Process Control Instrumentation Specialist

Join us in Ogden, UT as the onsite authority who keeps chemical process control systems and heat-treatment furnaces accurate, reliable, and compliant. Reporting to the Senior Technical Services Manager, you’ll blend hands-on troubleshooting with meticulous calibration and documentation to ensure every measurement and control loop performs flawlessly.

• Install, repair, and optimize instrumentation across pressure, flow, gas chromatograph, and pH systems to stabilize operations.
• Calibrate temperature and pressure elements to National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) standards and maintain complete physical records.
• Champion preventive maintenance discipline—up-to-date logs, test records, and a well-curated calibration manual library.
• Restore and fit valves, valve positioners, and other flow devices to peak performance.
• Partner closely with Engineering and Quality on material qualification/testing and represent the function during customer audits.
• Apply electronic and pneumatic test equipment and small hand tools with expertise; work across devices including valves, pH/conductivity probes, flow analyzers, pressure devices, regulators, recorders, controllers, and thermal elements.
• Coordinate your area’s maintenance efforts with the central maintenance shop to reduce downtime.
• Operate confidently with wire, pneumatic tubing, fittings, valves, controllers, sensors, process systems involving acids and chemicals, and programmable logic controllers (PLCs).

• High School Diploma or GED required.
• At least 5 years in instrumentation and controls, with a minimum of 3 years in a comparable industrial environment.
• Trade/technical education in industrial instrumentation maintenance may fulfill part of the experience requirement.
• Proficiency in PLC wiring and strong maintenance/repair fundamentals.

This role is 100% onsite in Ogden, UT and reports to the Senior Technical Services Manager.

Well-qualified candidates are eligible for a $5,000 sign-on bonus.