Job Title:  Automation Integrator III 

Schedule: 9/80 (off every other Friday)

Work Location: Carlsbad, NM

Job Summary:

An Automation Integrator III executes automation engineering deliverables by programming and/or installing PLC programs and validating compliance to engineering design. 

• Supports automation engineering with design and control systems improvements.
• Works with automation construction and commissioning project managers to commission facilities.
• Responsible for PLC programming development and HMI/LOI programming and design work.
• Assists with oversight of automation electrical design, troubleshooting, testing, debugging of programs, and redlining of engineering documentation for engineering as-builts. 
• All aspects of facility commissioning with a focus on automation control systems. 

• Responsible for maintaining project schedules to meet timelines. 

• Engaged participation in project meetings and design reviews. 

• Responsible for maintaining status reports. 

• Advanced understanding of facilities equipment, process flow, and automation control systems and designs. 

• Proficiency with electrical systems, mechanical systems, software applications, data management, and network security. 

• Develop and validate automation programs ensuring compliance with engineering documentation. 

• Use of PLC software (e.g., RSLogix500, RSLogix5000, DirectSoft5, ROCLINK 800/DS800), HMI programs (e.g., Red Lion Crimson, Factory Talk View, Panelview), and RTU programming. 

• Complete redlines and relevant documentation to support current as-built post commissioning. 

• Follow company management of change (MOC) process. 

• Adhere to Oxy program standardization and best practices. 

• Support operations and automation specialists with training on automation control system functions. 

• Train aspiring automation integrators on organizational processes, programming automation control systems, equipment, and documentation. 

• Support low VAC devices including transformers, breaker boxes, electrical switches, heaters, motors, and analyzers. 

• Provide troubleshooting and basic repair to 120v AC power supply to automation systems and devices. 

• Support troubleshooting of 480v and less of AC power availability and notify the electrical team of findings needing service/repair. 

• Support automation end devices (switches, transmitters, etc.), calibrate, troubleshoot, install, and use Hart communicator and multi-meters. 

• Identify and troubleshoot Ethernet, serial, satellite, and wireless field communications. 

• Ensure alarms are within Oxy standards, accurately represent the process, function as intended, and follow appropriate change control protocols. 

• Communicate project activities with asset teams. 

• Assist in the evaluation of new technologies providing pro and con analyses. 

• Support customers (operations) as a liaison with automation engineering to assist in the design of projects and a desired operating philosophy. 

• Active participation in Oxy process improvement teams. 

• Ability and willingness to travel to support unassigned job areas as needed. 

• Ability and willingness to work 12-hour shifts, including nights, weekends, holidays, and participate in an on-call rotation when needed. 

• Advanced teamwork and collaboration abilities with internal and external business units, exemplifying a responsible attitude for personal safety and the safety of co-workers, contractors, and the public. 

• Two-year technical degree and 7+ years of oil and gas automation integrator/programming experience with 3+ years of oil field process facilities experience. 

• Advanced understanding of automation and electrical design principles. 

• Advanced knowledge and technical skills working with PLCs, HMIs, RTUs, EFMs, POCs (e.g., Allen Bradley, Totalflow, ROCs, Coriolis), and automation devices. 

• Intermediate knowledge of technical standards and guidelines (e.g., API, NEC, NFPA, IEEE, ISA). 

• Advanced understanding of automation systems and network connections. 

• Advanced understanding of PSSRs (pre-startup safety review) and MOCs (management of change). 

• Advanced understanding of digital and analog I/O, programming, and troubleshooting. 

• Proficient knowledge of analog and discrete instrumentation, and various serial and Ethernet communication protocols. 

• Extensive expertise in safe work systems. 

• Expertise in electrical/automation construction codes and practices. 

• Extensive knowledge of automation equipment specifications and application. 

• Demonstrated time management skills with the ability to prioritize multiple tasks within timelines. 

• Ability to assist in estimating and managing budgets. 

• Must be able to work under pressure. 

• Proficiency in leadership, mentoring, and training. 

• Advanced communication skills, including written, oral, and remote meeting skills. 

• Proficiency in MS Office (Word, Excel, Outlook) and Windows operating systems. 

• Must meet all conditional job offer requirements, including background, drug, hair follicle, MVR, agility, and fit for duty.