Description

Key responsibilities include interpreting P&IDs, isometric drawings, and tubing layouts to perform installations, as well as installing, bending, and routing small‑bore tubing (typically 1/4″ to 1″) using hand or power tools. The technician assembles and installs instrumentation equipment such as transmitters, gauges, and analyzers, and applies proper techniques for Swagelok, Parker, or other compression fittings. Additional duties involve hydrostatic or pneumatic pressure testing, coordinating with instrument technicians, electricians, and engineers for system integration, and complying with HSE policies and quality standards. Accurate records of installations, modifications, and maintenance activities are maintained, and any defects or unsafe conditions are reported promptly.

• Read and interpret P&IDs, isometric drawings, and tubing layouts.
• Install, bend, and route small‑bore tubing (1/4″–1″) using hand or power tools.
• Assemble and install instrumentation equipment such as transmitters, gauges, and analyzers.
• Apply proper compression‑fitting techniques (Swagelok, Parker, etc.) for leak‑free connections.
• Conduct hydrostatic or pneumatic pressure tests on tubing systems.
• Collaborate with instrument technicians, electricians, and engineers for integration.
• Ensure all work meets HSE policies and quality standards.
• Keep accurate records of installations, modifications, and maintenance.
• Report defects, unsafe conditions, or non‑conformities immediately.

Requirements

Mako Industries is seeking a skilled and safety‑conscious Instrument Fitter / Tubing Technician for its Sugar Land, TX location. The role involves installing, assembling, and maintaining instrumentation systems and tubing on industrial sites. Work focuses on small‑bore tubing, fittings, valves, and instruments to ensure leak‑free, efficient performance according to project specifications and industry standards.

Qualified candidates have proven experience as an Instrument Fitter / Tubing Technician in industrial or process environments and can read technical drawings including P&IDs, loop diagrams, and tubing isometrics. They are skilled in manual and hydraulic tube bending, cutting, deburring, and flaring, and possess knowledge of instrument fittings, valves, and supports such as Swagelok and Parker. An understanding of process instrumentation and control systems, familiarity with HSE standards, and the physical ability to work at heights or in confined spaces are also required.

• Possess proven experience in industrial settings and ability to read technical drawings.

Benefits

Training + Development

Interview process

Visa Sponsorship

Security clearance