ROLE SUMMARY
Review DCS and associated OT connectivity impacts to maintain safe, reliable, and continuous operation of affected industrial control services during infrastructure migration and decommissioning.
CORE RESPONSIBILITIES
- Review DCS service technical specifications, recommendation reports, block/connectivity diagrams, data sheets, material requisitions, technical bid evaluations, and related engineering deliverables.
- Validate the DCS OT Network & Hosting HLD and identify dependencies across controllers, servers, workstations, HMIs, historians, interfaces, redundancy, industrial networks, and hosting/connectivity services.
- Assess migration and implementation strategies for in-scope DCS services, including WF&TD and connectivity impacts to CH&C, CAT, LSL1, LSL2, ECT, EWS, and P0, while recognizing Los Colorados DCS as excluded.
- Review change, cutover, rollback, tie-in, interference, maintainability, reliability, commissioning, and operational-readiness documentation; support technical workshops, RFIs, and review finding closure.
- Coordinate with Network, Hosting, Transmission, Cybersecurity, EPCM, service owners, and vendors to ensure traceability of requirements, interfaces, risks, assumptions, and continuity controls.
REQUIRED KNOWLEDGE & QUALIFICATIONS
- Strong knowledge of process control, DCS/PLC architectures, HMI, historians, redundancy, alarm management, industrial protocols, instrumentation interfaces, and OT networks.
- Experience reviewing control narratives, cause-and-effect matrices, functional specifications, migration plans, engineering packages, lifecycle risks, and OT cybersecurity requirements; relevant Control, Automation, Electronics, or Instrumentation qualification.
- Spanish proficiency preferred, not mandatory.
Rate:
Not specified
Location:
Remote
IR35 Status:
Outside
Remote Status:
Remote
Industry:
Engineering
Seniority Level:
Not Specified