Technician Apprentice Discipline - Instrumentation - Internship

About the internship:Selected intern's day-to-day responsibilities include:

1. Assist in inspection and maintenance of instrumentation systems.

2. Support calibration and routine checking of instruments under supervision.

3. Assist in monitoring measurement and control systems.

4. Support troubleshooting of instrumentation-related issues.

5. Learn about process control and plant instrumentation practices.

6. Maintain relevant maintenance and inspection records.

7. Follow safety procedures and operational guidelines.Who can apply:Only those candidates can apply who:are available for full time (in-office) internshiphave relevant skills and interestsare Electronics Engineering studentsStipend:Not providedDeadline:[hidden]:59:59Skills required:InstrumentationOther Requirements:1. 3-year Diploma in Instrumentation Engineering, Instrumentation & Electronics, Instrumentation & Control Engineering, or Applied Electronics & Instrumentation Engineering.2. Minimum 50% aggregate marks; 45% for SC/PwBD candidates against reserved seats.3. Regular, full-time qualification from a recognised institution.About Company:Indian Oil Corporation Limited (IndianOil) is India’s flagship energy enterprise and one of the country’s leading energy PSUs, with a presence that spans the entire energy value chain. From refining and petrochemicals to fuel retail, LPG, natural gas, aviation fuel and emerging green energy solutions, IndianOil plays a vital role in powering India’s homes, industries, transportation and economic growth. With over 40,000 fuel stations, more than 63,000 customer touchpoints, a 20,000+ km pipeline network and 10 refineries, the company serves millions of customers every day.

Responsibilities

Selected intern's day-to-day responsibilities include:

1. Assist in inspection and maintenance of instrumentation systems.

2. Support calibration and routine checking of instruments under supervision.

3. Assist in monitoring measurement and control systems.

4. Support troubleshooting of instrumentation-related issues.

5. Learn about process control and plant instrumentation practices.

6. Maintain relevant maintenance and inspection records.

7. Follow safety procedures and operational guidelines.