Energized by an over 200-year history as part of PQ Corporation – our company is now simpler, stronger, leaner, nimbler – and solidly positioned for growth. Ecovyst is a pure-play catalyst and services company. As catalysts for positive change, our technologies play a critical role in supporting ecological health, and propelling expansion and growth for our customers.

Our long history of innovation expertise and close customer collaboration supports the development of proprietary catalysts and services across our two industry-leading businesses, Ecoservices and Catalyst Technologies

• Ecoservices provides specialty grade high purity virgin sulfuric acid for a number of diverse and growing end uses. Among them are mining, particularly copper for electronics applications, production of lead acid batteries for all types of vehicles, water treatment, and agricultural products.
• Catalyst Technologies business is a leader in engineering proprietary and customized technologies for cleaner fuels, emissions control and waste reduction

At Ecovyst, we are prioritizing and accelerating our growing and greening initiatives, and are putting sustainability for a safer, cleaner, healthier world at the forefront of our forward strategy. At Ecovyst, we are ready for change.

GENERAL RESPONSIBILITIES:
Repair and troubleshoot electrical & instrumentation equipment ranging from small motors up to services involving 480 volts.
Also involved in the installation of new equipment up to 480 volts.
Install wiring & conduit up to 2” diameter. Must be able to bend and thread conduit.
Install process control instrumentation such as transmitters, controllers, analyzers, control valves etc.
Ability to remove and install small piping and tubing.
Rebuild and calibrate transmitter and control valves. Tune controllers.
Maintain and troubleshoot emission monitoring instrumentation and control equipment.
Perform preventive maintenance on instrumentation.
Interface with outside contractors on new installation and startup of electrical and process control systems.
Facilitate and order parts as necessary.
Maintain plant electrical and instrument records and standards.
Provide support to operations in process control.
Conduct instrument inspections and tests as required per the site’s Mechanical Integrity MIMM program. Operate forklift, man lift & hand tools including drills, hacksaws, wrenches and grinders.
On the Job Training Required: Powered Industrial Trucks, Forklift, Crane

HS&E RESPONSIBILITIES
Be knowledgeable of and comply with all applicable site, corporate and regulatory safety and environmental requirements.
Attend and actively participate in safety meetings and complete all applicable safety training as required.
Properly inspect, use and maintain necessary PPE in accordance with site PPE matrix
Report all safety or environmental incidents immediately and openly participate in the incident investigation.
Communicate clearly to all involved in specific work tasks the hazards and exposure involved.
Review yearly &, when necessary, assist in writing job procedures
Help in preparing the applicable work permits.
Immediately report any unsafe conditions or behaviors to your supervisor and write safety work orders or Near Miss reports to document the unsafe conditions or actions
Ensure all applicable permits have been issued, equipment is properly locked out & tagged out & use the proper PPE & tools required for the specific job
Participate in PSUSR, PHA and MOCs
Responsible for housekeeping of I/E shop area
Look for waste reduction opportunities
Ensure equipment approved for use e.g. forklifts, safety showers, ladders, etc.

SPECIFIC JOB REQUIREMENTS
Basic math skills;
Moderate computer skills;
Able to read electrical and instrument loop diagrams.
Must be able to climb a ladder, drive a forklift, and use the man lift.
Capable of using the equipment necessary to test and repair electrical circuits up to 480 volts AC.
Must be able to troubleshoot and repair both pneumatic and electronic instrumentation loops.
Capable of working with DCS, programming and troubleshooting programmable logic controls (PLC), control software and human-machine interface systems.
Must be able to wear a full face respirator.