We are looking for INSTRUMENT MECHANIC for our Scarborough(333 Progress ) location. Shift: Starting on 10hrs day shift going to 12hrs continental shifts. Wage:$45.78 +$3 retention bonus .

Responsibilities:

· Assist in the day-to-day safe, efficient and cost-effective operation of the paper machine and it's auxiliary systems.

· Skills:

· Good workshop practices and working knowledge of industrial electrical and electronic technology

· Able to build control panels from drawings or description

· Able to understand and troubleshoot relay logic

· Good working knowledge of PLC/DCS systems, (Allen Bradley/Valmet DNA preferred): programming, troubleshooting logic or communications set up issues

· Basic understanding of network and communication protocols used in industrial control systems.

· Capable of reading wiring schematics, logic drawings (ladder and function block), hydraulic/pneumatic drawings, and blueprints

· Install, repair and adjust hydraulic/pneumatic controls

· Familiarity with standard measurement techniques and calibration procedures on level, temperature, flow, pressure, analytical and consistency instrumentation

· Familiarity with control valve standard set-up and calibration procedures and test for functionality

· Able to handle competing priorities and adapt to situations

· Take a proactive approach to problem solving

· Ability to work well in a group environment

· Demonstrate good mathematical (mathematical test required) and communication skills (oral & written)

· Able to perform the bona fide occupational requirements, as outlined in the Physical Demands Analysis

1. Installation
1. Set up and install sensors, transmitters, and control devices on industrial equipment.
2. Interpret technical drawings and loop diagrams.
2. Calibration
1. Adjust instruments to ensure accurate readings and performance.
2. Use calibration tools and software to test sensors and controllers.
3. Maintenance and Troubleshooting
1. Inspect instruments regularly to prevent failures.
2. Diagnose and fix malfunctions in instrumentation systems.
4. Repair and Replacement
1. Replace faulty sensors, circuit boards, or wiring.
2. Repair pneumatic, electronic, or digital control systems.
5. Documentation and Compliance
1. Keep accurate maintenance records.
2. Ensure systems meet safety and regulatory standards.

Requirements:

· Able to function within a paper mill setting

· Minimum of five years industrial experience in the electrical and instrumentation fields

· Able to work independently using safe work practices and with limited supervision

· Must be willing and able to work both 12-hour shifts and 10-hour day shifts

· Call-in, statutory holiday and weekend coverage will also be required

New Forest Mill is an Equal Opportunity Employer.

We thank all applicants for their interest; however only those considered for an interview will be contacted.

For more information, please visit our website at www.atlantic.ca