Entry Level Instrumentation Mechanic at Chevron in Richmond, CA

Job description

Inspects, maintains, troubleshoots and repairs mechanical systems, including fixed and rotating equipment, engines, pumps, generators, compressors, piping, valves, vessels. Identifies and implements reliability, integrity, economic, carbon reduction, and safety improvements for above systems. Performs routine assignments under general supervision. Gaining knowledge of work procedures and practices. Manufacturing Operations is accepting online applications for the position of Entry Level Instrumentation Mechanic located in the Richmond Refinery, California through October 30th, 2026 at 11:59 PM (PT) Job Responsibilities may include but are not limited to Instrument Mechanics are responsible for the proper performance of work within reasonable time limits and in accordance with established procedures, regulations, safe practices, and all applicable codes. Works in Process Plant and Instrument Shop environments. Performs troubleshooting, preventive, predictive, and corrective maintenance activities. Disassembles, repairs assemble and installs instrumentation equipment as required. Maintains and repairs control systems and equipment, which can include both analog and digital devices. Ability to troubleshoot industrial instrumentation transmitters, electro-mechanical, and pneumatic systems. Ability to safely and effectively utilize hand, power, and precision tools. Makes necessary craft computations and uses a computer. Ability to read instrumentation drawings such as P&ID’s and schematics Must be able to take initiative and work independently. Has the ability to plan and organize own work. Responsible for estimating labor and materials and for the safe and economic use of resources. Looks for and acts on opportunities to increase efficiency and reduce costs. Ability to display a comprehensive understanding of refinery policies and procedures. Ability to grasp complex issues and apply good problem-solving skills to develop recommendations/solutions. Build positive working relationships with operators and other crafts, both internally and externally to Chevron. Required Qualifications High School Diploma or Equivalent. Valid Driver’s License. Ability to train and become proficient in the use of electrical test equipment (such as multi-meter, signal generators, and communicators, etc.). Candidates must have or be able to obtain a TWIC card within 3 months of employment This job is a Safety Sensitive Position and is subject to Random Drug/Alcohol testing in addition to pre-employment background checks. Preferred Qualifications 2+ years of petrochemical experience Basic Electrical Knowledge and Theory Hand and power tool ability Knowledge of Blueprint and Code Basics Industrial/Electrical Safety Certifications Testing & Assessments If selected to participate in the Pre-employment testing process with Chevron, you will be required to take the following battery of STANG timed tests: Craft Specific Aptitude Assessment: Measures the ability to read, understand, and use information in graphs, charts, tables, and written passages to solve problems and apply general craft knowledge and principles to understand and implement solutions to various situations. Hands-on Skill Assessment: Measures the demonstrated abilities and knowledge of the Electrical fundamentals. Chevron's tests are focused on basic mechanical aptitudes. Candidates should focus on their abilities, reading comprehension, understanding information in tables and graphs, and understanding basic math. IMPORTANT NOTE As part of the application process, you will be required to take an assessment that measures aptitude and work styles. We recommend you allow approx. 45 minutes to complete the assessment in one sitting. If you need to exit, your progress will be saved. You will be immediately directed to the testing portal upon submittal of your application, at which point you will have 72 hours (about 3 days) to complete the online assessment. Once complete, your assessment score wil