Instrumentation Engineer

Job Description

Designing and developing control systems: This includes creating plans for automated systems, specifying components, and designing system architectures. Installing and commissioning instrumentation: This involves setting up and configuring sensors, transmitters, and other instrumentation devices. Calibration and maintenance: Regularly checking and adjusting instruments to ensure accuracy, and performing preventative maintenance to prevent failures. Troubleshooting and problem-solving: Identifying and resolving issues with instrumentation and control systems. Data collection and analysis: Monitoring system performance, collecting data, and analyzing trends to identify areas for improvement. Documentation and reporting: Maintaining records of installations, calibrations, and repairs, and preparing technical reports. Compliance and safety: Ensuring that systems meet regulatory requirements and safety standards. Training and support: Providing guidance to operators on how to use and maintain instrumentation systems. Project management: Overseeing projects from conception to completion, ensuring they are completed on time and within budget. Job Types: Full-time, Fresher Pay: ₹9,714.79 - ₹44,552.03 per month Benefits: Provident Fund Schedule: Day shift Work Location: In person