CEMS Technician II

JOB INFORMATION

• Job Title:
  
  CEMS Technician II
• Job Code: 127987
• Job Grade: 41

Maintains, calibrates and troubleshoots power plant emission monitoring systems in support of efficient generation and compliance of power under varying conditions.

• Performs responsibilities with standardized processes. Works under general supervision. Resolves routine questions and problems using basic principles of field. Refers the more complex issues to higher levels. Generally follows established procedures to accomplish requirements of job. Some latitude for deviation.

• Assists entry level technicians.
• Completes vendor training as required in the Quality Assurance Plan.
• Performs general maintenance, configuration and calibration of emission monitoring systems utilized in the compliance demonstration in electrical generation.
• Schedules and coordinates daily activities with supervisor.
• Provides general troubleshooting and maintenance of CEMS, COMS, PM and CMMS.
• Performs daily, monthly, quarterly and annual preventative maintenance of the CEMS, COMS, PM and CMMS.
• Troubleshoots and maintains all AC/DC control circuits and components.
• Basic regulatory knowledge for air emission monitoring (40 CFR parts 60, 63 and 75).
• Ability to work independently or in a team environment.
• Demonstrated ability in the proper use of electronic test instrumentation.
• Ability to read and interpret detailed instrumentation and control drawings.
• All other duties as assigned.

• Associate's Degree in a Technical discipline (i.e. Electronics, Engineering Technology, Power Plant Operations, etc.) and 4 years maintaining instrumentation and controls or testing equipment or industrial controls;
  Or
• Bachelor's Degree in any field and 2 years experience maintaining instrumentation and controls or testing equipment or industrial controls;
  Or
• High School Diploma/GED and 2 years journey level experience in a craft technical/mechanical role;
  Or
• High School Diploma/GED and 6 years relevant military experience at the journey level or one enlistment completed with DD Form 214 - Discharge Papers and Separation Documents.

• Required to travel frequently to all generation facilities in the OG&E system with the majority of time spent at power plants (typically gas fired EGUs).
• Travel for work and/or training both in and out of state and may require overnight stays.
• Works independently.
• Required to climb ladders up to 250 feet and work at high elevations for extended periods.
• Required to travel to all generation facilities in the OG&E system.
• Required to work non-standard work schedules (i.e. outside typical Monday through Friday) to include overtime, weekends, holidays, and call-outs, as needed.
• Required to work in all ambient conditions (i.e. extreme wind, heat and cold).
• Required to wear PPE such as hard hat, safety glasses, flame retardant clothing, steel toed boots, hearing protection, fall protection harness and respirator.
• Obtains and maintains certifications (e.g., NICET level I or ISA level I), as required.

General Requirements

• Occasionally:
  Standing
• Occasionally:
  Walking
• Occasionally:
  Pushing
• Occasionally:
  Pulling
• Occasionally:
  Climbing
• Occasionally:
  Stooping
• Occasionally:
  Kneeling
• Occasionally:
  Crouching
• Occasionally:
  Reaching
• Occasionally:
  Grasping
• Occasionally:
  Eye/Hand/Foot Coordination
• Occasionally:
  Repetitive Motions
• Frequently:
  Sitting

• Occasionally:
  Lifting up to 50 lbs
• Occasionally:
  Carrying up to 50 lbs

• Member is required to drive in order to perform their job duties. Member is assigned a company vehicle and/or member must drive a company and/or personal vehicle to complete company business at least 50% of time.
• The handling, packaging, processing, storage, disposal or transport of hazardous materials;
• The operation of equipment, machinery or power tools;
• Repairing, maintaining or monitoring the performance or operation of any equipment, machinery or manufacturing process, the malfunction or disruption of which could result in injury or property damage;
• The extraction, compression, processing, manufacturing, handling, packaging, storage, disposal, treatment or transport of potentially volatile, flammable, combustible materials, elements, chemicals or any other highly regulated component;
• The operation, maintenance or oversight of critical services and infrastructure including but not limited to, electric utilities, power generation or distribution;

• Demonstrated strong ability to comply with safety policies and seen as a leader in Incident and Injury Free (IIF).
• Strong knowledge of fundamental instrumentation and control concepts.
• Strong knowledge of maintenance and quality assurance practices of emission monitoring hardware.
• Basic knowledge of emission monitoring systems and components.
• Ability to communicate with individuals at various levels throughout the organization.
• Ability to communicate with plant operations the…