The role
Reporting directly to the Engineering and Late Life Manager, the primary function of this position is the provision of Instrument & Controls Engineering technical support for the Asset.
The Instrument & Control Engineer will work as part of a multi-disciplinary team to deliver Engineering solutions and changes on the asset.
In addition, they will be a subject matter expert across the business and provide technical support to operations on a regular basis.
The Instrument & Control Engineer will be responsible for delivering a number of work scopes for a wide variety of brownfield modifications.
There will also be the requirement to interface with the EPC contractor and systems vendors on a regular basis to ensure compliance with company processes and procedures.
- Responsible engineer for multidisciplinary engineering scopes to provide effective technical. Exercise authority to group of professionals engaged in complex technical issues.
- Apply engineering principles, standards, procedures, good practices to ensure all engineer work is carried out to meet all necessary safety requirements.
- Ensure work processes and procedures are fit for purpose and implemented to ensure the team is consistently applying sound engineering principles and work is performed in a safe, efficient and cost effective manner.
- Accountable for discipline engineering deliverables for engineering scopes/changes/studies/investigation. This includes calculations, datasheets, design assessments, review/approval of vendor documents, workpacks, schedules, etc.
- Review and evaluate recommendations and actions proposed by others.
- Works at advanced technical level by providing original approaches to practical and economical solutions.
- Effectively plan work to meet asset requirements and alignment with planning processes.
- Provide technical advice and guidance on engineering activities that affect more than one department or operated asset.
- Plan, organise and carry out special, complex and advanced level studies upon request. Responsible for presenting project proposals, conclusions or recommendations to senior management.
- Take course of action necessary to expedite the successful completion of projects.
- Lead technical change through all steps of innovation, development, risk management, implementation, training and sustainment.
You are
- Experienced in use of standards (e.g. IEC61511 and BS EN60079); instrument and general engineering specifications & datasheets; design calculation, e.g. I.S. calculations; control systems design requirements; understanding of engineering diagrams, e.g. P&ID’s, loop diagrams, pneumatics hook ups, termination drawings. High attention to detail.
- Experience in management of change processes and requirements.
- Proven track record with Offshore Operator. EPC/design experience beneficial but not mandatory.
- Strong project development and execution skills.
- Experience in managing engineering contractors and service providers.
- Highly effective relationship builder at all levels, internally and externally. Ability to influence at all levels.
- Well-developed communication and interpersonal skills, strong organizational and leadership skills.
- Ability to work independently and in a flexible team environment, effectively handling cultural, political and economic differences.
At a minimum, you have
Essential
Bachelors or Masters degree in Engineering or Applied Science.
Broad Instrument and Systems Engineering experience.
Functional Safety Engineer Certification
Desirable
- Professional Registration
- COMPEX12 Application Design Engineer Certification