Instrument and Electrical Technician, North Salt Lake City Midstream

Phillips 66 & YOU - Together we can fuel the future     What To Expect: The  Instrumentation & Electrical Technician  will be based out of  North Salt Lake City, Utah and is primarily responsible for the safe operations and maintenance of Company pipeline assets located in and around the geographic area. The Technician will calibrate and inspect measurement equipment, conduct routine pipeline maintenance, eliminate and report product leaks, seeps, and spills, as well as assist with construction, maintenance and mechanical integrity projects on the pipeline. The Technician will maintain qualifications and record documentation in accordance with all applicable DOT and OSHA regulations to ensure compliance.   The role will work a 4/10 schedule, consisting of four 10-hour workdays each week.     *This position requires the successful completion of an online assessment . If you meet the required qualifications of the position, a link to complete the assessment will be emailed to you immediately after your completed application is received.    Please check your spam folder if you do not see the email. The assessment must be completed within 7 days of your application date OR prior to the job posting expiration date (August 30, 2026), whichever is earlier. Your assessment results will be valid for one year.   What You'll Do:

Performing and providing technical support for installations, maintenance, and repairs of mechanical, electrical, and rotating equipment. Performing planned maintenance checks and calibration and timely submits appropriate reports. Assisting supervisors in changing technology and budget requirements. Maintaining effective spare parts inventory. Assisting in pump tear down/rebuild inspections and new pump installations. Working with Pipeline Integrity and Reliability group for new technologies around rotating equipment. Minimizing downtime and unsafe conditions by performing preventative maintenance. Maintaining mechanical skills by attending training sessions and on-the-job training. Maintaining technical and administrative records, including prints and project reports. Completing electrical repairs (24 volts up to 4,160 volts). Troubleshooting control circuits for motors. Responding to emergencies and participate in emergency response. Driving teamwork throughout the area of responsibility. Supervising, directing, and training contract crews. Participating in Safety Action Plans. Completing and maintaining required safety/regulatory training (CBT). Pursuing cost reduction opportunities. Reading and understanding pump curves. Reading and understanding P&ID's (process and instrumentation diagrams). Assist in PLC minor programming.

Legally authorized to work in the United States without restrictions High School Diploma or GED equivalent Valid driver's license Live (or willing to relocate) within 1 hour of reporting location Willingness and ability to perform and comply with following, with or without reasonable accommodation:

To travel up to 20% of the time To climb up to 50 feet using both inclined and vertical steps/ladders To lift up to 45 pounds To bend, kneel, knee stand and squat up to 30 minutes at a time To sit and stand for prolonged periods over 2 hours at a time according to job demands To work outside in harsh weather conditions To work alone a high percentage of the time To respond to emergency calls and/or break/fix calls as needed To work overtime on an as-needed basis To work with chemicals and bases To wear personal protective equipment (such as fire-retardant clothing, steel-toe shoes, ear and eye protection) To maintain your face so that a respirator / face mask can seal properly. i.e. to be clean shaven (facial hair) To perform firefighting duties To work with hydrocarbons that are under high pressure and heat

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