Instrument Fitter

 

 

The Instrument Tubing Fitter is responsible for the fabrication, routing, installation, and termination

of stainless-steel and copper instrument tubing systems in accordance with project drawings, specifications, and quality standards. The position focuses on tubing installation activities including

measuring, bending, cutting, supporting, and connecting tubing between field devices, junction points, and control equipment while maintaining safe work practices and ensuring high-quality workmanship.

 

 

 

Measure, cut, bend, and install instrument tubing in accordance with project requirements.

Install tubing supports, clamps, channel, and associated hardware.

Route tubing along designated pathways while maintaining proper spacing, alignment, and accessibility.

Install and tighten tube fittings, ferrules, connectors, and manifolds.

Fabricate tubing assemblies and impulse lines from isometric and hook-up drawings.

Read and interpret instrument tubing layouts, isometrics, and construction drawings.

Verify tubing installations meet project specifications and quality requirements.

Assist with continuity checks, pressure testing, and leak testing of tubing systems.

Maintain a safe work area and comply with all site safety procedures.

Coordinate work activities with other construction trades and supervisors.

Follow blueprints, drawings, and work instructions under supervision.

Assist with hydro-testing, flushing, and commissioning activities.

Support rigging and material handling operations when qualified.

Comply with company safety policies, procedures, and permit requirements.

Attend safety meetings, toolbox talks, and required training.

 

 

 

High School Diploma or equivalent.

Minimum 3 years of industrial construction experience with instrument tubing installation.

Proficient in bending and installing stainless-steel tubing.

Ability to read and interpret tubing layouts, isometric drawings, and installation details.

Knowledge of tube fittings, supports, and industry installation practices.

Experience in refinery, petrochemical, LNG, pipeline, or industrial facilities preferred.

Strong understanding of safety requirements and quality standards.

 

The Instrument Tubing Fitter is responsible for the fabrication, routing, installation, and termination

of stainless-steel and copper instrument tubing systems in accordance with project drawings, specifications, and quality standards. The position focuses on tubing installation activities including

measuring, bending, cutting, supporting, and connecting tubing between field devices, junction points, and control equipment while maintaining safe work practices and ensuring high-quality workmanship.

 

Measure, cut, bend, and install instrument tubing in accordance with project requirements.

Install tubing supports, clamps, channel, and associated hardware.

Route tubing along designated pathways while maintaining proper spacing, alignment, and accessibility.

Install and tighten tube fittings, ferrules, connectors, and manifolds.

Fabricate tubing assemblies and impulse lines from isometric and hook-up drawings.

Read and interpret instrument tubing layouts, isometrics, and construction drawings.

Verify tubing installations meet project specifications and quality requirements.

Assist with continuity checks, pressure testing, and leak testing of tubing systems.

Maintain a safe work area and comply with all site safety procedures.

Coordinate work activities with other construction trades and supervisors.

Follow blueprints, drawings, and work instructions under supervision.

Assist with hydro-testing, flushing, and commissioning activities.

Support rigging and material handling operations when qualified.

Comply with company safety policies, procedures, and permit requirements.

Attend safety meetings, toolbox talks, and required training.

 

High School Diploma or equivalent.

Minimum 3 years of industrial construction experience with instrument tubing installation.

Proficient in bending and installing stainless-steel tubing.

Ability to read and interpret tubing layouts, isometric drawings, and installation details.

Knowledge of tube fittings, supports, and industry installation practices.

Experience in refinery, petrochemical, LNG, pipeline, or industrial facilities preferred.

Strong understanding of safety requirements and quality standards.