, electrical and mechanical maintenance history. Maintains CEMS (Continuous Emissions Monitoring Systems) in accordance with state and federal compliance guidelines. Troubleshoot, diagnose and repair plant electronic, pneumatic systems, analyzers, facility computers, process control/PLC equipment and instrumentation. Knowledge of power plant mechanical equipment as well as safety policies and procedures, especially in the areas of LOTO, chemical handling, heavy equipment, rotating machinery, confined spaces. Experience in the maintenance, repair, and installation of rotating equipment including pumps, mechanical seals, gas and steam turbines, generators, fans, bearings, gaskets, couplings, alignment, etc.). Knowledge of wet compression systems Must be able to locate, trouble-shoot, and adjust defects in mechanical equipment. Use of Human Performance Improvement (HPI) Tools, safe work controls, energy isolation (LOTO) and maintenance planning practices. ​ Requirements: High school graduate or GED required, trade school, related military service training programs or technical training school programs…