Instrumentation and control technicians are essential to the monitoring and control of complex systems in energy facilities, including oil refineries, power plants, and offshore platforms. They install, calibrate, maintain, and repair instruments that measure and control variables such as pressure, flow, temperature, and level. Their expertise supports process efficiency, safety, and environmental compliance.

This role requires a strong background in electronics, automation systems, and industrial control technologies. Technicians often work alongside engineers and plant operators, using their skills to troubleshoot and optimize automated systems. A career in instrumentation and control within the energy industry offers dynamic, high-tech challenges and is critical to ensuring consistent and safe energy operations.